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Stuck in a rut
Really, it’s stuck in a sand trap technically. After six years of exploring the surface of Mars, five years and nine months longer that it’s original 90 day mission, NASA has now has now redesignated the Spirit rover a “Stationary Research … Continue reading
Posted in News, Robotics, Science and Technology, Space
Tagged Mars, robots, rovers, Spirit
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An amazing return on an investment
Worldview Tech Item of the Day Five years after landing on the surface of Mars and 4 years and 275 days after mission planners expected them to stop working, the twin surface rovers Spirit and Opportunity are still going. From … Continue reading
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Tagged Future, Robotics, Space
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Next, a jedi training droid
Worldview Tech Item of the Day FoxNews has an article on Lockheed’s Multiple Kill Vehicle test conducted at Edwards AFB in California at the beginning of December. Explained simply, the MKV is a warhead designed to be attached to a … Continue reading
Posted in Future Military, Military, Military Technology, News, Robotics, Science and Technology, Space, Worldview Item of the Day
Tagged Jedis, Military, Robotics, technology
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Lighting up the sky
Worldview Science Item of the Day A probable meteor impacted somewhere near Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, giving watchful observers great video and photography of its demise. -=DLH=-
Posted in Astronomy, News, Science and Technology, Space, Worldview Item of the Day
Tagged Meteors, science
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On a planet far, far away
UC Berkeley researchers using the Hubble Space Telescope have produced what may be the first image of a planet outside our solar system. The amazing picture shows a several Jupiter mass planet against a debris field around the star Formalhaut. […] Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, Science and Technology, Space
Tagged Curiosity, Hubble, Planets, Space
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