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• Apollo Mission Food
  At Apollo space mission, astronauts ate dehydrated foods that could be reconstituted with water. Additionally, they received snacks and beverages such as pineapple fruitcake, peanut butter cookies and coffee as part of their food allowance. On Gemini missions, astronauts had to eat… Read more: Apollo Mission Food
• What Are the Closest Planets to Earth in Order?
  Most people tend to assume Venus is closest, according to recent research; however, according to an alternative viewpoint Mercury could actually be closer. Live Science reports that most people use an inaccurate method for calculating distance between planets. Averages taken into account,… Read more: What Are the Closest Planets to Earth in Order?
• Fun Games For a Cat
  No matter your gaming preference – action-adventure, sandbox, or RPG’s – felines-themed video games abound. Start the ball rolling by waving a mouse in front of your cat to capture their interest, then encouraging them to chase or pounce on it. Additionally,… Read more: Fun Games For a Cat
• Fun Fact About Albert Einstein
  Einstein revolutionized science, but his insights also extended to philosophy, ethics and society. His quotes are widely popular on college dorm room posters and in popular culture. At 16 years old, he published his first academic paper on magnetism. Later he paid… Read more: Fun Fact About Albert Einstein
• How is the Sky Blue in Color?
  Answering this question is more complex than simply saying it looks blue. Sunlight passes through the atmosphere and is dispersed into all directions by air molecules; shorter wavelengths like blue light tend to be dispersed more strongly by these air molecules than… Read more: How is the Sky Blue in Color?
• Weird Facts About Humans
  Strange facts about humans can be fascinating to discover, and everyone could benefit from having access to more knowledge of themselves and the body. Just in case you want to impress your friends or simply add interesting facts into your file, here… Read more: Weird Facts About Humans
• The Apollo 11 60th Anniversary Books
  Not long before Apollo 11’s historic moon landing, flight controllers and stand-in astronauts conducted a simulation of its planned descent to the lunar surface – unknowing it would become one of history’s defining moments seen live around the globe on television. America… Read more: The Apollo 11 60th Anniversary Books
• What Mercury Looks Like
  Mercury may be one of the smaller planets in our solar system, but it holds much promise as an intriguing world. It boasts an immense iron core with no atmosphere to speak of – though an intriguing magnetic field still exists! Surface… Read more: What Mercury Looks Like
• What is the Colour of Sky?
  When we gaze upon the sky, its color usually appears blue. This hue comes from light being scattered by molecules in our atmosphere. Blue wavelengths tend to get scattered more, making them appear brighter than their longer-wavelength counterparts. Other colors may also… Read more: What is the Colour of Sky?
• The Spacecraft of the First World War
  No nation had successfully sent a human into space until 12 April 1961, when Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin made one orbit aboard Vostok 1. Gagarin’s flight triggered the Space Race between Russia and America and marked humanity’s venture into outer space. Prior… Read more: The Spacecraft of the First World War
• Where is the Land of Sky Blue Waters?
  If you grew up in Minnesota in the 50s or 60s, chances are you were familiar with Hamm’s bear and its memorable jingle. This cartoon character danced, got himself into mischief, sang about its refreshing beer from sky blue waters – becoming… Read more: Where is the Land of Sky Blue Waters?
• How Long Does a Hyena Live?
  Hyenas have earned themselves a bad rep, yet they’re highly intelligent animals that live in complex social groups. Although often disliked, these important predators deserve our respect. After three months of gestation, female hyenas give birth to one to four cubs that… Read more: How Long Does a Hyena Live?
