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The Space Race Is Over, but the Marathon Has Just Begun
Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin first went to space 50 years ago. This was a momentous trip. Space travel is likely the biggest step humanity ever took to ensure our place in the future. Due to pollution, depletion of resources, our sun … Continue reading
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Where Will the Saucers Land?
In those old black and white movies from the 1950s, alien craft always land in Washington, DC. The spaceman emerges from the shiny, metallic ship. He pulls off his helmet, his eyes peering into the mob of television cameras and … Continue reading →