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Why Space is Black?
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Astronomy and Space Sciences
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01 September 2015
By:
Omar Raafat
Astronomy
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Earth
When we search for pictures of the outer space, we find them all black, and we do not know why? The answer to this question might be a little bit difficult, but we can simplify it.
Inventions that Changed the Course of History: The Rocket
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Inventions and Innovations
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08 May 2014
By:
Moataz Abdelmegid
Astronomy
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Earth
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Invention and Innovation
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Sky
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Sociology
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Technology
Throughout history, there has been confusion between the words rocket and missile. A rocket generally refers to a device, which after launch, is recovered using a parachute or streamer. A missile is defined as a flying device which is not recovered.
In the Name of Geoengineering: Delusional Scientists Can Destroy Life
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Earth Sciences
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17 April 2014
By:
Omar Raafat
Astronomy
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Earth
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Engineering
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Geology
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Invention and Innovation
Science may destroy the Earth! It is time to believe that.
Scientists Discover the Largest Structure in the Universe
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Astronomy and Space Sciences
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30 March 2014
By:
Lamia Ghoneim
Astronomy
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Invention and Innovation
If you think the Sun is big, think again.
Launching a Satellite
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Astronomy and Space Sciences
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04 September 2013
By:
Moataz Abdelmegid
Astronomy
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Physics
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Technology
Although sophisticated technologies are involved in the process of launching a satellite, the principle it is built on is pretty simple.
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