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From Tokyo to New York in 60 Minutes? Space Tourism Just Got Real
Get ready for liftoff! Japan's Nippon Travel Agency is turning science fiction into a travel plan. The company has announced ...
I've lived in the Midwest for five years now, and I think that Cincinnati may be the most underrated city in the region. Located on the banks of the Ohio River, the Queen City is home to the largest ...
Humans have been in space onboard the ISS continuously for 25 years. As the station nears its end, new commercial habitats ...
I rent a two-bed apartment, set across two floors. I’ve lived in my current rental for two and a half years, but I’ve lived in this area my whole life. I pay £750 for a two-bed apartment, and that is ...
These nine stores in Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya offer curated selections from vintage designer wear to unique accessories.
A pair of determined Wright devotees have turned four endangered modernist houses into overnight design destination ...
The ISS has “come into its own as a very sophisticated scientific laboratory,” says retired NASA astronaut Scott Kelly, who ...
Its first modules were launched in 1998. The first crew to live on the International Space Station – an American and two Russians – entered it in 2000. Nov. 2, 2025, marks 25 years of continuous ...
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NASA scientists working on calculations in the 1960s
Before computers, NASA relied on “human computers” — mathematicians who solved complex equations for flight paths and spacecraft design by hand with slide rules, graph paper, and adding machines.
As a life-long consumer of newspapers, I have read many odd headlines. “Three Mice Make Radiation Ride in Model Man-in-Space Cabin,” from the Oct. 13, 1960 front page of The Marietta Times is a great ...
The coral velvet in a pair of 1960s teak lounge chairs with ottomans by Folke Olsson for Dux, Sweden plays well with the rich blue velvet sofa. The large abstract painting by renowned American artist ...
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