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- 30 December 2016
On December 23rd, 2016, former astronaut and climate change specialist, Piers Sellers, died of pancreatic cancer at the age of 61. His accomplishments are highly regarded and his final heartfelt plea to humanity will not be soon forgotten.
Read the full article- 29 December 2016
For as long as the planets have been discovered, scientists and observers have pondered the mysteries of Saturn’s rings. Although, research has answered some of those questions, now with the help of the Cassini spacecraft, the world is about to get an up close and detailed analysis of exactly what those icy structures are all about.
Read the full article- 14 December 2016
Today (December 14th, 2016) marks the 105th anniversary since the first person made it to the South Pole. This barren and frozen tundra may be here on earth, but the conditions are about as inhospitable as any far off planet could be.
Read the full article- 12 December 2016
Although there are millions of different-sized space rocks traversing around our solar system, this particular asteroid has caught the attention of scientists.
Read the full article- 9 December 2016
It was a sad day yesterday (November 8th, 2016) when the last of the Mercury astronauts passed away at 95 years-of-age. John Glenn lived a full life and will be sadly missed by family, friends and the American public.
Read the full article- 7 December 2016
Tis the season for gift giving, but when it comes to corporate or employee presents, it may be difficult to find that perfect gift. Coffee mugs and gift cards are worn-out ideas that leave a vague impression on the gift recipient, So why not wow them this Christmas with a gift that’s literally out of this world?
Read the full article- 4 December 2016
Along with all the stress that comes with the holiday planning, family, shopping and dozens of other details that have to be executed to perfection, is the fact that Christmas tis the season to get porky…fa la la la la la la la blah.
Read the full article- 3 December 2016
Tis the season for Christmas parties and with these parties comes a lot of meet-and-greet situations. Some of these people may be total strangers that you will probably never see again (until the following Christmas doo) or they could be family, in laws or colleges. Whatever the social situation is, you want to leave a good impression. You may be asking, “how do I do this?” Take out anything that has to do with becoming inebriated and dancing on the tables (with or without your pants on) or hitting on your boss’ significant other. These are funny for the other drunk guests, but inevitably leads to some post-party regrets (and perhaps an exciting new adventure into the world of unemployment).
Read the full article- 30 November 2016
We all know a giant asteroid knocked out the dinosaurs some 65 million years-ago. But what happens if Earth is put onto another collision course with a potentially life-as-we-know-it-altering space rock? Don’t worry. NASA has a radical plan.
Read the full article- 25 November 2016
What are those mysterious cauliflower-shaped structures popping up on the surface of the Gusev crater on Mars? Some researchers were left scratching their heads, while others were theorizing that they may be being caused by Martian microbes.
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