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Jun 18, 2023

10-Year-Old Girl Has Higher IQ Than Einstein and Hawking

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With an IQ of 162, Adhara Pérez Sánchez is a young Mexican girl and her score is actually two points higher than Albert Einstein’s and Stephen Hawking’s. She dreams of being an astronaut to change the world, traveling to space, and even colonizing Mars, according to NBC San Diego.

Jun 17, 2023

Why Inflatable Habitats Are The Key To A Mars Colony!

Posted by in categories: cosmology, internet, space travel

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Jun 17, 2023

TIMELAPSE OF SPACE COLONIZATION (2052 — 2301+)

Posted by in categories: bioengineering, cosmology, education, governance, quantum physics, robotics/AI, space travel

A sci fi documentary exploring a timelapse of future space colonization. Travel through 300 years, from 2052 to 2,301 and beyond, and see how modern science fiction becomes reality.

Witness the journey of humans expanding from Earth, to the Moon, to Mars, and beyond.

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Jun 17, 2023

Rocket Lab to launch mysterious space mission — what could it be?

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NASA recently announced its Wallops Visitor Center won’t be open for the mission and ‘there is no live stream planned for launch’.

Rocket Lab will launch a mission from NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia within the next few days, but the company has not disclosed what it is lifting to orbit and it won’t stream the mission live.

NASA announced via Twitter on Tuesday, June 13, that its Wallops facility is “scheduled to support a Rocket Lab launch between June 15–20 in the evening.”

Jun 16, 2023

Astronomers discover the fastest runaway stars in our galaxy racing away at over 5 million mph

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Astronomers discovered two runaway stars racing out of our galaxy at speeds 10 times faster than the fastest human-made spacecraft.

Jun 16, 2023

Richard Branson: Virgin Galactic commercial space flights to start this month

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For only $450,000. A steal. it’s not even $500,000.


It comes just weeks after a separate space firm owned Sir Richard, Virgin Orbit, was shut down.

Jun 15, 2023

Remarkable shape-shifting robot could one day head to Mars

Posted by in categories: robotics/AI, space travel

NASA is focusing increasingly on interplanetary missions to faraway places like Mars, and such highly ambitious voyages will require robotic equipment to assist astronauts with a range of tasks.

With that in mind, a team of researchers at the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Switzerland is developing a remarkable robot called Mori3 that’s capable of changing its size, shape, and function, morphing from 2D triangles into almost any 3D object. You can see it in action in the video above.

Jun 15, 2023

Stratoplanes: The aircraft that will fly at the edge of space

Posted by in categories: solar power, space travel, sustainability

It is June 2022, and a flying machine that looks like a cross between a prehistoric beast and a spaceship is about to take off. Named the Zephyr S, it has long spindly wings the length of an airliner’s. Together with its small, thin body and head, these make it resemble a pterodactyl. Its shimmering tinfoil-like solar panels and lightweight skeletal frame are more like something you’d see on a craft meant for space.


Its mission for the US Army is a secret, but clearly on its manufacturer’s mind is the desire to shatter a few records, particularly that for the longest flight duration for any type of airplane, which has stood for 63 years. In 1959 two men flew a four-seat Cessna light aircraft for 64 days, 22 hours and 19 minutes, refuelling in-flight from a truck.

British aviation pioneer Chris Kelleher designed the first Zephyr in 2002. His vision was of an uncrewed aircraft capable of “eternal flight” in the stratosphere. He foresaw that solar power and lightweight materials would lead to aircraft capable of staying aloft for months, or even years. The Zephyr S is the first production model.

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Jun 14, 2023

So you want to be a Martian? How to be a SpaceX colonist!

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So you want to be a Martian colonist with SpaceX? Here’s Part 1 in an exclusive series about the life of a Martian colonist. How do you get to Mars? What is your job? What are he everyday dangers of living on the Red Planet?
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Jun 14, 2023

Elon Musk Expresses Interest in Planet Four Light-Years Away

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He hasn’t even made it to Mars yet, and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk’s wandering eye is already on a new planet — this one completely outside our star system.

Over the weekend, Musk seemed to ideate on the prospect of visiting the relatively nearby Promixa Centauri B, an exoplanet that sits a little over four light-years away in Alpha Centauri, the star system that James Cameron’s “Avatar” franchise is based on. First discovered back in 2016, Proxima B is believed to be particularly viable as a potentially life-supporting world, and it looks like Musk is paying attention.

“Practically next door,” the Twitter owner tweeted on Sunday, in response to a tweet featuring a Space Academy blog post about the tantalizing planet.

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