A space #hotel is in the works. Will it look like the one in 2001: A Space Odyssey? https://t.co/L628Wyny0J
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Apparently, channel 37 doesn’t exist on your #TV because of #aliens. Kids: What’s a channel? https://t.co/gunsYHI1Uv
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In what sounds like a blurb from a 1970s #scifi book, some scientists are floating the idea of a ‘Moon Ark’ that would shoot sperm into space to save the Earth in case of disaster. https://t.co/hstNcYLvpW
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Need a setting for your next #scifi story? Why not have it take place near Saturn on a submarine beneath Titan’s methane seas. https://t.co/bfTihLOJ19
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Just reading a random Wikipedia entry about Skylab and learned that the first mission patch was designed by #scifi artist Kelly Freas. Who knew? https://t.co/5cAHxVcRYp
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Do you live near a moon tree? Hundreds of seeds that were carried to the moon during an Apollo mission were brought back to Earth and planted as seedlings all over the U.S. Now NASA is looking for them. https://t.co/MZgr5dI6x7
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Enjoy this four-hour video of what it would be like to orbit above the moon.
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It’s cool that the incoming U.S. president has asked NASA to lend him a moon rock to put on display in the Oval Office in hopes that it might “remind Americans of the ambition and accomplishments of earlier generations.” https://t.co/CKfV519HAI
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According to these calculations, it will impossible to control a super-intelligent AI. I suppose you could always disconnect it from the electrical socket if things out of hand. https://t.co/UgRLnJ5M5c
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This is why time travellers shouldn’t try to kill Hitler, not that they ever succeed. https://t.co/4Jm0RMKyW4
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That Harvard professor who said in 2017 that an interstellar space rock that passed through our solar system was alien technology now says that more are coming. He also happens to be flogging a new book. https://t.co/EgT24Yr8j7
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The NY Post, beloved by scientists everywhere, has published a story saying that we haven’t discovered alien civilizations yet since they inevitably kill themselves off and life evolved on Earth later than everywhere else so we’re alone. https://t.co/cBobob6iQH
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Scientists are studying a tantalising radio ‘signal’ that appears to have come from Proxima Centauri, the closest star to the sun. https://t.co/vfxaoMNMsN
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A retired Israeli space security chief says aliens exist, but humanity is not ready to join the Galactic Federation. Well, that’s obvious. https://t.co/hPxvYoMMjV
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Ten million stars later, astronomers have found no evidence of alien technology. https://t.co/yHhPgsXt0G
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A new study adds credence to the theory that life on Earth may have been seeded by bacteria on Mars. https://t.co/K7eBhLVm4e
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‘Spacepower: Doctrine for Space Forces’ is our clearest window yet into the actual mission of the United States Space Force. https://t.co/1ccIbemLyX
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This theory says we haven’t discovered #aliens yet because they are digital beings who have put themselves into hibernation as they wait for the universe to be cooler. Don’t know how realistic it is as a theory, but it would make a good #scifi premise. https://t.co/Wh1duXOUx8
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Scientists have concluded that whatever language we’re speaking when we leave on our generation ships to another solar system, chances are it will change radically by the time the colonists arrive. https://t.co/iFlse9nZt6
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Scientists are now predicting that there are approximately 36 contactable #alien civilizations in our galaxy. The bad news? That means they are, on average, 17,000 light years away from Earth. buff.ly/2UMe5o4
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Where are the #robots they promised us? buff.ly/37vLNTH
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This is what happens to your body if you die in outer space. https://t.co/b3IL3ZuVES
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