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Download : sentftp.com Each of the Defiant maps is based on a location in the Halo universe, on and around the planet Reach. Condemned takes place aboard Orbital Station Gamma, a massive space station high in orbit above the planet Reach. Prior to the Covenant #39;s invasion, Orbital Station Gamma provided long-range communications for UNSC fleets and a vital lifeline between Reach and Earth. During the battle for Reach, the station suffered terrible punishment at the hands of the Covenant, but a few fortified sections remain intact, fully pressurized, and ready for combat. Highlands takes place on the top-secret Military Wilderness Training Preserve on Reach. The Preserve is a large, wooded area where Spartan super-soldiers trained long before the war with the Covenant began. During the Fall of Reach, the Preserve was the site of key battles between the alien invaders and a group of Spartans who used their familiarity with these UNSC training grounds to significant tactical advantage...but not everyone who enters these woods may make it out alive. Unearthed takes the battle for Reach to a large titanium mine and refinery located in the Viery civilian sector of the planet. This particular mine was built to take advantage of the exposed titanium inside a massive meteor crater. The titanium produced here is used in much of the UNSC hardware, from the chassis of the Warthog to the meters-thick armor plating of capital ships like the UNSC Pillar of Autumn. While this facility was ...From:wantuhappyc6bViews:1 0ratingsTime:01:07More inGaming

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Apollo 4 45th anniversary tribute
This is a shorter and slightly modified edit of what I posted a year ago. This time it #39;s the 45th anniversary of the flight of Apollo 4, the first flight of a Saturn V (unmanned) in what was called an "all up test", meaning they threw the whole thing together for the first test, which is very risky because if one part fails, they lose the whole vehicle. This test went very well. The next Saturn V flight, Apollo 6 had many problems with vibrations and engine outs. But after the cause for the those issues were discovered, the Saturn V was deem man ready after only 2 test flights. Men would first ride the Saturn V on Apollo 8 and do so up through Apollo 17. The last Saturn V was launched in May of 1973. That carried the entire Skylab Space Station to orbit with one launch! Once again, I will punch Moon hoaxers mom #39;s for reproducing, therefore comments are on Approval basis only.From:unsaneViews:0 0ratingsTime:03:35More inScience Technology

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ScienceDaily (Nov. 7, 2012) On the 12th anniversary of crews continuously living and working aboard the International Space Station, NASA announced Nov. 2 a new service to help people see the orbiting laboratory when it passes overhead. "Spot the Station" will send an email or text message to those who sign up for the service a few hours before they will be able to see the space station.

"It's really remarkable to see the space station fly overhead and to realize humans built an orbital complex that can be spotted from Earth by almost anyone looking up at just the right moment," said William Gerstenmaier, NASA's associate administrator for human exploration and operations. "We're accomplishing science on the space station that is helping to improve life on Earth and paving the way for future exploration of deep space."

When the space station is visible -- typically at dawn and dusk -- it is the brightest object in the night sky, other than the moon. On a clear night, the station is visible as a fast moving point of light, similar in size and brightness to the planet Venus. "Spot the Station" users will have the options to receive alerts about morning, evening or both types of sightings.

The International Space Station's trajectory passes over more than 90 percent of Earth's population. The service is designed to only notify users of passes that are high enough in the sky to be easily visible over trees, buildings and other objects on the horizon. NASA's Johnson Space Center calculates the sighting information several times a week for more than 4,600 locations worldwide, all of which are available on "Spot the Station."

Nov. 2 marks 12 years of continuous human habitation of the space station.

To sign up for "Spot the Station," visit: http://spotthestation.nasa.gov

For information about the International Space Station and a full list of sightings, visit: http://www.nasa.gov/station

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ScienceDaily (Nov. 8, 2012) NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) successfully have used an experimental version of interplanetary Internet to control an educational rover from the International Space Station. The experiment used NASA's Disruption Tolerant Networking (DTN) protocol to transmit messages and demonstrate technology that one day may enable Internet-like communications with space vehicles and support habitats or infrastructure on another planet.

Space station Expedition 33 commander Sunita Williams in late October used a NASA-developed laptop to remotely drive a small LEGO robot at the European Space Operations Centre in Darmstadt, Germany. The European-led experiment used NASA's DTN to simulate a scenario in which an astronaut in a vehicle orbiting a planetary body controls a robotic rover on the planet's surface.

