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Original Technorati articles tagged “exploration”

• in Videos
  Google Wants Your Science
  Google announces the second annual Science Fair competition
  by sageone73 / on Jan 12, 2012
• in Technology
  Mars Science Lab 'Curiosity' Will Search for Signs of Life
  NASA is preparing to launch the Mars Science Laboratory to search for signs of past life on Mars.
  by goldnugget / on Nov 13, 2011
• in Film
  Calls to Translate First Orbit
  Celebrating the first fifty years of human spaceflight, a remarkable film, First Orbit, needs your help.
  by jasonshaw99 / on Oct 20, 2011

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “exploration”

 

• Supercomputing: Game-Changer for Oil & Gas Exploration

  
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  Oil majors are second only to the US Defense Department in terms of the use of supercomputing systems. That’s because supercomputing is the key to determining where to explore next—and to finding sweet spots based on analog geology. What these supercomputing systems do is analyze vast amounts of seismic imaging ...
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• BP withdrawing some staff from Tripoli

  
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  Oil company BP says it is temporarily withdrawing some nonessential and non-Libyan staff from its office in Libyas capital following similar action by Britains Foreign Office. David Nicholas, a BP spokesman, said the move is "a precautionary measure" on advice from the Foreign Office. He wouldnt say how ...
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• Gold in MMORPG Games

  
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  Have you ever wondered what does some genuine life situations and MMORPG have in typical? The first thing they have in typical is a personal development plan. Regardless of age and gender any MMORPG player has a strategy to level his or her character within the shortest quantity of time with least expenses. guide for ...
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• Information …

  
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  The sign on the shed said Information , but none was to be found. So, instead of taking information, I took this photograph. The shed was on a jetty at the edge of the lagoon at Okarito, a small coastal settlement on the South Westland coast of New Zealand’s South Island. Okarito Lagoon is a coastal lagoon ...
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• The Lake District’s Mysterious Cottage in the Rock

  
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  (Images: Alexandra Smith , all rights reserved) On an isolated, blustery hill known as ‘Pepperpot Hill’ in the Lake District , a chimney, complete with flue, fireplace and stone surround has been built into the rock outcrop of an old quarry near Torpenhow (a village whose name, meaning ‘hill, hill, hill’ ...
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• A Call On The Price of Uranium?

  
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  Interviewer:Before we talk about the potential of uranium shortages and the steep price rise in that energy source, could you explain how you got started with this idea, and what is the philosophy behind Strathmore’s acquisition program of uranium properties?Dev Randhawa:Several years ago, Strathmore Minerals ...
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• WoW: Druid Tricks

  
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  I have 3 nice tricks and an exploit for all you druids who still play World of Warcraft. A couple of them can even be used in PvP so don’t be surprised if you come across an invincible Bear form Druid soon. Get on top of random roofs/areas: Simply have wild mushroom and place on [...]
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• Good Collegiate Advice [Flickr]

  
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  jurvetson posted a photo: Seen at lunch today at the Stanford University cafe. Good marketing with a call to action. And so, right after lunch... see below for the next photo on my roll...
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• Curiosity Reaches Out with Martian Handshake and Contemplates New Drilling

  
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  NASA’s Curiosity rover reaches out in ‘handshake’ like gesture to welcome the end of solar conjunction and resumption of contact with Earth. This mosaic of images was snapped by Curiosity on Sol 262 (May 2, 2013) and shows her flexing the robotic arm with dramatic scenery of Mount Sharp in the background. Two ...
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• Armed with Science Saturday: Well Hello There, Mars Rover

  
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  There comes a time in every SciFi enthusiast’s life when they realize they need to interview a robot in space. That time has come for Armed with Science blogger Jessica L. Tozer. Read More
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• Receding Iceline

  
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  I was just eighteen years old when I first visited the two big glaciers on the western side of New Zealand’s Southern Alps. New Zealand scenic calendars and the covers of school stationery had depicted images of the Fox and Franz Joseph Glaciers all through my childhood.  At that time the terminal moraine of the ...
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• The Art of Nature: Ponds

  
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  Join watercolorist Brenda Sloane in a monthly program that combines nature and art. We will start with a walk on the sanctuary to observe the topic of the month. We will then return to the Nature Center to create a follow-up work of art. read more
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• Striding Out

  
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  I have a bit of a fun image today. In the summer of 2012 our eldest son and his wife visited us from Canada, where they live. Together we toured part of the South Island of New Zealand.  The specifically wanted to take in some of the popular sites of Westland, including both the Fox and Franz Joseph glaciers. ...
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• Spacewalk may be needed to fix ammonia leak on space station

  
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  Astronauts Tom Marshburn (top) and Chris Cassidy (R) work during their spacewalk from the International Space Station, in this image from NASA TV July 27, 2009.  Credit: Reuters/NASA/Handout (Reuters) – Two astronauts aboard the International Space Station are preparing for a possible spacewalk to repair an ...
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• Reports from “Humans 2 Mars Summit” suggest dust my prevent human settlement of Mars

  
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  Mars surface. Enlarge (Phys.org) —Reports given by experts in the space-health field suggest it might take longer for humans to build a colony on Mars than has been expected. Such experts speaking to attendees at the recent "Humans 2 Mars Summit" in Washington D.C. expressed concern about the dangers of ...
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• Eagle Hill Exploration Provides Corporate Update and Strategy Moving Forward

  
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  Eagle Hill Exploration (TSXV:EAG) reported highlights on the Companys activities in 2012 and first quarter of 2013, and outlined plans for the Windfall Lake Property. Continue reading...
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• International Space Station switches from Windows to Linux, for improved reliability

  
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  Enlarge The United Space Alliance, which manages the computers aboard the International Space Station in association with NASA, has announced that the Windows XP computers aboard the ISS have been switched to Linux. “We migrated key functions from Windows to Linux because we needed an operating system that was ...
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• Earth and Moon Got Water from Common Source

  
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  Measurements of the chemical composition of Moon rocks suggest that Earth was born with its water already present, rather than having the precious liquid delivered several hundred million years later by comets or asteroids. And in finding a common origin for the water on Earth and the Moon, the results highlight a ...
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• Curiosity rover team selects second drilling target on Mars

  
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  This map shows the location of "Cumberland," the second rock-drilling target for NASAs Mars rover Curiosity, in relation to the rovers first drilling target, "John Klein," within the southwestern lobe of a shallow depression called "Yellowknife Bay." Cumberland, like John Klein, is a patch of flat-lying bedrock with ...
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• Water on Moon and Earth came from same primitive meteorites, analysis shows

  
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  Backscatter electron image of a lunar melt inclusion from Apollo 17 sample 74220, enclosed within an olivine crystal. The inclusion is 30 µm in diameter. Skeletal crystals within the melt inclusion are a fine mixture of olivine and ilmenite. Dark area in the lower-left is an ion microprobe sputter crater. Credit: ...
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