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Space Travel For Those With The Right Stuff
To date, just over 500 men and women have ever made it into space. If you consider that number spans over 50 years of space exploration then it becomes apparent how few opportunities exist for would be astronauts. But most … Continue reading
Posted in Science, Technology
Tagged astronaut requirements, astronaut training, commercial space travel, dennis tito, going to Mars, going to space, going to the moon, how to become an astronaut, mission to mars, nasa, private space travel, richard branson, space exploration, space travel, virgin galactic
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That’s One Small Step For The Moon Hoax, Kubrick and Hollywood
There has never been any doubt in my mind that humans have been to the moon. It was talked about in my house throughout my childhood. I’ve met and known people who worked on the Apollo missions, and listened to … Continue reading
One small step for curiosity, one giant leap for all humanity
Watching Curiosity touch down on Mars today almost 40 years after the Viking landers first visited Mars in the 1970s brought back a lot of happy memories for me. Too young to remember the Apollo moon missions, but just old … Continue reading
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Tagged exploring mars, mars, mars curiosity, mars curiosity landing, mars exploration, mars rover, mlc, nasa, science, space exploration, technology, total recall
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The End Of The Space Race
It’s a pretty sad state of affairs to see the US government cutting around $300million from NASAs planetary science program. In 2010 President Obama, announced a vision for NASA that included a mission to Mars, but in light of these … Continue reading
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Tagged film, GFC, mission to mars, nasa, science, space exploration, space program, technology
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Kepler 22b and the LHC
There have been a couple of big stories in science over the last week. Firstly NASA has confirmed the detection of an earthlike planet and physicists at CERN have called a special seminar to discuss their progress in the search … Continue reading
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Tagged cern, earth, earth-like planet, god particle, goldilocks zone, higgs field, higgs-boson, kepler, kepler 22-b, kepler 22b, large hadron collider, lhc, nasa, particle physics, science, standard model
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