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Question for November:
Where were you when Curiosity landed?
MY SKY Images from Our Members
A meteor caught on camera during the Geminids at my home in Pennsylvania.
Milky Way galactic center, Kyneton, Victoria, Australia, early 1990's.
MY STORY Stories From Our Members
My Hope for A Brighter Future-by Allen C.
by Allen C.
April 1, 2013 | 0 comments
Hello I am Allen and since I was 7 years old I have always been facinated by space exploration and all the possibilities, at the time I started watching Star Trek The Next Generation and I was hooked. My father beeing a man of science taught me alot about space and the chances of life on other planets. I am 28 and still a Star Trek fan. I believe that a future where we may work together with beeings from other worlds to explore the mysteries of the universe is a great and wonderous opportunity one to great to pass. ... more »
THE ACID TEST OF FINAL FAREWELLS
by Roger Peter Elsinger
March 18, 2013 | 0 comments
gramparaja's Blog The acid test of final farewells March 10, 2013 15 years ago I missed a turn and drove off a 30 foot cliff knowing absolutely that I would not survive when it was over. I had often wondered through the years what I would say or do when facing certain death and I found out at that time. My wife was riding with me and as we went airborne I heard myself say "oh, sweetheart"... In that short moment airborne... And utter complete mental silence. 8 feet of snow saved our lives a second later. A week ago ... more »
My Story
by Heath
February 27, 2013 | 0 comments
Unfortunately I came to understand the importance of science a little late in life. But it's never too late to make a difference. I've realized that science really is "the poetry of reality". I grew up in a small town where it seemed that 99.9 percent of the population was catholic. I used to believe in the teachings of the religion but always questioned them. I used to think that "god" could hear my thoughts so when I would question "god", by coincidence and chance I would encounter an event that made it seem like a punishment or message directed ... more »
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