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I want to believe this is a fake, but I fear it is not. Ahh bureucracy, is nothing beyond your reach?
(via Back from the Moon, Apollo Astronauts Had to Go Through Customs | Space.com)
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LEGOS IN SPAAAAACE!!!!! too damn cool
(via Designboom)
Three LEGO figurines are traveling to Jupiter, affixed to the space probe “Juno.” The models represent the Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei, the Roman god Jupiter, and the Roman goddess Juno.
Created by LEGO on a special commission from NASA, the three figures are composed of aluminum, created at a cost of about 5,000 USD each. Special manufacturing was required to ensure that the figurines do not interfere with the spacecraft’s sensitive measurements and instruments.
“Juno” is expected to arrive on Jupiter in July of 2016, where the solar-powered probe will collect information about the planet, its moons, and atmosphere over the course of one year. It is scheduled to launch aboard the unmanned ‘Atlas V’ rocket at 11:40 AM EDT on August 5th.I want that Galileo Galilei. — Ryking
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I bet….
(Source: ishallbeforevercursed, via imgfave)
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NASA was able to capture unbelievable photos of the sun’s surface during an active solar flare which caused plasma to flicker out!
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We’ve only gone and done it! Check out all of the action from the launch day in Germany.
The planes will be floating down to earth right now so keep your eyes peeled and let us know if you find one at www.projectspaceplanes.com/ask
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My gutters already do this if left alone, I don’t kniow why it never occured to me to help them along. ;-)
reblogged for my gardener wife.
Gutter Gardens Grow Produce Without Taking Up Space
“If you’d love to do a little at-home gardening but don’t have much space to do your planting, a simple gutter garden might be the perfect option. Alaskan news site Juneau Empire features a smart, simple idea for planting a small vegetable garden with very little space: A windowbox garden built from gutters..”
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