Book · 2005 · Science
Lost in Space
The Fall of NASA and the Dream of a New Space Age
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“Here's yet another fact from Lost in Space, the latest collaboration between StarTalk and National Geographic. In 1995, we discover the first authentic exoplanet, a planet orbiting another living star. So, anyone born from 1995 onward, I now declare each one of you to be Generation X, O Planet. If you like that fact, you can find 4,999 more in”
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“Here's yet another fact from Lost in Space, the latest collaboration between StarTalk and National Geographic. So, anyone born from 1995 onward, I now declare each one of you to be Generation X, O'Planet. If you like that fact, you can find 4,999 more in Lost in Space.”
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“The latest collaboration between StarTalk and National Geographic. One of Jupiter's moons, Europa, has an outer surface of frozen water. But beneath that, the water is rendered liquid by tidal stress from Jupiter and other surrounding moons.”
Plugged
“Here's yet another fact from Lost in Space, the latest collaboration between StarTalk and National Geographic. Saturn is the only planet in the solar system whose average density is less than that of water, which means if you found a bathtub big enough, Saturn would float. If you like that fact, you can find 4,999 more in Lost in Space.”