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Choosing the right ai girlfriend chat website can be difficult because many platforms promise realistic conversations and custom virtual companions....

14th IAASS Conference – Call for Papers now open!

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One Way Ticket: A Space Journey of No Return

By Merryl Azriel on July 11, 2012

A view of Earth as seen by the receding astronaut on his one way journey (Credits: J. Popper). Artist Joseph Popper whose exhibit One Way Ticket is... Read more →
News

Terminal Velocity Aerospace to Improve Reentry Safety

By Merryl Azriel on July 11, 2012

Reentry breakup illustration (Credits:TVA). On July 10, Terminal Velocity Aerospace (TVA) began operations in Atlanta, Georgia. The new company... Read more →
Extreme Solar Weather

Scientists Measure Coronal Loop Plasma Speeds

By Maria Fischer on July 11, 2012

A coronal loop captured by the TRACE satellite (Credits: NASA). An international team of scientists has observed the movement of gases at one... Read more →
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Close-up of X-Class Solar Flare

By Staff Writers on July 10, 2012

NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured this close-up look of the July 7 X-Class Solar Flare that temporarily disrupted radio communications in... Read more →
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SES-5 Launch Successful Following Lost Screw and Other Mishaps

By Merryl Azriel on July 10, 2012

The Proton rocket with SES-5 satellite being erected for the second time on July 7 (Credits: Roscosmos). On July 9, the SES-5 communications... Read more →
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South Pole Neutron Monitor Enhances Solar Storm Forecast

By Stavros Georgakas on July 10, 2012

With a newly proposed South Pole-based solar storm forecasting system, astronauts will potentially have adequate warning time to protect... Read more →
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