"The demonstration showed the feasibility of using a new communications infrastructure to send commands to a surface robot from an orbiting spacecraft and receive images and data back from the robot," said Badri Younes, deputy associate administrator for space communications and navigation at NASA Headquarters in Washington. "The experimental DTN we've tested from the space station may one day be used by humans on a spacecraft in orbit around Mars to operate robots on the surface, or from Earth using orbiting satellites as relay stations."

The DTN architecture is a new communications technology that enables standardized communications similar to the Internet to function over long distances and through time delays associated with on-orbit or deep space spacecraft or robotic systems. The core of the DTN suite is the Bundle Protocol (BP), which is roughly equivalent to the Internet Protocol (IP) that serves as the core of the Internet on Earth. While IP assumes a continuous end-to-end data path exists between the user and a remote space system, DTN accounts for disconnections and errors. In DTN, data move through the network "hop-by-hop." While waiting for the next link to become connected, bundles are temporarily stored and then forwarded to the next node when the link becomes available.

NASA's work on DTN is part of the agency's Space Communication and Navigation (SCaN) Program. SCaN coordinates multiple space communications networks and network support functions to regulate, maintain and grow NASA's space communications and navigation capabilities in support of the agency's space missions.

The space station also serves as a platform for research focused on human health and exploration, technology testing for enabling future exploration, research in basic life and physical sciences and Earth and space science.

For more information about DTN, visit: http://go.nasa.gov/SxV9QS

For more information about SCaN, visit: https://www.spacecomm.nasa.gov

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Seeing the International Space Station pass overhead is pretty cool. It glides soundlessly across the sky, getting brighter as it gets closer to you, whizzing by hundreds of kilometers above your head at 8 kilometers per second.

I usually go to Heavens-Above when I think of it to check when the next few passes will be. But wouldnt it be nice if you get a text or email letting you know that a pass is about to happen?

NASA has set up a service to do just that: Spot The Station. You can give it your email or phone number, your location, and whether youd like to see evening passes, morning ones, or both (because the station is lit by the Sun, you can only see it just after sunset or before sunrise).

Thats all there is to it. The next time the station is going to be visible from your location, NASA will send you a note. They also have a page describing what the message means, so you can go outside and figure out not just when to look, but where.

Ill note theres another service that does this as well: Twisst, which uses Twitter to let you know about good station passes at your location. It would be fun to compare them, actually. And useful, because they may have different criteria for what constitutes a good viewing opportunity. If you want to see the station, it might pay to hedge your bet.

And dont forget to try to take a picture! The shot above is one I took a few years ago with nothing more than an off-the-shelf point-and-shoot camera set up on a tripod in my back yard. There are two streaks because one (on the right) is the station, and the other is the Space Shuttle Atlantis! I can guarantee you cant get that shot again, but we do send other spacecraft to the station, so if you time it right you might get something like this. If you dont try, its a sure thing you never will, so give it a shot!

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Jean Michel Jarre - Rendez vous in Space - Vocal Jean Michel Jarre (Rendez-Vous in Space concert)
Playlist "Other": http://www.youtube.com ...Rendez-vous in space A "Rendez-vous in Space" would be a meeting with other space travellers -human or alien. It could be re-visiting a colony in space, on a planet or a space station. Obviously there #39;ll be a great deal of love-making in space and there are some suggestions that #39;s already happened. Making love under low gravity obviously has attractions as how often does the weight of your partner cut of your circulation!? On January 1st, 2001, considered by some as the true first day of the new Millennium, Jean Michel Jarre, together with the Japanese mega-artist and producer, Tetsuya "TK" Komuro, gave a concert in Okinawa. The concert, entitled Rendez-vous in Space, was a tribute to the science-fiction author, Arthur C. Clarke, who was a close friend of Jarre #39;s. Prior to show, Jarre visited Clarke in Sri Lanka and recorded him on video. At the concert the recordings were used as an introduction to each number. Clarke could be seen on the big screen where he talked about such matters as the possibility of life on other planets and sex in a weightless state. None of Jarre #39;s classic hits were performed at the concert, but exclusively new material created by The Vizitors, which Jarre and TK had decided to call themselves for the occasion. The opening sequence of the concert was based on the theme from the film 2001: A Space Odyssey, which is one of Arthur C. Clarke #39;s literary classics, for which Clarke acknowledges to have been greatly ...From:VientDeMeeViews:24 2ratingsTime:08:29More inNonprofits Activism

