AAsadded this to Photography · 1hAperture Seeing Science: How Photography Reveals the Universeaperture.org Seeing Science offers an insightful and reader-friendly collection of essays and pictures about photography’s role in visualizing science and …
Mattadded this to Science and space · 3dConservative View Giant Leap To Mars Requires A Giant Leap For Modern Medicinethefederalist.com - Tristan Justice Scott Kelly embarked on a landmark mission to space in March 2015 to live aboard the International Space Station (ISS) for 340 days, completing what …
Neurosis pulverized Brooklyn Steel with Bell Witch Deafkids (pics, setlist)brooklynvegan.com - By BrooklynVegan Staff Lesson learned: just because a show at Brooklyn Steel is advertised as starting at 8, doesn’t mean it starts at 8. Deafkids’ set time posted on the …
ZDNetadded this to News · August 9Technology Astronauts playing video games could save lives in spaceZDNet - Greg Nichols Simulation technology to teach complex procedures is one of the fastest growing (and least covered) tech trends. Much like astronauts and pilots, …
Space.comadded this to All About Mars · August 8Merlot Martian Merlot? How a Red Wine Compound May Help Us Cope with Mars' Gravityspace.com - Doris Elin Salazar A plant compound found in chocolate, peanuts, blueberries, grapes and wine may be a great supplement for future spacefarers wanting to maintain their …
TNW · August 7News Scientists ask NASA to reconsider Mars mission after studying effects of space radiationTNW - Tristan GreeneA team of scientists recently conducted a first-of-its-kind experiment to study the effects of space radiation on a living brain. And the results don’t bode well for NASA‘s planned mission to Mars. The
Firstpostadded this to Tech2 · August 8Radiation Travel to Mars might not be the best thing for the human mind, new study finds- Technology News, FirstpostFirstpost - tech2 News StaffAug 08, 2019 13:12:05 IST A study has found that going to Mars will not bode well for human beings and their brains. The study was conducted in a new neutron irradiation …
New Music Brann Dailor says Mastodon have “too much material” for next albumconsequenceofsound.net - Jon Hadusek Brann Dailor: Mastodon Have "Too Much Material" for Next Album Mastodon hope to hit the studio this fall to begin work on their next LP.
Sam Gutzmanadded this to Music & Other Related "Things" · August 6Rock Music Mastodon Have “Too Much Material” For Their Next Albumkerrang.com Mastodon have a lot of riffs in the bank for album number eight Atlanta heavyweights Mastodon have “too much material” for their upcoming album, …
Mark Kelly Here's what ex-astronaut, Senate candidate Mark Kelly is worthazcentral.com - Ronald J. Hansen Democratic Senate candidate Mark Kelly took in $1.8 million in speaking fees over the past 18 months and has assets worth up to $27 million, his …
U.S. Senate Democrats’ presidential also-rans could be key to battle for the Senate in 2020ledger-enquirer.com - By ANDREW MALCOLM Democrats’ presidential also-rans could be key to battle for the Senate in 2020 Voters not on vacation will likely be closely watching this week’s …
krismhughes@yahoo.comadded this to Books · July 27Management 17 Great Books for Anyone Who Wants to Get Ahead in LifeInc Magazine - Christina DesMaraisThe quest for continual self-improvement is certainly high on the list of the many things which set successful people apart from everybody else. That's why high achievers tend to be readers who get ahead
Rexadded this to at · July 27Chevrolet Corvette NASA astronaut Scott Kelly on Corvettes, manual transmissions and flat-earthers - VideoRoadshowChevrolet brought out former astronaut Scott Kelly at the launch of the mid-engine C8 Corvette. We had a chat with him about his C7, why a mid-engine car makes more sense and whether launching a Corvette
CNETadded this to Roadshow · July 26Chevrolet Corvette NASA astronauts and their Corvettes through the yearsRoadshow - Tim Stevens Is there anything more American than astronauts and Corvettes? It's a love story nearly as long as old as the space program itself.
CNETadded this to Roadshow · July 27Chevrolet Corvette Mid-engine Corvette, new Toyotas, prototype tests and more: Roadshow's week in reviewRoadshow - by Steven Ewing Here's what you missed for the week ending July 27, 2019.
CNETadded this to Roadshow · July 26Play buttonChevrolet Corvette Former astronaut Scott Kelly dishes on his love for CorvettesRoadshow - by Tim Stevens Is there really any comparison to launching a car and launching a rocket? Former NASA astronaut Scott Kelly says yes, and that he's not worried about the lack of a manual transmission.
