Space
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Ozumoz66
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Sister's picture of pink moon April 12 @ 20:16. We had cloud cover and didn't see the full moon till the sun had set and by then it was no longer pink.
BarnBuster
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Reusable rockets are here, so why is NASA paying more to launch stuff to space?
Something appears to be broken in how NASA procures launch services.
arstechnica.com
raratt
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Exactly where 1,100lbs Soviet satellite could crash into Earth at 17,000mph this week
Likely to crash back on Earth in one piece, the lost satellite launched 50 years ago could be deadly if it collides with a person
ttystikk
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Well, it missed everyone, landing harmlessly in the sea.Exactly where 1,100lbs Soviet satellite could crash into Earth at 17,000mph this week
Likely to crash back on Earth in one piece, the lost satellite launched 50 years ago could be deadly if it collides with a personwww.uniladtech.com
Better luck next time!
raratt
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Ozumoz66
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"Each night, it will produce a whopping 20 terabytes of data with its 3,200-megapixel camera. In order to show an image at full size, you'd need 400 ultra high-definition televisions."
