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Daily Archives: 24.12.2014
Google Lunar XPrize: Testing Astrobotic’s rover on the rocks (pictures)
By Tim Stevens The Google Lunar XPrize is the next great space race, with a $30 million purse offered to commercial teams. Check out Pittsburgh-based Astrobotic’s test, which won the team $750,000.
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Google Lunar XPrize: Testing Astrobotic’s rover on the rocks (pictures)
By Tim Stevens The Google Lunar XPrize is the next great space race, with a $30 million purse offered to commercial teams. Check out Pittsburgh-based Astrobotic’s test, which won the team $750,000.
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Seeing a leather belt get hand made is so satisfying
By Casey Chan
A belt is so simple, it’s just fabric that ties together to hold up your pants. But in this video, you see how considered the process of making a leather belt is. Each feature of the belt, whether it be the holes or the rivets or the buckle or the color, is carefully handled and made. I love watching this much attention to work.
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New incredible photo reveals titanic cliffs in Rosetta’s comet
By Jesus Diaz
Just when I thought I had enough of Rosetta’s photos of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, ESA has released this four-image mosaic that shows an incredible cliff more than one kilometer (0.62 miles) high. The image was taken from a distance of 20.1 kilometer on December 10. Here’s another version, zoomed out.
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New incredible photo reveals titanic cliffs in Rosetta’s comet
By Jesus Diaz
Just when I thought I had enough of Rosetta’s photos of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, ESA has released this four-image mosaic that shows an incredible cliff more than one kilometer (0.62 miles) high. The image was taken from a distance of 20.1 kilometer on December 10. Here’s another version, zoomed out.
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You think you can see the cutting edge of a knife, but you really can’t
By Jesus Diaz
Hookai. So I just saw this video by our friend Nikola Slavkovic, and my mind exploded. Because what I thought I was seeing, I actually can’t see. I thought I could see the cutting edge of a knife but, in reality, it is invisible. Our eyes can’t see it because they can’t see something so small—much smaller than a red blood cell.
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