MLive.comadded this to Michigan News from MLive.com · July 25Grand Rapids, MI Michigan astronaut shares video of moon dancing along the day/night line from spacemlive.com - By Benjamin Raven "The line that separates day and night is called the terminator. It is also referred to as the 'grey line' and the 'twilight zone,'" the National …
The Dallas Morning Newsadded this to Arts · July 23Michelle Obama Michelle Obama to lead off speaker series at Winspear Opera House...dallasnews.com - Manuel Mendoza Michelle Obama will open the sixth season of the AT&T Performing Arts Center's "hearhere" speaker series, the center announced Monday. The former …
Car and Driver · July 22Play buttonNissan One Giant Leap for Car AdvertisingCar and Driver - By George LevyThe race to cash in on the Apollo 11 moon landing by Volkswagen, Chevrolet, Nissan, and Fiat Chrysler. We know at least two things for certain about the Apollo 11 mission. One, that it landed on the moon
MrsGambinoadded this to Cars!!!!! · July 21Corvette Stingray Apollo Astronauts and Fast Cars: Corvette, Scott Kelly Look Back at the AstroVettespace.com - Elizabeth Howell Corvette is going back to the future — in space. Scott Kelly, the former NASA astronaut who spent nearly a year in space on his last mission, made a …
Indian Expressadded this to Indian Express · July 21NASA NASA practices space gardening to pack lunchboxes for Marsindianexpress.com - New York Times Ham salad from a tube. Apricot cereal cubes. Thermostabilized Cheddar cheese spread. These delicacies and more were packed inside Neil Armstrong and …
Josh Gardneradded this to SPACE & TIME · July 20NASA 'Shocking' Apollo 11 Success Stands Alone in Modern History, Astronaut Scott Kelly Saysspace.com - Elizabeth Howell The former NASA astronaut who notched the longest U.S. space mission said he still remembers clearly the historic moment when Neil Armstrong stepped …
The Independentadded this to Voices · July 21Opinion (UK) How moon landing conspiracy theories influenced the far-rightindependent.co.uk - Georgina Lawton Half a century has passed since Nasa launched its spectacular missions to the Moon, broadcasting the first of its six to millions around the world in …
Newsmaxadded this to Newsmax · July 21Conservative View NASA Studies Space Gardening for Mars Treknewsmax.com - Eric Mack A trip to Mars might take as long as three years roundtrip to complete, so NASA is researching how to sustainably feed its astronauts throughout the …
Healthline · July 22Apollo Missions 50 Years After Apollo 11, Here’s What We’ve Learned About Living in SpaceHealthline - Shawn Radcliffe With a return to the moon and a trip to Mars on the horizon, scientists are studying what effect longer space missions will have on astronauts’ …
KPBSadded this to KPBS News · July 19UC San Diego San Diego Researchers Are Contributing To A Human Spaceflight Mission To Marskpbs.org - Shalina Chatlani The 50th anniversary of the historic Apollo mission to the moon is this Saturday, July 20. And the occasion has many people reflecting on the marvel …
Bethany Frasieradded this to SCIENCE, PHILOSOPHY & MORE-WHAT I FIND INTERESTING · July 19NASA Scientists are grappling with our biggest limitation in spaceflight: our own bodiesVox - Brian ResnickThe human body has evolved, for hundreds of thousands of years, to thrive on the surface of the Earth. But what happens when you take such an earthbound body and put it in the weightlessness of space?
Autoweekadded this to Autoweek · July 19Chevrolet Corvette Apparently Corvette is preferred by astronauts everywhereautoweek.com - J.P. Vettraino If you’ve been wondering why Chevrolet chose to finally, officially, unveil the midengine C8 Corvette in a World War II-era blimp hangar at a former …
John Paul Stevens Is Our Nation in Greater Peril Than We Are Willing to Grapple With?slate.com - Emily Bazelon, John Dickerson, and David Plotz To listen to the discussion, use the player below:Listen to Slate’s Political Gabfest via Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify, Stitcher, or Google …
Chevrolet Corvette Scott Kelly Spoke About How Astronauts and Corvettes Were Connectediheart.com - The Rod Ryan Show Scott Kelly spoke about how astronauts and Corvettes were connected last night during the reveal. Was an awesome presentation with photos of many …
