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_nasa-infusing-fast-laser-communications-on-space-missions.jpg "NASA is speeding up communications in space with experiments aboard the International Space Station, Orion spacecraft and more.<br/><br/>Credit: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center")
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_the-groundbreaking-camera-piece-christopher-nolan-helped-invent-for-39the-dark-knight39-that-zack-snyder-and-j-j-abrams.jpg "Christopher Nolan is a true pioneer of cinema. If there isn’t a piece of camera equipment he can get his hands on to capture the image he desires, he’ll invent it. The director has become incredibly involved in camera technology, especially when it comes to shooting in the very rare 70mm IMAX format, which he has been experimenting with since working on The Prestige. He is so specific with his sensibilities, that while he was shooting The Dark Knight, he invented a specific lens that was so innovative that directors like J.J. Abrams and Zack Snyder had to get their hands on it. <br/><br/>In an exclusive interview with CinemaBlend’s very own ReelBlend Podcast, the director opened up about how IMAX technology has evolved since working on The Dark Knight, which he shot when the format was experimental at the time. It was so experimental that the filmmaker had to help invent a specific lens for the immense amount of night shots needed to make the nighttime sequences so immersive.")
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_otd-in-space-may-2-maser-10-launches-on-final-flight-of-skylark-rocket.jpg "On May 2, 2005, the Skylark sounding rocket launched on its 441st and final flight. <br/><br/>Skylark was a British sounding rocket designed to carry European research experiments into the upper atmosphere and beyond the boundary of space. The last Skylark rocket launched with a Swedish mission called Maser 10. This was the tenth mission of the Swedish Space Corporation's microgravity rocket program. Its payload included four experiment modules with three experiments in fluid physics and two biology experiments. One biology experiment studied the way microgravity affects metabolism in cells from mammals. The other looked at a protein that affects inflammation and immunity in humans. The physics experiments investigated how microgravity affects the evaporation, thermal radiation and convection in liquids. Maser 10 carried these experiments to an altitude of 155 miles, or 93 miles above the atmosphere, where the rocket experienced six minutes of weightlessness.")
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_otd-in-space-april-26-britain-launches-its-1st-satellite.jpg "On April 26, 1962, Britain launched its first satellite, Ariel 1.<br/><br/>This made the United Kingdom the third country to have a satellite in orbit after the U.S. and the Soviet Union — but they didn't launch it themselves. Ariel 1 launched on an American Thor-Delta rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. It was also built at Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland. Britain's Science and Engineering Research Council provided all of the experiments. Five of the six experiments on board studied the relationship between solar radiation and Earth's ionosphere, and one was dedicated to studying cosmic rays. Just 10 weeks after Ariel 1 launched, it was damaged by an explosion during a high-altitude nuclear test conducted by the U.S. military. Its solar panels broke, and it was unable to transmit any more useful data after that.")
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_otd-in-space-may-2-maser-10-launches-on-final-flight-of-skylark-rocket.jpg "On May 2, 2005, the Skylark sounding rocket launched on its 441st and final flight. <br/><br/>Skylark was a British sounding rocket designed to carry European research experiments into the upper atmosphere and beyond the boundary of space. The last Skylark rocket launched with a Swedish mission called Maser 10. This was the tenth mission of the Swedish Space Corporation's microgravity rocket program. Its payload included four experiment modules with three experiments in fluid physics and two biology experiments. One biology experiment studied the way microgravity affects metabolism in cells from mammals. The other looked at a protein that affects inflammation and immunity in humans. The physics experiments investigated how microgravity affects the evaporation, thermal radiation and convection in liquids. Maser 10 carried these experiments to an altitude of 155 miles, or 93 miles above the atmosphere, where the rocket experienced six minutes of weightlessness.")
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_good-news-goes-to-jeollanam-do-south-korea-124-good-news.webp "Aired (April 20, 2024): ANNYEONG!<br/><br/>Para sa 13th anniversary ng Good News, pupunta sina Vicky Morales at Shaira Diaz sa Jeollanam-do, South Korea! Ano-ano ba ang makikita rito? Panoorin ang video. #GoodNews<br/><br/>Watch episodes of ‘Good News' every Monday at 8 PM on GMA News TV, hosted by Vicky Morales together with celebrity co-hosts Love Añover, Maey Bautista, and Bea Binene. #GoodNewsGMANewsTV #GoodNews<br/>")
_dial-up-attempt-sound-124-oscilloscope-test-2-by-leprekis.webp "I was using Adobe After Effects CC 2018. I need more improvements. But here it is, an oscilloscope vfx experiment I made. Kinda basic.")
