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The Cosmic Companion

·15 hours ago

Artificial Intelligence Takes a Flight to Space w/ Ashlee Vance, author of When the Heavens Went on Sale

A tiny satellite controlled by artificial intelligence gets a ticket to space. It’s time to make travel plans! Talking with Ashlee Vance, author of When the Heavens Went on Sale — This week on The Cosmic Companion, Artificial Intelligence Takes a Flight to Space, talking with Ashlee Vance, author of When the Heavens Went on Sale. CHIEF DISORDER: Join me, citizen. We are headed to a secret rocket base. Wait. You need to be blindfolded. You can’t know where we…

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Artificial Intelligence Takes a Flight to Space w/ Ashlee Vance, When the Heavens Went on Sale.

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Smarty

·1 day ago

Beyond Our Blue Dot: A Galactic Journey of Discovery and Wonder

Once upon a time, our world was small. Our boundaries extended no farther than the horizon, no higher than the clouds. But then, as our species awoke to its intellectual curiosity, we began to cast our eyes upwards and outwards. …

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Beyond Our Blue Dot: A Galactic Journey of Discovery and Wonder

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Piotrmak Marko

·3 days ago

Life on Mars: Elon Musk reveals details of his vision of dominance

SpaceX entrepreneur outlines plans to send humans to various planets, including “deliberately breaking” 10 years. — When it comes to planet Earth, Earth ticks many boxes: oxygen, water, food, and beautiful views. But there are also risks to be considered. What if a nuclear war, an asteroid collision or a rogue AI sent it all up in smoke, erasing our fragile existence? Fortunately, Elon Musk has…

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Life on Mars: Elon Musk reveals details of his vision of dominance

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My Mixed Biscuit

·4 days ago

First Arab woman launches to space in the Axiom 2 — and when will Axiom 3 launch?

The world held it’s breath for the launch of Axiom-2, the second all-private space mission to the International Space Station by Axiom — an emering space company. …

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First Arab woman launches to space in the Axiom 2 — and when will Axiom 3 launch?

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Tony Ratliff

·5 days ago

Gravity and it’s quantum state and in ours I have come to believe that gravity happens depending on how much energy mass can take in at the quantum level. This would be inside the proton with the three quriks but it’s somehow missing the fourth from my understanding quirks only come in pairs so either we just don’t see the fourth one or it’s the proton itself. I happen to think it’s both I think once we get down to the Planck size, we will see a pattern of different charged particles planks. Whatever you wanna call them it will come in a combination of neutral and plus one and of course you can go backwards to, but we’re not here to talk about that see I think energy passing through my mass from the biggest planets down to the quantum scale,what you don’t realize you’re seeing those are the strings of string theory let’s do a thought experiment take a piece of paper. Imagine you live on that paper now take a 3-D basketball and pass it through the paper first you would see a dot then a small circle then a bigger circle then that circle would start to retreat again till it became a dot now if you were living on the paper this would make absolutely no sense, but if you were in the higher dimension, it’s still make no sense because a basketball can’t pass though paper lol but at least you would understand the concept. These are the hollow strings Layers of the onion I thought I’d throw in a little humor there and I have a proposal to test this if I am correct gravity will have a harder time passing through certain larger elements so it will take longer and it will be slow down more so therefore it would give it more weight but we kind of already know that what I want to do is figure out what makes those particles different from the lighter ones so that way we can track down exactly what gravity is I have an idea perhaps all mass absorbs energy universally, at least passing through it kind of like how neutrinos can pass through anything but Albert Einstein propose an idea called lambda. I’ve written another paper on this, but just how we can see a green T-shirt we know that that T-shirt is anything but green because that is the only spectrum of energy that it doesn’t absorb so it radiates it back out I think that is Landa and dark energy I think we’re going to find these new elements don’t absorb and take longer to consume energy but they don’t except a lot of energy so they radiate it back out in the form of lambda dark energy. Thank you for listening. (furthermore, I would like to add I’ve noticed and perhaps this is already been pointed out that everything is on a neutral or plus one in the universe like let’s take odd or even and these change states every time we use them think of negative as building up energy and positive as radiating it I understand 0+1 equals infinity but. There’s also another set of parameters that would equal infinity is if it was in a constant stable environment that was nourishing to all possible combinations, but as the universe changes that Goldilocks zone we will call it changes as well entropy I believe that’s why things radiate particles exist in our universe that shouldn’t because their energy level is too high. Many people have called it different things either space-time but if I had my way, I would call it midi-chlorians. you know off of Star Wars I think that’s what they call it lol plus, It would kinda go along with the movie)

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·5 days ago

What Makes Living in Space Impossible…

Space is a scary and unforgiving environment with a large human presence. At least around the Earth we do. Our impact on the vast scale of space is so miniscule it can’t even be measured. With billions of stars in our own galaxy, each harboring an estimated 2 planets each…

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TechCrate

·May 20

“Starlink: Revolutionizing Internet Connectivity Worldwide with Satellite Technology”

In the modern era, internet is considered a fundamental need for people. However, there are still many areas around the world where internet access is limited or non-existent due to technological and geographical challenges. SpaceX, a private space exploration company founded by Elon Musk, aims to address this issue through…

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“Starlink: Revolutionizing Internet Connectivity Worldwide with Satellite Technology”

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Poems For The Masses

·May 20

The Red Planet

Mars had always been their dream. Ever since they were kids, they had been fascinated by the red planet that beckoned them from the night sky. To be part of the first manned mission to Mars, they had studied hard, trained hard, and applied hard. They had endured countless tests…

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The Red Planet

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John MacLellan

·May 20

History of Rocket Launches

The Toll on The Environment Carbon dioxide (CO2) and soot are released into the atmosphere during rocket launches, contributing significantly to air pollution. Launching a rocket produces far more pollution than other forms of transportation, such as flying on a long-distance airliner. …

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History of Rocket Launches

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Graeme

·May 20

Starlink: Transforming Satellite Internet

SpaceX’s Starlink: A New Era of Connectivity — SpaceX’s Starlink has emerged as a game-changer in the realm of satellite internet, especially for those living in remote areas. This innovative service has redefined connectivity, making significant strides over the past year. With changes in its performance, pricing, and plans, it’s time to reassess what Starlink offers. Life with Starlink: User Insights

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Starlink: Transforming Satellite Internet

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