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Zero gravity and a lot of spice. That's what it's like to eat in space | Science & Tech - Vimarsana News

Zero gravity and a lot of spice. That's what it's like to eat in space | Science & Tech

Thousands of precautions must be taken before taking food into space. However, the first space crops are already being grown, and the first restaurant to collaborate with NASA is Spanish

Source: elpais.com
The changing landscape of military space powers - Vimarsana News

The changing landscape of military space powers

Nations around the world are paying attention to space.

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Colorado Springs Mayoral candidate Q&A: Yemi Mobolade - Vimarsana News

Colorado Springs Mayoral candidate Q&A: Yemi Mobolade

Out of a field of 12 candidates, the race to be the next mayor of Colorado Springs is down to a runoff contest between Yemi Mobolade and Wayne Williams.

AROUND TOWN: Space Foundation Discovery Center Yuri's Night honors first space flights - Vimarsana News

AROUND TOWN: Space Foundation Discovery Center Yuri's Night honors first space flights

The first hint this would be a unique fundraising evening began as guests were greeted with a receiving line that looked like a movie set from “Star Wars” movies and

Florida Tech Student Design Projects Honored at Northrop Grumman Engineering and Science Student Design Showcase - Vimarsana News

Florida Tech Student Design Projects Honored at Northrop Grumman Engineering and Science Student Design Showcase

Projects involving a remotely-operated underwater sled, the design and building of a powerful rocket, the analysis of hundreds of photos of the asteroid Bennu and a look at the possible causes of disruptions to proton beams at the Large Hadron Collider each won a top prize at this year’s 14th annual Northrop Grumman Engineering and Science Student Design Showcase.