Stepping Away From the Trees For a Look at the Forest | Science/AAAS - 1 views
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An ingenious new tool triggers a cascade of new insights. In this special section, Science's news reporters and editors mark the end of the current decade by stepping back from weekly reporting to take a broader look at 10 insights that have changed science since the dawn of the new millennium.
Flowing water may exist on Mars - 2 views
Martian Projects Shall Use Nuclear Energy - 0 views
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Since current rocket technologies are not sufficient for the future exploration of Mars and the whole Solar system, and since no alternative energy resources have been found as of now, the only possible way to implement those projects would be by using nuclear energy, Lopota said at an academic conference on aerospace.
Urine turned into hydrogen fuel - 1 views
Report: Planets will collide in 5 billion years - 0 views
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Mercury, Mars, Venus and Earth to smash into each other, either one at a time or all at once
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by the end of that same 5 billion years the sun will have burned up its hydrogen and in a cooler state will inflate itself
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the great "gas giants" of the outer solar system - Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune - are extremely stable in their orbits, so they could remain where they are for a much longer time
University of Colorado team finds definitive evidence for ancient lake on Mars - 0 views
IEEE Spectrum: Fly, Robot Fly - 0 views
Snowing on MARS - 0 views
Martian landscapes - The Big Picture - Boston.com - 2 views
SpaceX Targets 2013 for Launch of Falcon Heavy | SpaceNews.com - 1 views
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big big booster coming ... !
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even bigger booster also coming: China Aims To Build World's Largest Rocket "Back in March, China revealed it is studying the feasibility of designing the most powerful carrier rocket in history for making a manned moon landing and exploring deep space, according to Liang Xiaohong, vice head of the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology. The rocket is envisaged to have a payload of 130 tonnes, five times larger than that of China's current largest rocket. This rocket, if built, will eclipse the 53 tonne capacity of the planned Falcon 9 Heavy from SpaceX. It will even surpass the largest rocket ever built, the 119-tonne Saturn V."
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still only "is studying the feasibility of designing a powerful carrier rocket" - we could easily do the same at no cost almost ... but still ... they might be serious ...
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