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Here's everything you need to know about Wednesday night's spectacular lunar phenomenon which is the closest full moon of the year - and won't be seen again until 2037!
Once sinking slabs from a prehistoric ocean moved years ago and reached the Earth’s mantle, plumes formed, creating the low spot, researchers say.
Not putting any space junk up. if we can stop that proliferation, then other than mother nature bringing it down by the gravitational pull, that will eventually take it into the earth's atmosphere and it'll burn up. other pieces that are large, that are higher up, we're going to have to go up and tow them much higher into a graveyard orbit. as we know, it was president trump who wanted to return man to the moon for the first time since, what, 1972? bill, how committed is the current administration to that goal? and what's the purpose of putting man back up there? the goal is not only committed...
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Station and we can only track objects that are big or bigger. —— objects that are that big or bigger. there's a lot of stuff that's smaller. even a paint chip coming in the wrong direction at orbital speed, which is 17,500 miles an hour — a paint chip hitting an astronaut doing an astronaut walk, a spacewalk, that could be fatal. so...this is a major problem for the future. well, the first way to fix it is everybody that launches has to be responsible for not putting any space junk up. if we can stop that proliferation, then other than mother nature bringing it down by the gravitational ...