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Mac Lemons • 01/26/15
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One of the most intriguing mysteries that each student encounters in our history classes is the disappearance of the first woman to fly across the Atlantic, Amelia Earhart in 1937. Earhart had disappeared after reporting difficulty finding their intended destination at Howland Island. Instead, many believed she landed with her navigator, Fred Noonan on a […]
Mac Lemons • 01/26/15
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A massive asteroid dubbed 2004 BL86 will be passing Earth approximately 745,000 miles away and will be visible in our skies today from 8 pm EST till around 1 am EST. The asteroid will be heading northward and will skim the eastern edge of a star cluster called the Beehive or Messier 44 around midnight […]
Danny F. Santos • 01/13/15
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The UK Space Agency announced a press conference for Friday January 16th regarding it’s Mars probe Beagle 2. What’s so special about this is that when the Beagle 2 was ejected from the Mars Express orbiter on December 19th, 2003 all contact was lost with the probe and was presumed lost. Having a press conference […]
Rich Cassidy • 01/13/15
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Technology continues to advance and grow at an alarming rate. Here is a countdown of 10 advances that is emerging in the upcoming years. The video goes into depth as to who is working on these peices of tech and what advances they might hold. If you do not have time to sit through the […]
Danny F. Santos • 12/18/14
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Hold on to your hats, space geeks, Curiosity has detected mysterious methane gas spikes on the surface of Mars! Why this is important is that it is a gas that is strongly associated with life on Earth. 90 percent of the atmospheric methane is produced by biological processes on Earth and while the source of […]
Mac Lemons • 11/24/14
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The International Journal of Advanced Computer Technology has recently accepted a paper that is comprised entirely of seven words: “Get me off your f$#%ing mail list” AND included a review that deemed the piece..”EXCELLENT.” This is why you never trust fancy names and always find at least three creditable sources. Despite its rather official title, […]
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