T he first colonizers to Mars could forge a schism in the species — one that makes sex with Earth-based humans lethal.
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It was perhaps one of the most bizarre revelations about the plans to build cities in outer space. Elon Musk's SpaceX is rushing to establish a city on Mars by 2050, using its Starship rocket and competitive ticket prices to encourage punters to come along for the ride. Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin is focused on building floating, orbiting space stations that make it easy to return to Earth while creating outer worlds.
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IUP prof's research updates Mars map | News | indianagazette.com
Thanks to planetary scientist and educator Dr. Kenneth Coles, a geoscience faculty member at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, working with Dr. Kenneth L. Tanaka (United States Geological Survey's Astrogeology team) and Dr. Philip R. Christensen (Arizona State University), we Earthlings will have a much better understanding of our next-door planetary neighbor with "The Atlas of Mars: Mapping its Geography and Geology."
The atlas was released in England in August and became available in America in October. It is the result of eight years of painstaking work. It updates NASA's last atlas of the planet which was published in 1979.
Meteor Shower, ISS Passes Over, and how to see Mars in the night sky | WAVY.com
A couple of things are happening in our night sky this week, first, the International Space Station is going to pass overhead Wednesday evening. Since the sunset is at its earliest point in the year you don't have to stay up late to see it. At 5:22pm The ISS will appear in the WNW sky and be overhead for 6 minutes. It will set in the SE sky. The ISS is one of the brightest objects in the night sky, so it’s very easy to spot the moving light.
Later this week, the Geminid meteor shower peaks, this shower is usually one of the best showers of the year! to see it, look to the east, over the ocean. However, this year we are looking at mostly cloudy skies and maybe even some rain, so the Geminid's look like a bust in 2019.
Many things are taking place:
Rocks and Rockets: WVU professor helps NASA launch robot to Mars | WVU News | thedaonline.com
Kathleen Benison, geology professor at WVU, is teaming up with NASA to study rock samples from Mars.
A small, green, plastic alien hides among a pile of rocks on the corner of Kathleen Benison's desk. Its tiny hand is raised, waving. In a few months, she may know if aliens are real.
The WVU geology professor sits in her office, sweeping her fingers through her ashy, blonde hair. She's the first full time female professor of her kind at WVU.
Tears flow as Admire Mars stuns rivals in Hong Kong Mile | HK Racing | South China Morning Post
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