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Eric Wagner Was Able to Capture a Shot of Bright ‘Blue’ Meteor from The Plane

Eric Wagner Was Able to Capture a Shot of Bright 'Blue' Meteor from The Plane
October 16, 2019
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NASA has posted a stunning picture of a blue “fireball meteor” and a rare look at Jupiter with the naked eye, because of the work of a quick-thinking photographer. Eric Wagner was on his way to Australia from Singapore on Sept. 24 when, as luck would have it, he captured the incredible picture and posted it to social media. “I arranged my tripod and began shooting,” Wagner wrote on social…

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Ocean Photographer Encounter with Over 10,000 Mobula Rays Swimming in Ocean

Ocean Photographer Encounter with Over 10,000 Mobula Rays Swimming in Ocean
October 16, 2019
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Incredible pictures show a fever of thousands of Mobula rays, additionally known as devil rays swimming in close-to-perfect formation just off the Mexican shore. Ocean photographer Nadia Aly has taken the pictures, based on news reports. Aly, 35, had been swimming for four hours close to the group in Baja California, Mexico when she snapped the pics. “It is extremely uncommon to get an encounter like this, with this many…

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Space ‘Elevator’ To The Moon Could Be a Replacement for Old Traditional Rockets

Space 'Elevator' To The Moon Could Be a Replacement for Old Traditional Rockets
October 15, 2019
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Recently, a non-peer reviewed research by Zephyr Penoyre theorized that not only is an “elevator” to the moon possible, however, but it may also be built utilizing existing elements. Their concept takes a unique approach than that from NASA and other space agencies. As opposed to a cable stretching skyward anchored from the Earth, the cable proposed within the research runs from the moon down towards our planet, coming to…

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NASA Invested $3 Million In The SpaceX For Research

NASA Invested $3 Million In The SpaceX For Research
October 14, 2019
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If SpaceX desires its massive next-generation spacecraft to reach the moon and planets beyond, CEO Elon Musk says it will have to be refueled in orbit around Earth, and NASA desires to know more. In the early test flight phase prototype, Starship is made with a stainless steel crewed craft that can launch atop a Super Heavy booster. However, due to its dimension and potentially heavy payloads like dozens or…

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New Species of Predatory Dinosaur Identified as Siamraptor Suwati

New Species of Predatory Dinosaur Identified as Siamraptor Suwati
October 13, 2019
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On Wednesday, based on research published, a new species of predatory dinosaur with a shark-like tooth has been found in Thailand. Researchers of Nakhon Ratchasima Rajabhat University (NRRU), Thailand, and Fukui Prefectural University (FPU), Japan, consider the dinosaur, which they’ve named Siamraptor suwati, was a top predator around 115 million years ago. It’s supposed to be at least eight meters long. Their research, part of the Japan-Thailand Dinosaur Project, was…

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Two Meteor Showers Can Be Seen This Week

Two Meteor Showers Can Be Seen This Week
October 11, 2019
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When Earth passes the orbit of Comet 21P/Giacobini-Zinner, then this shower takes place. The dust left behind by the comet crashes in Earth’s atmosphere furthermore burns up spectacularly to create the shower. The shower will start the night of October into the following morning and is the unofficial kick-off of the fall meteor season. The meteors for this shower will seem to radiate from the constellation Draco the dragon. Although…

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Hunters Moon Appear On October 13 And 14

Hunters Moon Appear On October 13 And 14
October 10, 2019
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This month, a bright orange Full Hunter’s Moon can be seen in the night sky. Full moons occur every once a month when the Earth is positioned precisely between the sun and the Moon. In these cases, it’s fully illuminated, seems like a perfect circle. On Sunday, Oct13, at 5:08 p.m. EDT, the October full moon will reach its peak, though it’ll appear full to the naked eye for about…

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Female Astronauts ready for spacewalk after getting Spacesuit from NASA

NASA Finally Finds a Space Suit That Fits Female Astronauts
October 9, 2019
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Two female astronauts will perform a historic walk after NASA finally provided spacesuits that are the proper size. Christina Koch and Jessica Meir are the first female spacewalk. Koch is also anticipated to have the record-setting “longest single spaceflight by a woman,” NASA says. The astronaut mentioned her milestones are significant, based on an online video. “I believe it’s essential because of the historical nature of what we’re doing,” Koch…

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The Universe Holds Together by The Massive Cosmic Web

The Universe Holds Together by The Massive Cosmic Web
October 9, 2019
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The structure of the early universe appeared much like a spiderweb holding all the pieces together, based on new research. Astronomers used multiple telescopes for observing glowing filaments of gas, acting like the strands connecting galaxies in a massive web. They were found in the galaxies proto-cluster, or a group of galaxies forming a cluster, 12 billion light-years away in the Aquarius constellation. The cluster is named SSA22. Given the…

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NASA Provided 3D Moon Data for CG Artists and Creators for A Detailed 3D Map of the Moon

NASA Provided 3D Moon Data for CG Artists and Creators for A Detailed 3D Map of the Moon
October 8, 2019
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NASA has just launched a useful and beautiful new set of data only for creators that include not just imagery; however, depth information, making it simple to build an incredibly detailed 3D map of the Moon. The CGI Moon Kit comes from NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, where science visualization expert Ernie Wright discovered that data he had assembled for other purposes was proving popular with 3D artists. The information…

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