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Weekly Questions ThreadWeek of April 03, 2016 'All Space Questions' thread (self.space)

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Credit: Jono Matla PhotographyLucky photo of a Meteor over New Zealand 4/5/16 (credit in Imgur description) (i.imgur.com)

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The "Volcán de Fuego" (i.imgur.com)

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The Buran Space-Shuttle in Speyer, Germany. (i.imgur.com)

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The Plan to Send a Submarine to Titan, Saturn's Largest Moon (linkis.com)

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Is Mysterious 'Planet Nine' Tugging on NASA Saturn Probe? (space.com)

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Happened to visit Deep Space Network's tracking page and noticed Voyager 2 was sending data. What kind of data are we getting from Voyager 2? (i.imgur.com)

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Managed to visit the Lovell Telescope recently, snapped this picture. (c2.staticflickr.com)

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NASA estimates that with utilization of asteroid resources, the Solar System could support 10 quadrillion human beings (nix.nasa.gov)

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NASA Is Facing a Climate Change Countdown - Coastal floods that might now occur once every 10 years could happen twice as often at Johnson, twice to three times as often at Kennedy and 10 times more often at Ames. (nytimes.com)

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Before Apollo astronauts had rovers, they had "the rickshaw", a hand-pulled cart carried on Apollo 14 only. The Modular Equipment Transporter was used to transport tools, experiments and samples on the Moon, but the astronauts were disappointed with its performance. (1971) (i.imgur.com)

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DiscussionFour months ago I posted an infographic about the Solar System that got a couple thousand upvotes. Now I'm redesigning it as a website and I was wondering if any like-minded space enthusiast would be interested in turning it into a functioning site. (images in description) (self.space)

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Live 7pm ET 2016 Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate with Host Neil deGrasse Tyson: Is the Universe a Simulation (youtube.com)

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Spectators are way too close for comfort when an unmanned Soyuz mission fails shortly after launch. (youtu.be)

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Why every picture of a black hole is an illustration (youtube.com)

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Rare events may be required to form the Universe’s heaviest metals (arstechnica.co.uk)

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"The Greenmount Tree" a single image I took last year, south east Queensland, Australia (i.imgur.com)

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This is a 58 shot, 150MP image I took recently of the Milky Way over Guilderton Lighthouse in Western Australia. (i.imgur.com)

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SpaceX, Boeing on Track to Launch Astronauts in 2017: NASA (space.com)

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Rare events may be required to form the Universe’s heaviest metals (arstechnica.com)

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4K UHD motion-smoothed timelapse of every single March Himawari-8 AHI image (youtube.com)

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Mars longevity champion launched 15 years ago (phys.org)

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Gravitational background noise could be much louder than expected (physicsworld.com)

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DiscussionWhat are essential videos to watch if you are interested in space? (self.space)

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Buzz Aldrin, 1st Man to Pee on the Moon - @OpieRadio @JimNorton (youtube.com)

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Raymond on space protection: “When aircraft started shooting down other aircraft, we didn’t stop flying planes" (spacenews.com)

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