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...HAKUI: This Japanese city's space center, Cosmo Isle Hakui, provides a very grounded examination of extraterrestrial life. The museum boasts an in-depth exhibition about the SETI project, which aims to discover intelligent alien life, as well as space artifacts like a prototype Moon buggy...
...five insurgents are gathered in a muddy field outside Baghdad, their faces shrouded behind scarves and illuminated only by the light of a full moon. They brandish an assortment of rocket-propelled grenades, mortar tubes, Strella missile launchers and Kalashnikovs--weapons they say they intend to use against American soldiers. The leader of the group, who says his name is Khaled, 31, claims his men conduct "regular" attacks against U.S. forces. Saddam Hussein's capture has done nothing to quell their deadly ambitions, because they are fired not by loyalty to the old regime but by religious zeal...
...each resident. HAKUI: This Japanese city's space center, Cosmo Isle Hakui, provides a very grounded examination of extraterrestrial life. The museum boasts an in-depth exhibition about the SETI project, which aims to discover intelligent alien life, as well as space artifacts like a prototype moon buggy. INTERLAKEN: Founded by UFO expert Erich von Däniken, Mystery Park in Switzerland explores, among other things, possible contact between aliens and ancient civilizations like the Maya...
...your way to the moon [Mr. President], you think you may have the time to stop by Africa?” Ogletree asked, referring to the president’s recently-announced plans to expand American space exploration. “On your way to the moon, you think you may have time to stop by South Central Los Angeles? You talk about building Iraq. How about building America’s ghettos...
...immediately, it will extend its robotic arm and begin sampling the soil directly in front of it. This will allow it both to calibrate its instruments and get the data flow streaming back to Earth. The Apollo astronauts used to do something similar, spending their first moments on the moon collecting what they called a contingency sample--a clump of lunar soil and rock they would tuck into a spacesuit pocket so they would have something to show for the trip if a sudden emergency forced them to turn around and come straight home. Spirit, of course, is never coming...