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The astronauts are starting on their way back now. I haven't looked for pics they took yet, but watched part of a livestream when they were on the other side of the moon. Pretty cool
 
I just heard. They are going to be back on Friday. ๐Ÿฆป I did !!!

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The astronauts are starting on their way back now. I haven't looked for pics they took yet, but watched part of a livestream when they were on the other side of the moon. Pretty cool
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Another Instrument Shut Down on Voyager 1 to Extend its Interstellar Mission

On April 17th, engineers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) sent commands to shut down an instrument aboard Voyager 1 called the Low-energy Charged Particles experiment, or LECP. The nuclear-powered spacecraft is running low on power, and turning off the LECP is considered the best way to...
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This one was a read, it was because it's always a stagnating feel but at the same time, a huge deja-vu to keep reading on the most space news or even the Voyager probes. I appreciate the fact that, for odd motives they keep on-going, even though, what they had possibly discovered was either kept secret or basically the never ending blackness. I dunno what their plan is because these probes haven't detected any sign of life yet, so that was the main plan and on the human perspective side, not so much meanigful discoveries, other than the heliosphere mapping.
These probes being old and kinda large, they can withstand to more pressure from the cosmic rays, but again, for what? I'd like to see in 5 maybe less years from now, if we actually get a full PDF of what these probes did up there, or at least the redacted one, wops..
 
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And there are actual reliable equations to show patterns created by sound. Not only that, but there is an article about this, and in the title they mention Euler which is in reference to the constant "e", which I've always found so interesting that it is a fixed number that can graph consistent patterns. Same as pi, or ฯ€, it's fascinating how such a specific number can be so consistent in visualizing patterns.

 
It must be a wondered how the people in that time reacted to the event. Or ... where it all begins.

With the pioneering physic students. History AND Science ARE Awesome.

The Dark ages were in fact ' Dark. '

 
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