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“Bermuda Triangle of Space” causes ISS computers to crash

February 28, 2021 -

Sometimes called the "Bermuda Triangle of Space," this weak spot is a vast expanse of reduced intensity in Earth's magnetic field, hovering over South America and the southern Atlantic Ocean.

While humans on the ground are safe from the effects of the SAA, ISS computers and satellites in orbit around Earth are not so lucky. When they pass through the anomaly, they get bombarded with high levels of radiation that mess up with their components.The effects ...

Has the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle been solved?

November 08, 2016 -

Beginning in the early 1900s, the focus on the Bermuda Triangle began to get more concentrated as more incidents began to take place. One such incident involved a Navy cargo ship called the USS Cyclops. Somewhere between Barbados and Chesapeake Bay, the 542 foot ship sank, taking 306 passengers along with it. No distress call was ever sent and no wreckage was ever found. Years later two of the Cyclops sister ships also disappeared along virtually the same route. A few years ...

Has the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle been solved?

November 08, 2016 -

Beginning in the early 1900s, the focus on the Bermuda Triangle began to get more concentrated as more incidents began to take place. One such incident involved a Navy cargo ship called the USS Cyclops. Somewhere between Barbados and Chesapeake Bay, the 542 foot ship sank, taking 306 passengers along with it. No distress call was ever sent and no wreckage was ever found. Years later two of the Cyclops sister ships also disappeared along virtually the same route. A few years ...

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Mysterious “Alaska Triangle” linked to 20,000 disappearances and UFO sightings

October 02, 2023 -

Witnesses claimed that they have seen mysterious things like triangle-shaped unidentified flying objects (UFOs), ghosts and "aggressive" creatures similar to Bigfoot in the "Alaska Triangle," an area infamous for many unexplained disappearances.A hotbed of unsolved missing persons cases and UFO sightings

According to the History Channel, there are more unsolved missing persons cases in the Alaska Triangle than anywhere else on Earth. A Discovery Channel documentary also ...

Space running out of space: Experts warn space race could lead to war on Earth

January 26, 2023 -

Several private companies, including Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin and Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic, are planning missions on the moon. Elon Musk's SpaceX is also joining the fray as he plans to launch a private crew on a tourism flight into lunar orbit. Firms from the U.S., Japan and Israel are likewise set to join the race to the moon.

South Korea, the United Arab Emirates, India and Russia also have planned robotic moon missions. Meanwhile, the EU has acknowledged ...

Scientists thought they knew volcanoes – until they looked under Bermuda

November 01, 2019 -

Experts know of two methods of volcanic formation. One of the processes takes place when tectonic plates crash together. The other process involves "mantle plumes." When the hot rocks in the core-mantle boundary rises to the crust, they create a hot spot.

Cornell University (Cornell) researchers and their colleagues from other universities recently discovered a third way of volcanic formation. Crystals, molten rock, and water in the mantle's transition zone might rise ...

NASA okays the polluting of outer space with space station waste

November 23, 2006 - NASA okays the polluting of outer space with space station waste

Thursday, November 23, 2006 by: Ben KageTags: NASA, pollution, outer spaceNASA has a reputation for ingraining responsible waste management into its astronauts and partners in space exploration, and has often noted that celestial jumble is a growing concern. Currently the Earth's orbit is littered with old rockets, satellites, motors, nuts, bolts and other disposable equipment from previous space missions....

Bermuda sees 5,600% increase in covid after pushing vaccines and masks

September 23, 2021 -

Heavily masked and vaccinated, Bermuda now plagued with severe wave of COVID

After the British island pushed citizens to mask up and take two experimental vaccines in 2021, the case counts spiked yet again in March and April, dwarfing the previous two waves of illness. Now, heading into the Fall of 2021, Bermuda has “fully vaccinated” approximately 67 percent of their population. At this vaccination rate, experts postulated that COVID outbreaks would go away and life would ...

