Tag: manned missions

  • The Mars Underground

    “A very well-crafted documentary with excellent special effects and awesome musical score that outline a basic, affordable and realistically plausible plan for the human exploration of the red planet in the very near future — as few as just 10 years away (if it can be funded). It shows Dr. Robert Zubrin, aerospace engineer and…

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  • NASA’s Science Missions Bring the Universe Into Sharper Focus

    But even as NASA goes through this awkward transition in human space flight, the agency has one bright spot: science. NASA’s scientific missions — robotic probes, telescopes, satellites — are bringing Earth, the sun, the solar system and the universe into sharper focus.

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  • manned iss flights look better after successful soyuz launch

    from pcmag: The successful Sunday launch of a Russian cargo ship on a mission to resupply the International Space Station is an important step in resuming manned flights to the orbiting laboratory after a launch accident destroyed another unmanned freighter in August, according to Russian and NASA officials. “It was a perfect launch,” Mission Control…

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  • 8/18 Defcon: Sabotage, Lawsuits & Spacelife

    8/18 Defcon: Sabotage, Lawsuits & Spacelife

    Scotland Yard Four cleared on #Phonehacking // Phone hacking: Glenn Mulcaire sues NotW publisher // Cyber recruits key part of NSA hiring blitz // Meet Verizon’s newest security force – Blackwater // NASA says Comet Elenin will definitely not hit earth // Video: DNA building blocks found in space

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  • clyde lewis: nazi lunatic outposts

    Ground Zero Live’s Clyde Lewis returns to KXL reinvigorated with fresh material from last weekend’s Conspiracy Con. In a new article, “Nazi Lunatic Outposts,” Lewis asks, “what if…there is more up there in space?” A brief list of lunar anomalies include the blue gem of Aristarchus crater and 1966 Lunar Orbiter 2 photograph of six…

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