• The Importance of an IMU in Spacecraft
  IMUs play a crucial role in vehicles ranging from motorcycles to spacecraft. They serve as attitude and heading reference systems for UAVs as well as augmenting GPS reliability in challenging environments like tunnels or areas containing electronic interference. Establish static IMU sensor… Read more: The Importance of an IMU in Spacecraft
• Spacecraft Airsoft
  Spacecraft Airsoft is an entertainment venue offering military-style weapons simulation. Similar to paintball, but using 6mm round hard plastic BBs as opposed to paint, the game uses full scale replica weapons and safe and fun combat missions for maximum enjoyment outdoors. Spacecraft… Read more: Spacecraft Airsoft
• Interesting Russian Facts to Discover
  Russia covers one sixth of earth’s land mass and offers plenty of attractions and activities to discover. From famous gulags to its world’s longest railway, Russia holds plenty of fascinating facts for you to uncover. Did you know that Russians do not… Read more: Interesting Russian Facts to Discover
• Interesting Facts About the Roman Empire
  Rome was an empire that ruled over parts of Europe and Africa for almost 2000 years, at one time very powerful and prosperous. Rome invented many things during their rule that we still use today! Rome also popularized Gladiator fights – arena… Read more: Interesting Facts About the Roman Empire
• The Warrior Planet in Tamil Astrology
  Mars, known as the warrior planet, represents blood and muscle as well as courage, desire, and impulsive behavior. Additionally, it rules siblings, weapons and sexual energy. Mangal Dosha in an individual’s chart. Additionally, it indicates passion and provides an indication of their… Read more: The Warrior Planet in Tamil Astrology
• The Spacecraft Cemetery
  Spacecraft Cemetery lies offshore New Zealand in an oceanic stretch known for being completely isolated. Since 1971, its icy waters have served as final resting places for hundreds of satellites and other objects made by human hands that have fallen from orbit… Read more: The Spacecraft Cemetery
• Interesting Facts About the Nile
  The Nile was at the core of ancient Egyptian civilisation; yet many in antiquity could only speculate as to its source. It flows through lush tropical rainforests teeming with banana trees, coffee shrubs, and bamboo before reaching more arid savannas upstream. Its… Read more: Interesting Facts About the Nile
• Spacecraft Minecraft Adds a New Dimension to Minecraft
  The Spacecraft minecraft mod adds an exciting new layer to Minecraft, enabling players to travel to locations like Mars, Asteroids and Space Station. Furthermore, players can build their own spaceship! Minecraft Education, in partnership with NASA, has developed two immersive worlds to… Read more: Spacecraft Minecraft Adds a New Dimension to Minecraft
• Spacecraft Game
  Spacecraft games are videogames in which players control a ship in space environments using Newtonian-style physics for its movement and behavior. KSP from Squad is one of the most beloved spaceship games around, combining challenging gameplay with humorous elements in a colorful… Read more: Spacecraft Game
• The Butterfly Life Cycle
  Start teaching your students about the majestic butterfly lifecycle by sharing books like Madison and Hawkes’ Velma Gratch and the Way Cool Butterfly or The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Once a caterpillar has shed its skin four times, it enters its third stage:… Read more: The Butterfly Life Cycle
• Facts About the Irish
  Ireland is famous for its lush greenery, but its culture extends far beyond this picturesque appearance. Ireland stands alone as being the only nation with an emblem representing music — the harp. Sidhe are believed to have inhabited Ireland and may even… Read more: Facts About the Irish
• Interesting Facts About the Nile River
  The Nile River is one of the world’s most celebrated waterways, having played an instrumental part in shaping human civilization – even inspiring the Egyptians to name their god after it! The Nile begins its journey at Lake Tana on Ethiopia’s plateau… Read more: Interesting Facts About the Nile River
• How Many Apollo Missions Were Cancelled
  The Apollo program was initiated as a response to President Kennedy’s challenge of landing humans on the moon and was NASA’s largest project, both in terms of personnel and resources. Apollo spacecraft consisted of a command module, service module and lunar module;… Read more: How Many Apollo Missions Were Cancelled
• Fun Facts About the French
  France is an incredible nation, boasting rich history, culture and language. For those interested in France – or simply curious – here are some interesting facts about their fascinating nation! -French don’t leave tips (other than those given directly to their chef).… Read more: Fun Facts About the French
• The Apollo 11 Cave in Namibia is Home to Some of the Oldest Prehistoric Rock Art in Africa
