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لحظات من الفرح والفخر، توثق بداية رحلة جديدة نحو الفضاء 🚀 رائدة الفضاء ريانة برناوي، المشرفة على مسابقة #الفضاء_مداك، تفاجئ الفائزين العشرة في نسختها الثانية بخبر فوزهم، وتشاركهم فرحتهم بإنجازاتهم التي ستنطلق إلى محطة الفضاء الدولية. https://ssa.gov.sa/Madak2/ #وكالة_الفضاء_السعودية
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Even 250 miles above Earth, these astronauts made sure their voices were heard in the US midterm elections. NASA astronaut Anil Menon shared footage from aboard the International Space Station, showing how he and two fellow American crew members submitted their votes electronically. His 'voting booth' was actually his own sleeping quarters, where he used a computer to securely send his ballot to election officials. 🎥 X / astro_anil #nasa #space #usa #midterms #politics
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Even 250 miles above Earth, these astronauts made sure their voices were heard in the US midterm elections. NASA astronaut Anil Menon shared footage from aboard the International Space Station, showing how he and two fellow American crew members submitted their votes electronically. His 'voting booth' was actually his own sleeping quarters, where he used a computer to securely send his ballot to election officials. 🎥 X / astro_anil #nasa #space #usa #midterms #politics
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NASA astronaut Anil Menon shows us how he used a computer to submit his US midterm ballots at the International Space Station.
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As Earth approached a black hole, the planet would experience extreme tidal forces caused by the black hole's intense gravity. The side closest to the black hole would be pulled much more strongly than the far side, stretching Earth in a process known as spaghettification. The immense stress would fracture the crust, disrupt the mantle, and trigger widespread volcanic activity as molten rock rose to the surface. As the tidal forces intensified, Earth's structure would eventually fail completely.
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These four people just spent 378 days locked in a Mars simulation… They lived in this 3D printed “habitat” and if they needed any help, it would take 22 minutes minimum to contact the outside world… because that’s exactly how long it would take to send a signal from Mars. They grew their own food without direct sunlight, did simulated “spacewalks” and were tested on their ability to handle a variety of situations. But to really get to Mars, we might need a gas station in space, to see that, foll
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