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The names of 11 million Earthlings have been stenciled onto three chips that will go to Mars aboard NASA Persevere

Posted on 2020/07/27 by Carl Robitaille

The names of 11 million Earthlings have been stenciled onto three chips that will go to Mars aboard @NASAPersevere. Are you coming with us on July 30? #CountdownToMars pic.twitter.com/pvqhRWXqgB
— NASA (@NASA) July 27, 2020

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Comet NEOWISE from ISS [ 4K ]

Posted on 2020/07/24 by Carl Robitaille

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Comet Neowise and Starlink

Posted on 2020/07/23 by Carl Robitaille

You’re an arse, @elonmusk. pic.twitter.com/U2NLaZk2Qg
— Michael Merrifield (@AstroMikeMerri) July 22, 2020

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The First Time We Met a Comet, We Blew a Hole in It

Posted on 2020/07/17 by Carl Robitaille

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Les ingénieurs de Lockheed Martin ont oublié de le boulonner …. 135 millions de dollars de réparation

Posted on 2020/06/29 by Carl Robitaille

C'était le 6 septembre 2003, je précise. Le satellite est réparé depuis un moment et tourne depuis environ 11 ans autour de la planète 😉
— Stéphane Calonnec🗿🦣 (@scalonnec) June 29, 2020

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THIS Is How We Build On Mars

Posted on 2020/06/24 by Carl Robitaille

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Saturn’s Moon Titan Drifting Away Faster Than Previously Thought

Posted on 2020/06/08 by Carl Robitaille

Saturn’s Moon Titan Drifting Away Faster Than Previously Thought

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Low 3-D Flyover of Jupiter’s North Pole in Infrared

Posted on 2020/06/08 by Carl Robitaille

https://twitter.com/WorldAndScience/status/1269807673161244677?s=20

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The Conquest of Space (1969)

Posted on 2020/06/05 by Carl Robitaille

The Conquest of Space (1969)

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In 1969 Apollo 11: sine and cosine

Posted on 2020/06/01 by Carl Robitaille

In 1969 Apollo 11, the spaceflight that first landed humans on the Moon, used these 30 lines of code to calculate transcendental functions like sine and cosine essential for navigation. pic.twitter.com/9CF8X1KuQX
— Fermat's Library (@fermatslibrary) June 1, 2020

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