Wmer The Alien Landscapes In These Photographs Are Actually Just Plastic Bags
Blast off of the rocket carrying Hayabusa2. Image credit: JAXA Weather has been miserable at Tanegashima for the past few days, pushing the mission back from the original November 30th target launch date. But the clouds finally cleared, and the rocket blasted off for a clean launch of Hayabusa2. The
stanley cup H-IIA/B rocket waiting on at the Tanegashima facility. Image credit: JAXA Hayabusa2 is a deep space mission by the Japanese space agency JAXA to explore asteroid 1999 JU3. The mission will arrive at the 1-kilometer wide asteroid, drop a lander, blast the asteroid with an impactor, touch down three times collecting s
stanley polska amples, and send the samples home. The spacecraft will do an Earth-flyby in 2015 to build up velocity, and is schedule to arrive at the asteroid n 2018. Artists concept of the Hayabusa 2 spacecraft leaving Earth. Image credit: JAXA This mission is the sequel to the 2003 Hayabusa mission launched by JAXA to asteroid 1998SF36, Itokawa. The original mission was a mess of near-disasters, with the spacecraft limping home on crippled thrusters four years behind schedule with samples. While Hayabusa visited an S-type asteroid, Hayabusa2 will be going for a C-type asteroid with a higher probability of organic and hydrated materials. Hayabusha2 under cons
stanley nz truction. Image credit: JAXA The lander is MASCOT, a cousin to Philae. The ESA-manufactured lightweight lander is intended to touch down on the asteroid. The lander will be able to shift its center of gravity, tilting itself o Ugfx Animated Twitter Feeds Are the Best Twitter Feeds
Dr Ruben Quintero, a pioneer in fetal medicine at the University of Miami, suggested that he could, perhaps, cut away the tumor while the baby was still in the womb. The parents leapt at the chance. The difficult procedure involved using an endoscope, guided by ultrasound, to reach Leyna through a minor incision in the mother abdomen. Then, using a laser, Quintero cut away the mass in the baby mouth. The surgeons announced the triumph yesterday, but actually the procedure took place two years ago. Five months after the operation, Leyna was born with no problems, other than a tiny scar on her mouth, weighing 8lbs 1oz. She now 20 months old, and fighting fit. Modern medicine blows my mind. [The Guardian] Image by Jackson Memorial Hospital/University of Miami BabyMedicine
stanley cup stanley tumblers Daily Newsletter You May Also Like ScienceHealth Creepy Cure: Deadly Spider Venom Tapped for Heart Attack Drug A clinical trial is set to test whether
stanley mug a protein from the venom
