Last Exit: Space is a new documentary on Discovery+ that explores the possibility of humans colonizing planets beyond Earth. https://ift.tt/mAZpVQq Why Werner Herzog thinks human space colonization “will inevitably fail”
Russian troops descended on the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone in northern Ukraine. The defunct power plant—still undergoing cleanup and decommissioning—was overtaken by the invaders and the employees held hostage. Chernobyl’s Strange Black Fungi Have a Superpower
Considering 50 years ago today, Russian Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin (1934-1968) became the first human to journey into outer space, I thought I would put up some mid-century space related pieces. Lire la suite ici : Space-Earth-Man Mosaic
Thank you Andrew for the feature and thanks everyone for your constant support! I really appreciate this and it’s always great to hear that you like what I do 🙂 And some nice things (I hope) are coming up soon, so stay tuned! Lire la suite ici : Space That Never Was
Space music, space rock, kosmische Musik: these are all well-known genres that share a cosmic aesthetic—a sense of expansiveness meant to capture feelings of awe, mirroring our deep connection with the universe that surrounds us, and the thrill of space exploration and science fiction narratives. Lire la suite ici : Lost in Space Music : …
Lost in Space Music : Records That Explore the Outer Limits Lire la suite »
Globus IMP instruments were spacecraft navigation instruments used in Soviet and Russian manned spacecraft. The IMP acronym stems from the Russian expression Indicator of position in flight, but the instrument is informally referred to as the Globus. Voskhod Spacecraft « Globus » IMP navigation instrument
