Q&A: How to Keep Antarctica Safe from Invasive Species
The Scientist spoke with University of Wollongong ecologist Dana Bergstrom about protecting the continent's native plants and animals in the face of climate change and a growing human presence.
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The Scientist spoke with University of Wollongong ecologist Dana Bergstrom about protecting the continent's native plants and animals in the face of climate change and a growing human presence.
Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson and Elon Musk: Here's the Real Winner in the Race for Space Inc. 16 hrs ago Bill Murphy Jr. © Image: Getty, Unsplash. Illustration: Chloe Krammel Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson and Elon Musk: Here's the Real Winner in the Race for Space "The way I see it is the more, the better, right?" It's also about who NASA thinks is the real winner as a result of the billionaire space race, and what that means for you. I'm going to try to tell it all quickly because I hope you'll finish reading, and then have the chance to watch Branson as he and five oth...
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Don't show me this message again✕ In late October 2001, Elon Musk travelled to Russia with the hope of buying three intercontinental ballistic missiles for $20 million. Flush with cash after co-founding PayPal, his plan was to use the rockets to blast a robotic greenhouse to Mars and grow plants using Martian soil. ‘Mars Oasis’, as the project was known, would produce the first oxygen on the Red Planet and would serve Musk’s greater goal of reigniting public interest in human space exploration. But the Russians did not take the young dotcom millionaire seriously and no deal was ever ...
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