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_can-light-be-black-mind-blowing-dark-light-experiments.webp "Verge science is the home base for our experiments and explorations into the future of science. That means energy, space, nature, the human mind and body, AI, and wherever else our stories take us.<br/>Subscribe to come along for the ride.")
_chinese-astronauts-light-candle-with-match-on-tiangong-space-station-to-demonstrate-fame-behavior.webp "Chinese astronaut conduct a spherical flame experiment during an orbit to ground space lecture using a match and a candle. <br/><br/>Note: Video is in Mandarin - No translation available. <br/><br/>Credit: China Central Television")
_nasa-infusing-fast-laser-communications-on-space-missions.webp "NASA is speeding up communications in space with experiments aboard the International Space Station, Orion spacecraft and more.<br/><br/>Credit: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center")
_the-groundbreaking-camera-piece-christopher-nolan-helped-invent-for-39the-dark-knight39-that-zack-snyder-and-j-j-abrams.webp "Christopher Nolan is a true pioneer of cinema. If there isn’t a piece of camera equipment he can get his hands on to capture the image he desires, he’ll invent it. The director has become incredibly involved in camera technology, especially when it comes to shooting in the very rare 70mm IMAX format, which he has been experimenting with since working on The Prestige. He is so specific with his sensibilities, that while he was shooting The Dark Knight, he invented a specific lens that was so innovative that directors like J.J. Abrams and Zack Snyder had to get their hands on it. <br/><br/>In an exclusive interview with CinemaBlend’s very own ReelBlend Podcast, the director opened up about how IMAX technology has evolved since working on The Dark Knight, which he shot when the format was experimental at the time. It was so experimental that the filmmaker had to help invent a specific lens for the immense amount of night shots needed to make the nighttime sequences so immersive.")
_otd-in-space-may-2-maser-10-launches-on-final-flight-of-skylark-rocket.webp "On May 2, 2005, the Skylark sounding rocket launched on its 441st and final flight. <br/><br/>Skylark was a British sounding rocket designed to carry European research experiments into the upper atmosphere and beyond the boundary of space. The last Skylark rocket launched with a Swedish mission called Maser 10. This was the tenth mission of the Swedish Space Corporation's microgravity rocket program. Its payload included four experiment modules with three experiments in fluid physics and two biology experiments. One biology experiment studied the way microgravity affects metabolism in cells from mammals. The other looked at a protein that affects inflammation and immunity in humans. The physics experiments investigated how microgravity affects the evaporation, thermal radiation and convection in liquids. Maser 10 carried these experiments to an altitude of 155 miles, or 93 miles above the atmosphere, where the rocket experienced six minutes of weightlessness.")
_nasa-infusing-fast-laser-communications-on-space-missions.webp "NASA is speeding up communications in space with experiments aboard the International Space Station, Orion spacecraft and more.<br/><br/>Credit: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center")
_otd-in-space-april-26-britain-launches-its-1st-satellite.webp "On April 26, 1962, Britain launched its first satellite, Ariel 1.<br/><br/>This made the United Kingdom the third country to have a satellite in orbit after the U.S. and the Soviet Union — but they didn't launch it themselves. Ariel 1 launched on an American Thor-Delta rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. It was also built at Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland. Britain's Science and Engineering Research Council provided all of the experiments. Five of the six experiments on board studied the relationship between solar radiation and Earth's ionosphere, and one was dedicated to studying cosmic rays. Just 10 weeks after Ariel 1 launched, it was damaged by an explosion during a high-altitude nuclear test conducted by the U.S. military. Its solar panels broke, and it was unable to transmit any more useful data after that.")
_otd-in-space-may-2-maser-10-launches-on-final-flight-of-skylark-rocket.webp "On May 2, 2005, the Skylark sounding rocket launched on its 441st and final flight. <br/><br/>Skylark was a British sounding rocket designed to carry European research experiments into the upper atmosphere and beyond the boundary of space. The last Skylark rocket launched with a Swedish mission called Maser 10. This was the tenth mission of the Swedish Space Corporation's microgravity rocket program. Its payload included four experiment modules with three experiments in fluid physics and two biology experiments. One biology experiment studied the way microgravity affects metabolism in cells from mammals. The other looked at a protein that affects inflammation and immunity in humans. The physics experiments investigated how microgravity affects the evaporation, thermal radiation and convection in liquids. Maser 10 carried these experiments to an altitude of 155 miles, or 93 miles above the atmosphere, where the rocket experienced six minutes of weightlessness.")
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