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Jehanne @Jehanne (1824) • Philippines 3 Apr

Some of the things I did today is check my unread emails. Upon checking I found another email from NASA, it was sent yesterday. My 1st stamp "virtual stamp" for the launch of Artemis ll. More to go, until they complete the...

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Going back to the Moon not popular

LK2018 @Letranknight2015 (52665) • Philippines 31 Mar

There is a lot of difference from way back 50 years ago. Back then there was no commercial internet and social media. The people then were so hooked because they only had the box tv. I'm happy though were going back but maybe...

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NASA confirms that debris hit a home in Florida from outer space

George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (122065) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 23 Apr 24

It is very odd for the owner of a house in Naples Florida that is owned by Alejandro Otero's roof on Friday March 8 to cause damage to the point that Alejandro did report what happened to officials of the National Aeronautics and...

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True Crime Book Review: Sex on the Moon by Ben Mezrich

Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (310) • United Kingdom 17 Sep 23

I picked this book up from the charity shelf of a nearby supermarket when I was doing my grocery shop, and having just now finished reading the book, I'm glad I didn't pay full price for it. I don't tend to read true crime...

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NASA says, "time travel is possible".

Jenaisle @Jenaisle (16568) • Philippines 24 Apr 23

I was amazed by this revelation from NASA that said: "Although humans can't hop into a time machine and go back in time, we do know that clocks on airplanes and satellites travel at a different speed than those on Earth." The...

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Lunch of Artemis finally

LK2018 @Letranknight2015 (52665) • Philippines 16 Nov 22

They delayed this a few months back. People were so disappointed then because of way too much promotion on the lunch. I was skeptic since the 10 minute hold, but they resume and the rocket lunch. I can't believe I get to see...

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Halloween is everywhere

Krissttina Isobe @oahuwriter (26773) • United States 28 Oct 22

Scrolling through my twitter home page, a very illuminating sight beheld me! The Sun us celebrating with Earth, it seems! This picture, if what we looks like a jack I lantern face, was caught. Whether outer space, has holidays,...

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July 13 Buck Supermoon

Krissttina Isobe @oahuwriter (26773) • United States 26 Jun 22

While checking my email, and scrolling through enews, Buck Supermoon, poped up! If you enjoyed Strawberry Supermoon, Buck Supermoon, us going to be brighter & bigger. Article says, July 13, Buck Supermoon, us the biggest &...

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I can't believe it's retiring

LK2018 @Letranknight2015 (52665) • Philippines 6 Feb 22

When I heard about the MIR space station de orbited back to earth back in 2001, I was crushed. It was my favorite section when ever I read the book about space. And when ISS finally comes along, I had never felt so optimistic...

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One of The Closest Picture of the Sun

sourav @sparial02 (858) • India 18 Jul 20

This is the closest image of the sun we have ever seen. Nasa's solar orbiter took it and it is really amazing. There is a video available on their Facebook page and it is really awesome. This type of things really creates so many...

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Astronaut reunites with her pet dog after an 11 month mission

George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (122065) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 6 Mar 20

The story of NASA Astronaut Christina Koch is amazing since when she started her mission in March 2019, she was expected to return six months later as scheduled. However in April, her mission was extended through February 2020...

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NASA Shares Halloween Sun

CarolDM @CarolDM (203396) • Nashville, Tennessee 28 Oct 19

Amazing the views NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) gets with their ultraviolet photos. Just in time for Halloween this week on October 31st. They shared an older photo that is amazing to see. The U.S. space...

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August 6 - Let's discuss what happened on that day

LindaOH @LindaOHio (222222) • United States 6 Aug 19

National Gossip Day National Root Beer Float Day 1996 - NASA announced that the ALH84001 meteorite thought to come from Mars contained evidence of primitive life-forms. 1996 - The Ramones played their farewell concert at The...

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Shocking News: Shrinking Moon

Nocturnal Writer @Nakitakona (59987) • Philippines 14 May 19

Are you aware of the latest news about the moon which the NASA found it shocking? The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) released a shocking news about the shrinking size of the moon recently. I was curious to...

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There is a snow man floating around in the Kuiper Belt - Who'd of thunk it?

anthony davis @lookatdesktop (27156) • Dallas, Texas 21 Mar 19

No, it's not really a snow man, but it looks somewhat like one. 2014 MU69 is an unusual shaped stellar object, floating out in the area way out there, known to Astronomers and even regular people like myself, as the Kuiper Belt....

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Bye Bye Space Ship

mynameiskate @mynameiskate (2658) 14 Mar 19

The ISS internal space station is coming down burning up in the atmosphere and the larger parts which don’t completely burn up will crash to a watery grave into the pacific ocean. What can stop it from happening? The ISS is a...

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Who wants to go to MARS and never come back?

relcap23 @florelway (23339) • Cagayan De Oro, Philippines 22 Nov 18

Migrating from one country to another is normal. Of late the frequency of migration has increased. In the past decades, there are not much Koreans, and Taiwanese in my country. Chinese Nationals are part of our labor force...

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Amazing Website: Apollo 17, The Final Moonshoot

skydancer @skydancer (2101) • United States 26 May 18

I have posted about NASA space things before. I am not sure how many people knew, but Apollo17.Org chronicles the very last moonshoot, literally from T-minus 2 hours all the way through the entire mission into re-entry. It is far,...

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Sally Ride Would Have Been 67 Today

skydancer @skydancer (2101) • United States 26 May 18

Over the past couple of nights, my parents and I have enjoyed listening to an interview with Bob Crippen, veteran of four space shuttle missions, distinguishable of having been the pilot on the shuttle's very first flight. I have...

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skydancer @skydancer (2101) • United States 24 May 18

I am a "NASA baby," according to my mother. My parents met when both worked at the Stennis Space Center in Mississippi (formerly known as NSTL). My father was an engineer there and my mother, a secretary. My dad also worked at the...

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