Tag: nasa
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2/2 Defcon: Mind Reading, Brain Living
Scientists trial ‘mind reading’ computer // Window Installed Into a Live Brain // What Will Facebook Do With $10 Billion? // Google changes its privacy policy: Another reminder to use offshore email // FBI spyware not Skype responsible for spilling MegaUpload secrets // Police arrest 5 as hacking scandal spreads to Sun tabloid // NASA…
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On ‘The Bob Tuskin Show’: Episode010 – New Docs, Moon Rocks
On the first Wednesday of every month, Media Monarchy joins Bob Tuskin on Oracle Broadcasting for a rundown on some of the most important moves on the grand chessboard. This month we hit everything from new docs, moon rocks and abuse musing + morals, matter, music and more.
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‘Alien’ Matter Beyond Solar System Spotted By NASA Probe
For the very first time, a NASA spacecraft has detected matter from outside our solar system — material that came from elsewhere in the galaxy.
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tgfs: terrestrial gamma-ray flashes
Images (pictured) of gamma rays flashes from thunderstorm, captured by Fermi space telescope. Scientists believe this may occur up to 500 times daily. The Daily Galaxy article explains, “a space telescope has accidentally spotted thunderstorms on Earth producing beams of antimatter. Such storms have long been known to give rise to fleeting sparks of light…
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12/8 defcon: kepler, voyager, zynga & more
new planet an earth-like world, 600 light-years away?* video: new planet eerily like earth* nasa spacecraft ‘voyager 1’ exploring solar system’s edge* video: surfer blood ‘voyager reprise’* iran shows intact drone, boasts of cyberattack* house cyber panel chair says put dhs over cybersecurity* on facebook, nypd officers maligned west indian paradegoers* oregon judge rules bloggers…
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actual race to mars could begin saturday
from foxnews: It’s a grueling marathon, only this time the finish line is the Red Planet — and the race takes place at 70,000 miles per hour. NASA’s newest Mars rover is scheduled for launch Saturday; Curiosity should arrive at the Red Planet’s mineral-rich Gale Crater next August, after a 354-million-mile, 8.5-month voyage aboard an…
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solar dynamics observatory online interactive
The Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) launched Feb. 11, 2010 on a five year mission to observe the Sun. An interesting 3-D interactive of SDO is available at NASA website. You will need to download 3D Life Player to view. SDO provides images of Sun as never seen before, you can view some SDO imaging work…
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is active region 1339 the big one?
Is Active Region 1339 (AR1339) the “Big One”, the reason government and insiders are stressing emergency preparedness? “NASA Warns Employees and Families to BE PREPARED,”comes to mind. Universe Today (UT) in article, “Largest Sunspot in Years Now on the Sun, reports AR1339 came into direct view on November 3. The huge sunspot located in the…
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nasa considering fuel depots in the skies
from nytimes: By considering a proposal to put filling stations in the sky, NASA is looking to accelerate plans to send astronauts to distant destinations. The filling stations — NASA calls them propellant depots — would refuel a spacecraft in orbit before it headed out to the moon, an asteroid or eventually Mars. Currently, all…
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rosat re-entry, elenin & m7.2 turkey quake (updated)
Huffington Post reports ROSAT reentered Earth atmosphere on Sunday somewhere over Southeast Asia? The Intel Hub will continue to cover Comet Elenin up to 11-9, when government takes control of nation’s television during a drill. M7.2 Turkey earthquake noted as coincidental with Elenin entering Earth’s orbital path. updates: sky lights up red & green as…
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doomsday comet elenin passes quietly, oct21 prediction up next
from christian post: The “doomsday comet” Elenin, which some predicted would usher in the end of the world with a series of tsunamis and earthquakes, glided passed earth on Sunday, Oct. 16 in several tiny pieces. The Discovery News website classified the predicted doomsday comet as being a product of “overactive imaginations of some conspiracy…
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nasa to recruit fresh batch of astronauts
from theregister.co.uk: Ever wanted to get into space, armed with your three PhDs or test pilot’s licence, but nothing suitable comes up in the Jobcentre search? Well luckily for you, NASA is hunting for a new class of astronauts – but, be warned, new recruits may wait a long time to get into space.
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UARS Located Without Space Agency Assist
Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite (UARS) final resting spot located! Satellite retrieval was quick by “Men In Black” without personal injury or radiation exposure, in other words, no liability to NASA.
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denver drill ‘operation mountain guardian’ near elenin alignment dates
from the intel hub: On Friday September 23rd, a large scale terrorism drill involving 81 agencies will take place in Denver, Colorado. The drill, made possible by a FEMA Homeland Security grant, has been dubbed “Operation Mountain Guardian” and will include military personal. Residents have been warned to expect loud noises and smoke as well…
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defunct uar sat: friday est. reentry
The 6.5-ton Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite, or UARS, projected to fall back to Earth on Friday, reports the Telegraph. UARS carried into orbit in 1991 by the Space Shuttle, operated for 14 years, collecting measurements of ozone and other chemicals in atmosphere. NASA believes 26 parts are large enough to survive reentry somewhere over North…