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A Year in Space Changed 7% of This Astronaut's DNA

https://nerdist.com/astronaut-dna-changed-by-space/

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Francisco Fornes Marti

Mar 16, 18 / Ari 19, 02 18:22 UTC

Maybe the human being has also mutated in the earth for reasons that we do not know.

Abdullah AlSaffar

Mar 16, 18 / Ari 19, 02 10:17 UTC

Assuming that they are exposed to high levels of radiation. Stuff that we know of and many that we don’t even know that they exist. It makes sense. I just hope that it is not fatal or dangerous to their health.

When Stephen Hawking Threw a Cocktail Party for Time Travelers

My kind of party!
I'm going to start doing this every year, then send invitations to only the people who attended.
The 1st party will be held in 1977. See you there. 🥂

https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/stephen-hawking-time-travelers-party

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Sarabjeet Singh

Mar 16, 18 / Ari 19, 02 07:38 UTC

Yes, I remember that Video... He was an extraordinary person. Perhaps the only example in the world of a man whose whole body is disabled but his determination and dedication made him a man of millennia ! He was Indeed a TIME TRAVELER for all of US.... Who took our ...

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Stephen Hawking (RIP) Explains His Revolutionary Theory of Black Holes with the Help of Chalkboard Animations

http://www.openculture.com/2018/03/stephen-hawking-rip-explains-his-revolutionary-theory-of-black-holes-with-the-help-of-chalkboard-animations.html

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Stephen Hawking died on Pi Day and Albert Einstein’s birthday to prove just what a mathematical genius he was

http://metro.co.uk/2018/03/14/stephen-hawking-died-pi-day-albert-einsteins-birthday-prove-just-mathematical-genius-7385707/

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Happy birthday Albert Einstein!

Born on this date in 1879, Einstein changed our notions of space, time and matter – launched modern physics – and became a household name.

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Happy Pi Day! What you might not know about the number that never ends

http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/pi-day-facts-1.4572534

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Professor Stephen Hawking ❤️

A great mind has passed away today. Professor Stephen Hawking. ❤️

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That this outstanding man went high in the sky on March 14, which is the "Pi Day" - π. ...

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In Surprise Announcement, Elon Musk Claims His Mars Rocket Will Be Ready Next Year

This new rocket is called the Big F*cking Rocket (BFR), details of which were revealed by Musk in September last year . It’s a giant reusable shuttle that SpaceX eventually wants to use to colonize Mars, carrying 100 people at a time.

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Francisco Fornes Marti

Mar 16, 18 / Ari 19, 02 18:04 UTC

Really impressive, but I can not imagine how to resist between 6 to 9 months on the trip to Mars.

QUANT E-Sportlimousine is a Salt Water Powered Supercar

"This stunning supercar of the future doesn’t run on gasoline. It’s not a typical battery-driven electric car either. No hydrogen fuel cells, no solar panels, no biodiesel drivetrain. The QUANT E-Sportlimousine concept runs on salt water. Yes, that abundant resource that puts the “blue” in the “blue planet” we ...

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Sarabjeet Singh

Mar 16, 18 / Ari 19, 02 07:40 UTC

A beauty !! and the tech queen too !!

Ariadne Gallardo

Mar 12, 18 / Ari 15, 02 02:37 UTC

Wow is beatiful this car!!!

How Kubrick’s ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ Saw Into the Future

Now 50 years old, the famously opaque science-fiction classic anticipated flat-screen technology and artificial intelligence (but no, HAL was not a spoof of IBM).

https://www.wsj.com/articles/how-kubricks-2001-a-space-odyssey-saw-into-the-future-1520609361

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Patrice Quesnel

Mar 10, 18 / Ari 13, 02 16:58 UTC

Un chef d'oeuvre et un classique :)

Thomas Chacko

Mar 10, 18 / Ari 13, 02 16:36 UTC

Kindly check my profile and vote for me thank you

X3 Hall thruster : a Record-Breaking Test of a Revolutionary Ion Engine

It's one of the most promising ways humans could traverse the cosmos.

https://futurism.com/we-just-completed-a-record-breaking-test-of-a-revolutionary-ion-engine/

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Christian Knudsen

Mar 12, 18 / Ari 15, 02 08:54 UTC

Ion engine s are very promising in a number of application, unfortunately, human space travel is not one of the prime examples of applications where this type of engine excels. As noted in the article, the thrust of this class of engines are measured in single Newtons, where chemical rocket ...

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Planets Line Up This Week! See Jupiter, Mars, Saturn Together (Mercury and Venus, Too)

https://www.space.com/39912-planets-line-up-saturn-mars-jupiter-venus-march-2018.html

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Valentina Tereshkova: First Woman in Space

https://www.space.com/21571-valentina-tereshkova.html

#culture #womensday

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Sebahattin Devecioglu

Mar 9, 18 / Ari 12, 02 23:26 UTC

Congratulations

'Mother of Hubble' Nancy Grace Roman Led the Way for Women in Astronomy

https://www.space.com/39923-mother-of-hubble-nancy-grace-roman.html

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Sebahattin Devecioglu

Mar 9, 18 / Ari 12, 02 20:47 UTC

Good 🚀

Should We Open Some Sealed Apollo Moon Samples?

https://www.space.com/39870-should-we-open-sealed-apollo-moon-samples.html

"Between 1969 and 1972, Apollo astronauts brought back to Earth a total of nine containers of moon material that were sealed on the lunar surface.

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Samuel Blantz

Mar 8, 18 / Ari 11, 02 17:10 UTC

I would say yes. A Sample is a sample for a reason. It needs to be studied in a closed environment of course, but we don't learn anything from that which isn't used. Once the process is completed, then it can be put up for display and all that jazz.

Oscars: ‘The Shape of Water’ Wins Big at Politically Charged Ceremony

http://variety.com/2018/film/news/oscars-2018-winners-jimmy-kimmel-me-too-1202717104/

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