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April 17, 2012
13:59 • 1 year ago
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Say Cheese! Discovery + SCA at National Mall flyby #SpotTheShuttle #OV103

A great close up of the Shuttle Discovery taken during its final flight to DC.

Bloomberg Businessweek did it first. Just sayin’.

imwithkanye:

jsmjr:

IMG_7368 on Flickr.

Say Cheese! Discovery + SCA at National Mall flyby #SpotTheShuttle #OV103

A great close up of the Shuttle Discovery taken during its final flight to DC.

Bloomberg Businessweek did it first. Just sayin’.

December 5, 2011
23:39 • 1 year ago
Who’s the newest planet on the universe block?
It’s our baby brother! Remember the name “Kepler-22b”. Its surface temperature is a balmy 72 degrees; it orbits a star that is very similar to our sun; its year is even close to ours — 290 days. Don’t worry just yet, though, as scientists haven’t fully discovered what makes up its surface. But “the planet would likely be warm enough to host liquid water on its surface.” The scientists on the study are “getting really close, we are really homing in on the true Earth-sized habitable planets.” source
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It’s our baby brother! Remember the name “Kepler-22b”. Its surface temperature is a balmy 72 degrees; it orbits a star that is very similar to our sun; its year is even close to ours — 290 days. Don’t worry just yet, though, as scientists haven’t fully discovered what makes up its surface. But “the planet would likely be warm enough to host liquid water on its surface.” The scientists on the study are “getting really close, we are really homing in on the true Earth-sized habitable planets.” source

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