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Americans do not abandon the idea of missions to Mars and the asteroid

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U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation unanimously (albeit after several months of disputes and criticism) has approved a bill that would allow NASA to fly people on the asteroid and Mars, reports portal Space.Com. John Rockefeller, chairman of the committee, said that the last argument has the following simple consideration: NASA can not [...]

Gravity in terms of space-time

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 a complication in the relationship between strings and spacetime. String theory does not predict that the Einstein equations are obeyed exactly. String theory adds an infinite series of corrections to the theory of gravity. Under normal circumstances, if we only look at distance scales much larger than a string, then these corrections are not measurable. [...]

On the Existence of Time – Philosophy of Time

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John McTaggart Ellis McTaggart put forth a seemingly convincing argument proposing the non-existence of time. McTaggart purports that for time to exist, it must have contradictory properties. McTaggart makes improper interpretations, and his defence does not answer the challenges put forth by others. Thus McTaggart’s unsound argument does not stand up to internal inspection nor [...]

12th planet Nibiru: Cause Of Planetary Magnetic Reaction On Orbit

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The following is a theory presented considering the future possibility of the discovery of yet another planet in ‘our’ solar system. 21 years ago, Zecharia Sitchin (linguistic scholar & historian of ancient Hebrew, Sumerian, Akkadian, and other early Mesopotamian civilizations) published The 12Th Planet (1976) which discusses the periodic return to our solar system of a [...]

Late Formation Of An Elliptical Galaxy

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The encounters of dwarf galaxies are typically billions of light years away, so these occurred billions of years ago. However,  some of these galaxies analyzed in the new study are relatively close, only 166 million light years away, which means that the process now observed in these has been in quite recent; speaking cosmically: only [...]

Mystery of Cold & Dark “Lost Dwarf Galaxies”

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In an attempt to solve the problem of “Lost Dwarf galaxies”, two astronomers used the WM Keck Observatory to study a population of galaxies darker and lighter mass than all existing ones. Each composed by a 99 percent of dark matter. The results suggest that the problem of the Lost Dwarf galaxies is not as [...]

In Space with a spacesuits

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In Space with a Little HOBO Astronauts working in spacesuits to build the Space Station may get even colder than the suit designers imagined. Measuring the effects of extremely low temperatures on astronauts was the first step in making a better space suit.

Islands of the Arctic from space

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This image radar due to satellite Envisat shows the eastern part of ‘Ellesmere Island (left), the most northern Canadian islands and portions of the northwest coast of Greenland (right), the largest island the world.

Orbit Xplorer Review

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The first thing I found out as I was running some simulations is that if the simulation speed is too high, the program calculates the orbits extremely inaccurately as is visible in this picture (top) of the

The UWB project the “swarm” (swarm intelligence)

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The E-SWARM Marco Dorigo (IRIDIA-Faculty of Applied Sciences ULB) on the “swarm” ( “swarm intelligence“), a branch of artificial intelligence that deals with natural and artificial systems composed of many individuals which exhibit collective behavior due to control decentralized and self-organization.