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It’s Time to Take UFO Research Seriously

March 21, 2014 | Filed under: Analysis

It’s hard to maintain credibility in a field where evidence is rarely concrete. Generally, those who believe in aliens are typically equated with conspiracy theorists because of the cover up conspiracy that infiltrates many encounter stories. Quite a few pragmatic thinkers link conspiracy theories to paranoia. As a result, they …

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Mars One: The Project Is Underway

March 7, 2014 | Filed under: News

Mars One, the brainchild of entrepreneurs Bas Lansdrop and Arno Wielders, will pioneer a sustainable living alternative for humans on Mars and deliver a reality TV show in the process. Regardless of the outcome, the project will inspire a number of advancements in environmental and transportation areas. Lansdrop and Wielders will bring …

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The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Mars

February 7, 2014 | Filed under: Analysis

The ultimate television reality show is coming soon, and even if you hate reality TV, you will watch. You might not tune in for all of it, but you will watch. The show, yet to be named, will be a product of Mars One. This privately funded project is a …

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Additive Manufacturing Is Printing Your Future

December 19, 2013 | Filed under: News

According to Star Trek, which takes place in the 24th Century, computers stored with thousands of different blueprints, recipes, and instructions can use that data to materialize food, tools, machine parts, clothing, and many other goods seemingly out of nothing. Here’s the exciting news: replicators have already arrived well before Star Trek predicted, …

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Guessing the Fate of the Cosmos

October 27, 2013 | Filed under: Analysis

The hope that humanity will one day expand beyond its solar system, drift in space on self-supporting vessels, and explore other planets is almost universal. The theme occupies a central place in science fiction. We know that one day the earth will be consumed by the sun as the latter …

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UFO Traces

October 23, 2013 | Filed under: One Good Paragraph

Over 100 billion stars populate our galaxy, and our galaxy is just one of another 100 or more billion galaxies, so the universe must be teeming with intelligent life. Given that we live in a middle-aged galaxy, other life forms are surely far more advanced than we are. This means …

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Wealth Beyond the Horizon: The Coming Asteroid Mining Boom

April 16, 2013 | Filed under: Analysis

Humanity’s drive to explore, to branch out and extend our reach and our grasp over the natural environment, has been with us since before we were technically human. Early hominids crafted new technologies to improve their lives and expand their power. Many adventurous souls set out to explore beyond the …

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A High School Laboratory in Space

September 13, 2012 | Filed under: Analysis

Today, YouTube ran a live streaming video concerning their Space Lab project. This project pooled the resources of several government agencies and international corporations to foster interest in space travel for the younger generations. YouTube sponsored the Space Lab contest, asking young minds to create a science experiment that will be …

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