The Future This Week: In Space

In The Future This Week, rencontres forum gratuit Serious Wonder is headed into our solar system. Either it’s a biased selection of sources, or we’re really in for some seriously exciting space-related stories soon.

lea castel rencontre Bill Nye offered his rationale for a more vigorous space program. Cassini finally explored Titan’s surface. A group is working on a “light sail” that we could use to travel through space more efficiently. And we wonder if Earth’s habitable atmosphere has to do with tectonic plates.

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Lakes on Titan

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Cassini has finally investigated the mysterious lakes of liquid methane on Titan’s surface. SOURCE

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Life on Europa?

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Bill Nye, who inspired many of us to wonder about the future, offered his appeal to will the discovery of life on other planets. SOURCE

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How Can Life Breath on Earth?

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How did Earth develop a breathable atmosphere? Well, some research suggests it has to do with tectonic plate activity. SOURCE

Sailing in Space

Could intersolar craft use a sail powered by solar energy to glide through space? SOURCE

Venus Unraveled

Some exciting imagery is coming out that reveal the guts of Venus. SOURCE

“Geysers on Europa like the ones on Enceladus would be, first of all, amazing. Second of all, if they’re there, they present us with an extraordinary opportunity to sample an ocean on another world without the enormous expense of designing a lander and propelling it out there. We can design a far less expensive mission that would (or will) fly through the spray of extraterrestrial ocean droplets and examine them remotely. These geysers were discovered just last year, so mission planners contributing to the Decadal Survey had no notion that such a mission was even possible.” Bill Nye on the Europa imperative SOURCE

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