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Astronomy/Space  The future of the Human Species - Part 4: Will we create our future?
If ever we go on another planet, colonize it and live on it then the appearance of us, humans, will change.
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The future of the Human Species - Part 3: How do we engineer an Earth-like envir
Many people think that to make Mars habitable, we only need to take the planet’s temperature into consideration. Well this is not true of course but...
(1155 reads) The future of the Human Species - Part 2:Where next?
If we, humans do not want to disappear when the earth or mars get swallowed up, we will have to go and live beyond the solar system.
(1083 reads) The future of the Human Species - Part 1: Are we in danger?
Sun is the father of life on Earth! But similarly to giving life, it will also take it away. This will be life’s doomsday. No way can we escape from this if we stay put.
(1018 reads) Space Pollution
Astronauts’ faeces are also (well in the past they were) released in space. Imagine me (a cool guy and proud guy) walking one hot day back home. All of a sudden, ‘splash’, I receive an astronaut’s faeces on top on my head!
(1279 reads) NASA Brings Mars Online
As the spacecraft flies, Mars is millions of miles away. Thanks to the Internet, NASA can bring it into your living room, to a local Internet cafe, or anywhere else with...
(1131 reads) Chandra Locates Mother Lode Of Planetary Ore In Colliding Galaxies
NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory has discovered rich deposits of neon, magnesium and silicon in a pair of colliding galaxies known as The Antennae. When the clouds containing these elements cool, an exceptionally high...
(1036 reads) Mars May Be Emerging From An Ice Age
NASA's Mars Global Surveyor and Mars Odyssey missions have provided evidence of a relatively recent ice age on Mars. In contrast to Earth's ice ages, a Martian ice age waxes when the poles warm, and water vapor is...
(929 reads) Ion Engine Design Passes Key NASA Test
A team of engineers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif, successfully tested a new ion propulsion engine design, one of several candidate propulsion...
(1003 reads) NASA'S Year Of Sorrow, Recovery, Progress And Success
NASA's plans for 2003 were abruptly changed February 1 with the sudden and tragic loss of the Space Shuttle Columbia and the brave crew of STS-107...
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