Really hilarious, nice one.
Posts by Buzz
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Additionally, Germany has a strong tradition in aerospace engineering and has developed some of the world's most advanced aircraft and spacecraft, such as the Ariane rockets and the Rosetta spacecraft. German companies like OHB and Airbus are also major players in the satellite and space technology industry.
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The decision to close the Space Shuttle program was not an easy one, and it was met with some opposition from those who felt that the program was still valuable. However, NASA believed that it was time to move on to new and more ambitious projects, such as the development of new spacecraft and the exploration of deep space destinations such as Mars.
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Scientists are human and, like anyone else, they can make mistakes. In science, it is important to have a system of checks and balances in place to ensure that errors are identified and corrected as quickly as possible.
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There are many waterfalls around the world that are considered mysterious or unexplained in some way. The Blood Falls in Antarctica: This red-colored waterfall is believed to be caused by iron oxide in the brine that flows from a sub glacial lake.
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Australia wants to grow plants on the moon, and are taking steps to make that happen. They are also dedicating four satellites for the express purpose of monitoring the earth and its weather.
I never knew it, but they are very climate conscious in the land Down Under.
Do you think that country is leading the way in those endeavors?
Australia's government has announced plans to invest in space technology and infrastructure in order to support the growth of the country's space industry. However, it's important to note that many other countries also have advanced space programs and are conducting research and development in related areas, it would be unfair to say that Australia is leading the way in these endeavors.
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We attribute anything unexplainable to our brains to aliens. Over the centuries, we have been able to predict the movement of stars and planets around us and have scientifically approached the different things that have been happening in nature.
Exactly aliens is a controversial subject so is UFO, I have also seen weird flying objects that doesn't seem man made, so we can never say for sure unless we have any concrete proof of life outside Earth.
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I believe that there was once life on Mars because, there is evidence to prove water on Mars however Mars is believed to have lost its water when it lost its magnetic field around 4 billion years ago, so technically there cannot be any life forms as of today.
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The use of AI is really popular nowadays, personally I feel that AI will make our lives a bit easier and I hope AI is coded with safety precautions like Asimov's laws of robotics.
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Watching Earth from space is really a spectacular sight, we have a planet that is really vibrant and that shows how lucky astronauts are to witness such marvels.
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Ancient civilizations. Or, better still, civilizations that had to go underground because of adverse conditions on the surface.
I would like to see discoveries made that have an intelligent life aspect to them. I couldn't care less about minerals found that could benefit us, because getting them back to Earth might be too cost prohibitive.
I don't think there are any alien civilizations close to us but I feel there is a lot of mystery revolving around the moon, good or bad, a discovery is priceless.
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It's true astronauts face psychological issues, in addition there are several factors that affect them such as radiation. Preventing them is not really easy so one has to train their mind before going on space endeavors.
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I feel that our history as a subject is filtered so much that every bit of new information feels like a conspiracy theory, nowadays it hard to believe anything.
I think most of it is made up. Ancient humans were pretty capable people in my opinion.