Bermuda repeals same-sex marriage as backlash against LGBT activism grows

February 17, 2018 -

According to Bermuda’s minister of home affairs Walton Brown, the repeal legislation that was signed by Governor John Rankin will bring more balance and stability to the country. Social conservatives who oppose same-sex marriage will appreciate that the reversal means that marriage is between one man and one woman, while progressives will be satisfied with the fact that same-sex couples will still be recognized and protected under the law.

“The act is intended to strike ...

NASA to launch twin into space to test effects of space travel

April 21, 2014 - NASA to launch twin into space to test effects of space travel

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Radiation from deep space is intensifying, affecting space weather and potential space travel

April 20, 2018 -

"The radiation dose rates from measurements obtained over the last four years exceeded trends from previous solar cycles by at least 30 percent, showing that the radiation environment is getting far more intense," explained Nathan Schwadron, professor of physics at the University of New Hampshire.

To come to this conclusion, Schwadron and his team analyzed the observations gathered by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) in the last four years. First launched in 2009, ...

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Space Force to launch network of SPY SATELLITES to counter growing Chinese and Russian space capabilities

June 12, 2023 -

The satellite network, known as the Silent Barker, is a constellation of spy satellites set to be the first of its kind network that will compliment ground-based sensor systems and low-orbit satellites, according to Space Force statements and independent analysts. The satellites are set to be placed 22,000 miles above the Earth and at the same speed it rotates, known as a geosynchronous orbit.

"This capability enables indications and warnings of threats against high-value ...

The great outer space LAND GRAB of the near future: Conflicts over space rock mining rights

August 26, 2017 -

Barry Kellman, law professor of space governance at DePaul University in Chicago, explained: “There is a huge debate on whether companies can simply travel to space and extract its resources. There is no way to answer the question until someone does it.”

According to one international treaty, this need not even be an issue. The Outer Space Treaty of 1967, formally known as the Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer ...

SPACE TOURISM: First space hotel to begin construction in 2025

March 09, 2021 -

The structure called the "Voyager Station" would include many amenities commonly found in a cruise ship, such as restaurants, spas and movie houses. It would cater to space tourists as well as researchers and space agencies.

Development is already underway, though the construction of the actual station isn't starting in four years. The OAC team, which includes veteran engineers, pilots and architects from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), is currently ...

Nearly 60 percent of astronauts have “space herpes”

August 01, 2019 -

Researchers found that seven percent of the astronauts who previously reported herpes infections in the past suffered a new outbreak while in space. Furthermore, 57 percent of the participants displayed much higher levels of the viruses during missions than they did on Earth.

Herpes viruses cause cold sores, glandular fever, and shingles. When their host is healthy, the pathogens enter a dormant state and bide their time. Once the host gets exhausted or stressed, the ...

Space cooties: Should astronauts be worried about fungi on space stations?

September 23, 2019 -

Experts know very little about the potential pathogenic properties of these microorganisms. The study urged other researchers to investigate the possibility of fungal infections in astronauts with compromised immune systems.

A team from Ghent University evaluated the existing pool of knowledge about mycotoxins, the chemical compounds produced by fungi that might make humans sick. They tried to determine if any of these applied to the species and strains that make it ...

Green thumb in space: NASA has decided that gardening in space is crucial for the next generation of explorers

July 15, 2018 -

However, this isn't as easy as cultivating a garden in your backyard. In space, astronauts will have to deal with the lack of gravity, sunlight, and wind, a factor that's not a problem for landbound individuals.

To address this concern, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has lent a hand to help the next generation of explorers learn how to tend a garden in space. This skill is crucial since young explorers will have to know how to grow their own food, ...

Mysterious blobs of radio emissions found floating in space

December 12, 2020 -

"[We ran] through all the possibilities and conclude these enigmatic blobs don’t look like anything we already know about," wrote Norris in the Conversation.The discovery of odd radio circles

Norris' colleague, Anna Kapinska of the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in West Virginia, spotted the first known blob while browsing new images taken using the Australian Square Kilometer Array Pathfinder (ASKAP) telescope. Kapinska presented her finding during a presentation ...