  In 1969, German archaeologist Wendt discovered seven small quartzite slabs decorated with charcoal drawings and ochre images of animals inside a cave in Namibia – some of the earliest transportable works of art discovered anywhere on Africa. Apollo 11 features a lithic… Read more: The Apollo 11 Cave in Namibia is Home to Some of the Oldest Prehistoric Rock Art in Africa
• The Closest Planet to Earth in Miles
  Venus is our closest solar system neighbor; yet how close exactly is she to Earth? Science popularizers may have created the false impression that Venus is always Earth’s closest neighbor through their carelessness, misinterpretation or groupthink. To truly grasp reality we need… Read more: The Closest Planet to Earth in Miles
• Fun Facts About Argentina
  Argentina is full of surprises; from its world-famous tango dance in bustling Buenos Aires to loftiest mountains and unique glaciers. Explore Argentina further to gain more insights into this captivating South American nation! Though many believe soccer to be the national sport,… Read more: Fun Facts About Argentina
• Spacecraft Subsystems
  Spacecraft are complex machines comprised of numerous subsystems that must work in unison to complete their mission. There are seven main engineering subsystems involved, which must collaborate for successful operation: Structure, Attitude Determination & Control, Onboard Data Handling, Communication Power Thermal Propulsion.… Read more: Spacecraft Subsystems
• The OMEGA Apollo 11 35th Anniversary Moonwatch
  Apollo 11 marked the first time in modern history that humans walked on the Moon. President John F. Kennedy set this national goal and the Apollo 11 mission was executed by an ingenious team who believed man could achieve what seemed impossible.… Read more: The OMEGA Apollo 11 35th Anniversary Moonwatch
• Why is the Sky So Blue?
  As sunlight passes through the atmosphere, its wavelengths (color) are scattered by air molecules into all directions, with blue wavelengths being scattered more strongly than others – hence why the sky appears bluer. Atmospheric oxygen is provided to us by microbes known… Read more: Why is the Sky So Blue?
• Is a Blood Moon a Sign of the End Times?
  Blood moons, or lunar total eclipses, take on a distinct red hue during total lunar eclipses. In 2014-2015’s lunar tetrad some speculated it could be seen as a portent for end times or signposting events to come. Blood Moons occur every full… Read more: Is a Blood Moon a Sign of the End Times?
• Wonders of Egypt
  Egypt was home to one of Earth’s earliest and greatest civilizations. A unified kingdom first emerged around 3200 B.C. They were religious people who constructed temples to their gods. Additionally, they believed in an afterlife and constructed pyramid tombs for their kings.… Read more: Wonders of Egypt
• How Mercury Gets Into Fish
  Mercury pollution occurs when factories burn coal or mining operations release run-off into lakes and rivers, where microorganisms convert it to methylmercury that is taken up by plants and small fish; as these fish become consumed by larger ones, more methylmercury accumulates… Read more: How Mercury Gets Into Fish
• How to Make a Spacecraft Drawing
  Spacecraft are vehicles used to transport people and materials into outer space. Launched by rockets, these craft can travel to distant corners of our solar system. NASA’s Psyche mission will explore these mysteries by visiting an asteroid known as Psyche that is… Read more: How to Make a Spacecraft Drawing
• 10 Hurricane Fun Facts
  Hurricanes are powerful storms with the capacity to cause destruction and loss of life, from their namesake origins to how they form, here are 10 fascinating facts about these powerful storms. Hurricanes are massive tropical storms that form over warm ocean waters,… Read more: 10 Hurricane Fun Facts
• Where is Saint Lucia?
  St Lucia, located in the Eastern Caribbean, boasts an eclectic blend of African, East Indian, and French cultural influences that come together in its breathtaking mountain landscape and picturesque beaches. Belize is an integral component of Caribbean economy. Tourism and offshore banking… Read more: Where is Saint Lucia?
• Why is the Sky Blue?
  The sky is blue because sunlight that strikes Earth’s atmosphere scatters into all directions. Rays with shorter wavelengths (such as blue and violet ) tend to get scattered more readily than longer ones like red or orange. Your eyes are most greatly… Read more: Why is the Sky Blue?
• Spacecraft Cartoon
  Cartoonists have long been fascinated with space exploration. Cartoonists even contributed significantly to NASA’s Apollo moon missions by drawing amusing cartoons on astronaut cuff checklists for NASA astronauts participating in them. Caramella, Etno Polino, Bud Budiovitch and Gorgious Klatoo from planet Zigma… Read more: Spacecraft Cartoon

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