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MultiTouch Wall at Space Center Houston (voice-over, 1 #39;43")
DoubleTake Technologies (former FusionPage Interactive) and MultiTouch Ltd. have designed and installed the first interactive multi-user multitouch exhibit in Space Center Houston at NASA #39;s Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, USA. The multitouch wall will provide high-resolution photos and videos of the Space Shuttle, which multiple users can manipulate simultaneously. This initial installation is part of the first phase of the exhibit, which will eventually include the full space shuttle, space station, and Apollo mission histories. The multitouch wall, comprised of four 46-inch MultiTouch Cell displays, will be permanently installed in the center. Read more at http://www.multitaction.comFrom:multitactionViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:43More inScience Technology

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DoubleTake Technologies (former FusionPage Interactive) and MultiTouch Ltd. have designed and installed the first interactive multi-user multitouch exhibit in Space Center Houston at NASA #39;s Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, USA. The multitouch wall will provide high-resolution photos and videos of the Space Shuttle, which multiple users can manipulate simultaneously. This initial installation is part of the first phase of the exhibit, which will eventually include the full space shuttle, space station, and Apollo mission histories. The multitouch wall display, comprised of four 46-inch MultiTouch Cell displays, will be permanently installed in the center. Read more at http://www.multitaction.comFrom:multitactionViews:0 0ratingsTime:05:21More inScience Technology

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ISS Update: SPARTAN and the Spacewalk -- 11.06.12
NASA Public Affairs Officer Kelly Humphries talks with Anthony Vareha, International Space Station SPARTAN flight controller. SPARTAN, short for Station Power Articulation and Thermal Analysis, is in charge of the station #39;s electrical systems, the solar arrays and external thermal control systems. SPARTAN was monitoring an ammonia leak on a photovoltaic radiator on the station #39;s truss structure and noticed an increasing rate of flow. They worked with mission managers and other flight controllers to identify a way to bypass the leak and ensure ongoing power for critical station systems. Expedition 33 crew members Suni Williams and Aki Hoshide conducted a spacewalk on Nov. 1 to stop the flow and reroute the ammonia. SPARTAN is continuing to monitor the ammonia flow and evaluating if more troubleshooting is necessary. Questions? Ask us on Twitter @NASA_Johnson and include the hashtag #askStation.From:ReelNASAViews:94 6ratingsTime:13:48More inScience Technology

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UFO Photographed from Space Part 2
Here is the other UFO that some have pointed out from the first related video. Look down for the original video. Some were saying this might be a galaxy but its too close for that. This image was taken by an Astronaut on the International Space Station. This is an amazing UFO Photo. You can find the image on this site eol.jsc.nasa.gov This is a real UFO and the photo is from a government website which is amazing! What is this mysterious object? Images can be found at the NASA Johnson Space Center Government site. Happy UFO hunting! Be sure to check out the UFO sightings blog at ufosightingz.blogspot.com and like the facebook fan page at http Be sure to follow UFO Clouds on Twitter at twitter.com Always Look Up UFO #39;s Could be flying above you!From:UFO HuntingCloudsViews:2 1ratingsTime:01:03More inEntertainment

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Slice of SciFi Pluto Probe
Why are probes only funny when aliens do it? Humans seem to be consumed with collision avoidance... unless we increase to ramming speed moments before impact! The Bagcast returns - floating on the International Space Station, with a fascinating report about Pluto #39;s moons. No, not the Disney character #39;s ass, rather the celestial body... which is about to be probed by some hardcore earthlings.From:FarpointMediaViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:52More inNews Politics

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Let #39;s Play... Freelancer
Freelancer is a game from 2002, brought to us by Digital Anvil and Microsoft. It #39;s the sequel to Starlancer, a similar game in that they involve space combat. They have a difference, though, of 800 years, and the humans have long abandoned Earth. We play as Trent, one of the few survivors from a mysterious space station explosion. Join Birdtross as we begin to make our way through the Sirius Sector of space... Play Me! is an irregular series where I #39;ll play some games that aren #39;t a part of my usual programming, and get feedback about them. If there #39;s enough support, one of the games might become its #39; own series!From:BirdtrossViews:0 0ratingsTime:37:53More inGaming

