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Эллисон Рено, 60-летняя жительница Оклахомы и мать 11 детей, спасла 10 девушек из афганской команды робототехников, сообщает газета The Daily Mail .

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Allyson Reneau, 60, from Oklahoma, met the group of girls, who are ages 16 to 18, at Explore Mars annual Humans to Mars Conference in 2019

I know you first got to know this team of extraordinary young women a couple years ago. but when you realized they were in trouble, tell us about the steps that you decided you were going to take. >> well, as you may know, im the mother of 11 biological children, and nine of them are girls. so i had a special connection to these girls when i met them at a conference in washington, d.c. in 2019. im part of a board of directors for explore mars. and we chose to fly these girls over from afghanista...

David Attenborough-voiced AR app lets you fill your home with extinct animals Time to bring some pterosaurs back to life! Image: museum alive 2021-02-24 10:00:00 UTC Seeing a saber-toothed tiger on your TV screen is all very well and good, but what about sitting next to one on the couch? A new David Attenborough-fronted app, Museum Alive, aims to let you do exactly that, using AR technology to turn your home environment into a prehistoric history lesson. The app, available on iOS only so far,...

With hundreds of worlds in the solar system to explore, it's fair to ask as NASA's Perseverance rover makes its final approach for landing Thursday (Feb. 18): Why do we keep going back to Mars?

NASAs Mars rover Perseverance successfully touches down on the red planet Denise Chow © Provided by NBC News NASA kicked off a new era of Mars exploration Thursday with the successful landing of Perseverance, a car-size robotic explorer that will search for traces of ancient life on the planet and collect what could be the first rocky samples from Mars that are sent back to Earth. The rover touched down at around 3:55 p.m. ET, after executing a daring and dramatic landing that...

>> 7.5-meters. >> anna: successfully landed this morning. it went through what nasa calls seven minutes of terror. the nerve racking process of defending on -- landing caught on camera by another satellite. within minutes, curiousity beams back the first pictures from inside the crater. here you can see the rovers leg and its shadow. it has been traveling through space for eight months now. it will explore mars, looking for potential signs of life for the next two years. president obama is hop...