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All posts tagged "space"
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2.3KScience / TechNASA Aims Higher – Manned Mars Mission Announced
I think it’s safe to assume that at one point or another we’ve all looked up to the sky and dreamt of what’s...
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1.0KMovie Reviews / Movies / ReviewsInterstellar Review: Shoots For The Stars And Just Barely Misses
While not wholly original in the story it tells or even how it tells it, the scientific detail and craftsmanship within Interstellar is...
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380Music / Pop Culture
Chris Hadfield’s Rendition Of Space Oddity Back On YouTube, Thanks To David Bowie
Canada’s greatest gift to the world, a video of Col. Chris Hadfield playing David Bowie’s “Space Oddity” on a guitar while in orbit...
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766ScienceSpaceX Launches AsiaSat 8 Into Orbit Successfully
Elon Musk and the crew from SpaceX have successfully launched AsiaSat 8 into orbit early this morning. AsiaSat is a satellite communications...
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840Mobile / Science / TechGoogle Sends Project Tango Into Space
Google are no stranger to launching things into space. One NASA probe sent into orbit is still powered by a Nexus One...
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1.3KScienceVoyager Finally Confirmed to Have Entered Interstellar Space
In late 2013, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) tentatively announced that space probe Voyager...
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812Editorial / ScienceLife Jim – but not as we know it! (Op-Ed)
After recent discoveries of Earth-like planets and all manner of strangeness in our stellar neighborhood, possibly our next question should be: How...
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1.5KScience / TechSpaceX: Falcon 9-R Rocket Shows Some Fin!
Elon Musk famously said – and I paraphrase: show a little ankle but not the whole leg. SpaceX has recently shown us...
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3.4KBusiness / EditorialSpaceX Moon Base in 2015? (Op-Ed)
It’s looking like 2015 will be a kick-start year for burgeoning space enterprise. Right now at SpaceX in California, the fledgling spaceflight...
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991TechTech History Thursday: Week 1, 06/08-06/14
Welcome to the first installment of Tech History Thursday!
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1.8KScience / TechHope for Privatized Spacecraft Soars with Dragon V2
When Elon Musk, PayPal and SpaceX founder, unveiled the Dragon V2 on May 29, my heart jumped into my throat.
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2.1KScience / TechNasa Beams Wi-Fi To The Moon – My Wireless Barely Reaches My Kitchen
Researchers at NASA and MIT have figured out a way to solve one of the great problems of modern space travel –...
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1.2KScienceCatch Tonight’s “Ring Of Fire” Solar Eclipse Live
Mother Nature is the ultimate attention seeker and tonight, April 28th, at 11 p.m PT/2 a.m ET she will be showing us the...
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1.9KScience / TechNew Google Tango Device Added to NASA’s SPHERE Project
The Google Tango project is about to blast off…no, seriously, it’s going to space. The Project Tango team is working with NASA...
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1.0KScience / TechFirst Successful Launch of SpaceX Reusable Rocket
On April 18, 2014, PayPal founder Elon Musk’s private spacecraft company, SpaceX, claimed its first successful launch of its reusable rocket, the Falcon 9, achieved through the launch...
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1.2KScienceNASA’s Morpheus Lander Flies Free Once More
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) Morpheus Lander performed its ninth successful free flight test yesterday, March 11, 2014. The short...
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Watch Apollo 11 Saturn V Launch Camera E-8 In Slow Motion
Watch the launch of Apollo 11 July 16,1969. Some of you may have seen this before but for those who haven’t, this...
