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Hooked on Huskers
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Myself, boggling space distances. Voyager1 finally escaped our solar system (2012). How many years trip? 35 years. Next destination ...... wander the Milky Way, in about 40,000 years, Voyager 1 will come within 1.6 light-years of nearest star. Whoa!
BTW, Voyager1 still communicate to earth. V'Ger V'Ger V'Ger
And spacecraft warp speed (faster than light) is impossible. E=mc thing I believe. Sorry Scotty.
Milky Way galaxy got "billions and billions" of stars (Carl Sagan). Damn amazing.
BTW, Voyager1 still communicate to earth. V'Ger V'Ger V'Ger
And spacecraft warp speed (faster than light) is impossible. E=mc thing I believe. Sorry Scotty.
Milky Way galaxy got "billions and billions" of stars (Carl Sagan). Damn amazing.
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The Dude
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NASA @NASA 2h
Saturn's moon Enceladus harbors a large interior ocean beneath an ice shell. More: http://www.nasa.gov/press/2014/april/nasa-space-assets-detect-ocean-inside-saturn-moon/index.html … pic.twitter.com/o6ZOXpaPoC
Saturn's moon Enceladus harbors a large interior ocean beneath an ice shell. More: http://www.nasa.gov/press/2014/april/nasa-space-assets-detect-ocean-inside-saturn-moon/index.html … pic.twitter.com/o6ZOXpaPoC
Hooked on Huskers
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UFO enthusiasts are very excited about this suspicious photo from Mars. Artificial light about the possibility of life on Mars!
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RockyMountainOySker
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GSG
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'Cherry tree from space' mystery baffles Japan
This tree was grown from a cherry stone that spent time on the ISS. It bloomed far earlier than a normal cherry tree.
This tree was grown from a cherry stone that spent time on the ISS. It bloomed far earlier than a normal cherry tree.
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EbylHusker
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Ugh, it could be anything, including nothing to do with zero gravity, cosmic rays, or anything remotely related to space flight. No control group, among other things, means essentially, "Anything we discover has no way of ever being accepted by the scientific community, so we're just wasting everyone's time with a curiosity that means nothing."
GSG
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EbylHusker
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lol, well it's cool, I just wish it was done as a scientifically valid experiement rather than...whatever it was. Microgravity definitely does some weird sh#t, I wouldn't put it past it.
Hooked on Huskers
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The latest Mars rover photo. Bad news, apparently lost all 6 wheels and rims
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tschu
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EbylHusker
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Oh sh#t, the Martians put Curiosity up on blocks??
The Dude
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It doesn't seem like they expected it to do some weird sh#t, hence the lack of valid experimentation. Now there's something to shoot for, at least if anyone cares to test it.