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Drunken Robot Pornography - Huge fall(Custom Arena)[HD]
Space Station Arena V1 - First Custom Arena in Workshop 😛 steamcommunity.com Fly like a dead Bird...just showing that huge fall from my first DRP Arena. Could place my base arena a little bit deeper so you can fall a little bit more, but that was like the max(from height)....From:diabLo2kXViews:4 0ratingsTime:00:18More inGaming

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Gallaxy Comand Alien Invasion , let the feeding Begin part 2 Time Travel
Gallaxy Comand Alien Invasion , let the feeding Begin part 2. Powerful Alien Invaders Take on the Gallaxy Comand Defenders. When a Distant Space Station is Destroyed the call goes out to a Mighty Hero. Oh And their not here to inslave us... Make no mistake these Powerful Creatures only came here for one reason... TO EAT US ..... . This is part two... Super Britney retreats to earth after being wounded Fighting the Aliens who Destroyed Galaxy Comand #39;s Outpost. But this time her frightened scamper home smashed the time Barrier sending her 3 years into the past with no hope of ever returning to her future as she knew it... Super Britney #39;s Home in the future was gone forever....She must now Dwell in the Past , try to hide her Super Powers and exist as a normal Dog...No easy task for one of the mightiest Beings in the Gallaxy.From:bigcatfishinViews:0 0ratingsTime:04:04More inEntertainment

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Lightning Storms from Uganda to Zanzibar Island
Video courtesy of the Image Science Analysis Laboratory, NASA Johnson Space Center eol.jsc.nasa.gov stonedgazers.blogspot.co.uk This video was taken by the crew of Expedition 30 on board the International Space Station. The sequence of shots was taken on February 18, 2012 from 00:08:25 to 00:11:31 GMT, on a pass from northern Uganda to Zanzibar Island, off the coast of eastern Africa. This night video features the ISS flying over central Africa while there are lightning storms. The quick bursts of light represent lightning in the clouds. Compiled from frames ISS030-E-104579 to ISS030-E-104672From:ProConsoleHaxGamingViews:3 1ratingsTime:00:14More inScience Technology

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Two Americans are currently in orbit hundreds of miles above Earth on the International Space Station. Talk about absentee voting...

Tuesday Nov. 6 is election day, and for millions of Americans that means braving lines at a local polling place to help decide who will be the next commander in chief. But what happens when you're stuck in space hundreds of miles above Earth? Do astronauts floating around in zero-gravity still get a say in the country's future? It turns out they do. For several years now, adventurers aboard the International Space Station (ISS) have been able to cast their votes via encrypted email. Here's how it works:

How do astronauts vote? Thanks to a 1997 bill passed in the state of Texas, where nearly all NASA astronauts live, registered voters can digitally beam their ballots back down to Houston. After filling out the form, "they send it back to Mission Control," says NASA spokesman Jay Bolden. "It's a secure ballot that is then sent directly to the voting authorities." Come to think of it, says Mike Wall at Space.com, it's kind of the "ultimate absentee ballot."

Are any Americans currently in space? Yes, two Americans are among the six-person crew on the ISS. They won't, however, be sending in their votes tomorrow. Commander Sunita Williams whom you may remember as the woman who completed a triathlon in space and flight engineer Kevin Ford already fulfilled their duties as U.S. citizens, casting their votes while stationed in Russia before launch. (No word on how they voted.)

But astronauts have cast their ballots from orbit before? When the 1997 Texas bill was passed, David Wolf, then aboard Russia's Mir space station, became the first astronaut to file his vote from space via encrypted email. Wolf, however, was voting in a local election. It wasn't until October 2004 that Leroy Chiao, then stuck aboard the ISS, became the first far-flung astronaut to vote for a president. And if an astronaut can do it, says Jennifer Lawinski at The Stir, "there's no good reason the rest of us can't find a way to make it to the polls."

Sources: How To Geek, Space.com,The Stir

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