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What Is The Difference Between Fahrenheit, Celsius And Kelvin?
The international standard for measuring temperature is the Calvin scale, but some countries, such as the United States, are still using Fahrenheit. Us mere
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Professor Brian Cox Meets Astronaut Buzz Aldrin
One of the world's most famous particle physicists, Brian Cox, got the opportunity to have a chat with astronaut Buzz Aldrin. The latter was amongst those
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The Reason Why Microsoft Is Putting Data Centres At The Bottom Of The Sea
With the demand for data connectivity and secure cloud storage at an all-time high, tech companies are continuously looking for new and innovative ways to
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Why Didn't NASA Build a Rocket That Flys Directly To The Moon?
In the mix of the Space Race of the 1960s, NASA was in the middle of the world's most ambitious space program ever, that of landing a man on the Moon.
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1800 Drone Earth Display At Olympic Games Opening Ceremony
On Friday the 23rd of July 2021, the impressive Opening Ceremony of the 2021 Olympic Games took place in Tokyo Japan.
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Animals Sent To Space In The Name Of Science
In modern times, we are all too familiar with names such as Niel Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, Alan B. Shepard and even Yuri Gagarin. These individuals marked
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The World's Largest Floating Solar Farm
The demand for electricity is at an all-time high because of the current energy crisis, so new and innovative ways to generate power are greatly welcomed.
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What Caused The Space Shuttle Challenger To Explode?
In 1986, a new Space Shuttle mission was ready for launch. It would be the first time NASA put a civilian into space, a school teacher by the name of Christa
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Airbus A380: Why The Biggest Passenger Plane Was a Total Failure
The A380 was Airbus's answer to a large commercial passenger aircraft created by their rival, Boeing. The latter has produced the 747 series aircraft
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Richard Branson Offering 2 Lucky Winners a Trip To Space
In the latest space news, Virgin founder Richard Branson finally had his opportunity to go to space onboard his very own Virgin-made spacecraft.