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08/05/2015
What it was like to survive the atomic bombing of Hiroshima Seven decades ago, the United States dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima. It almost instantly leveled most of the city and killed as many as 140,000 people.
08/04/2015
Electric Planes Are Taking Off All Over the World Small battery-powered aircraft are setting new records, but it may be decades before jetliners go electric.
08/04/2015
If you find this man on the internet, soak in everything he says. All his videos are gold! Changed my perspective on food and medicine in less than an hour.
The Man Who Found a "Cure For All Diseases" Has The Supreme Court Ruling To Prove It!
08/04/2015
Paradise losing: Many Hawaii species are on the road to extinction Each year I await with dread the federal government's catalog of endangered and threatened species in the Hawaiian Islands, where I was raised and where I live.
08/04/2015
BREAKING: An Ag-Gag law has been ruled unconstitutional for the first time.
Big Ag Tried to Silence Whistleblowers, But They Were No Match for the Constitution An Idaho federal judge chose to uphold the first amendment.
08/04/2015
Two fully functional classrooms, complete with rugged computers and solar panels, fit on a standard flatbed truck.
Meet The Startup Delivering Prefab Solar Classrooms To Every County In Kenya This Summer
08/04/2015
How will astronauts get the nutrition they need on a journey to Mars?
To help assess the impact spaceflight has on nutrition, astronauts provide blood and urine samples before, during and after their space missions. A biochemical profile is created for each astronaut. The ultimate goal is to keep astronauts healthy. As mission durations increase and as we prepare for our journey to Mars, it is important to understand how the human body changes with longer exposures to microgravity and higher radiation doses.
Details: http://www.nasa.gov/content/an-orange-a-day-keeps-scurvy-away
08/04/2015
4,000 Kilometers Above Saturn's Iapetus...
What does the surface of Saturn's mysterious moon Iapetus look like? To help find out, the robotic Cassini spacecraft now orbiting Saturn was sent soaring last week just 2,000 kilometers from the unique equatorial ridge of the unusual walnut-shaped two-toned moon. The above image from Cassini is from about 4,000 kilometers out and allows objects under 100-meters across to be resolved. Cassini found an ancient and battered landscape of craters, sloping hills, and mountains as high as 10 kilometers and so rival the 8.8-kilometer height of Mt. Everest on Earth. Just above the center of this image is a small bright patch where an impacting rock might have uncovered deep clean water ice. Space scientists will be studying flyby images like this for clues to the origin of Iapetus' unusual shape and coloring with particular emphasis because no more close flybys of the enigmatic world are planned. Credit: Cassini Imaging Team, SSI, JPL, ESA, NASA
Original post by APOD: http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap070919.html
08/04/2015
President Obama’s is intended as a commitment to reducing our carbon emissions and making a better future for the next generation. However, the President and the EPA still rely on fracked natural gas and cap-and-trade schemes as a part of their vision – neither of which will help the planet.
08/01/2015
Russia's 'derby grrls' are upending gender politics As the Russian state continues its conservative turn, could this fringe sport push back against the country’s gender politics?
08/03/2015