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_what-was-the-largest-empire-in-the-world.jpg "You can argue for the British, Persians, Romans, Mongols or pretty much any empire you want.")
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_nasa-infusing-fast-laser-communications-on-space-missions.jpg "NASA is speeding up communications in space with experiments aboard the International Space Station, Orion spacecraft and more. <br/> <br/><br/>Credit: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center")
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_in-orbit-around-mars-this-is-what-you-could-see.jpg "NASA Mars Odyssey orbiter has been rotated to capture imagery of the Red Planet that would be similar to what an astronaut would see. Odyssey Deputy Project Scientist Laura Kerber explains. <br/><br/>Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech")
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_gaia-has-observed-over-150k-asteroids-in-our-solar-system.jpg "ESA's Gaia mission has determined he orbits of 154,741 asteroids in our solar system.<br/><br/>Credit: ESA/Gaia/DPAC")
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_nasa-infusing-fast-laser-communications-on-space-missions.jpg "NASA is speeding up communications in space with experiments aboard the International Space Station, Orion spacecraft and more. <br/> <br/><br/>Credit: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center")
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_otd-in-space-april-22-x-37b-launches-on-1st-top-secret-orbital-mission.jpg "On April 22, 2010, the U.S. Air Force launched the super-secret X-37B space plane on its first spaceflight. <br/><br/>This space plane is also known as the Orbital Test Vehicle. It looks a lot like NASA's space shuttle, only it's much smaller and doesn't have any windows. But the X-37B doesn't need windows anyway, because no one actually flies in it. It's completely autonomous and can even land on a runway without a human pilot. The X-37B has flown several highly classified payloads on long-duration missions. For its first flight, the X-37B launched on an Atlas V rocket from Cape Canaveral and it orbited the Earth for 224 days. The Air Force never disclosed what kind of experiments were going on during that time.")
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_otd-in-space-april-21-1st-space-funeral-launches-on-39founders-flight39.jpg "On April 21, 1997, the cremated remains of 24 people were launched into space in the first-ever space funeral. <br/><br/>One of those people was Gene Roddenberry, the creator of \")
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_who-is-scottie-scheffler39s-caddie.jpg "Golf Monthly is one of the world's leading multi-platform golf media brands.<br/>We exist to help golfers get more out of the game they love. Our team of passionate golfers and experts produce authoritative in-depth reviews of the latest golf equipment to help you buy better, tips and advice to improve your game, ideas for golf courses to play and places to stay and coverage of the game at every level from grassroots up to Tour.")
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_this-european-cup-finals-stats-will-blow-your-mind-shorts.jpg "The record Spanish teams have against teams from the rest of Europe in major European cup finals is insane... <br/><br/>#shorts")
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_nasa-explains-how-do-glaciers-melt.jpg "Learn how glaciers melt and contribute to seas rising in this animated explainer from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. <br/><br/>Credit: NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory")
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_dinosaur-shrimp-emerges-after-arizona-monsoon.jpg "Hundreds of three-eyed ancient creatures called triops emerged after heavy rainfall in Arizona. Their eggs can stay dormant for decades, waiting for water.")
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_otd-in-space-april-26-britain-launches-its-1st-satellite.jpg "On April 26, 1962, Britain launched its first satellite, Ariel 1.<br/><br/>This made the United Kingdom the third country to have a satellite in orbit after the U.S. and the Soviet Union — but they didn't launch it themselves. Ariel 1 launched on an American Thor-Delta rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. It was also built at Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland. Britain's Science and Engineering Research Council provided all of the experiments. Five of the six experiments on board studied the relationship between solar radiation and Earth's ionosphere, and one was dedicated to studying cosmic rays. Just 10 weeks after Ariel 1 launched, it was damaged by an explosion during a high-altitude nuclear test conducted by the U.S. military. Its solar panels broke, and it was unable to transmit any more useful data after that.")
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_what-was-the-largest-empire-in-the-world.webp "You can argue for the British, Persians, Romans, Mongols or pretty much any empire you want.")
_nasa-infusing-fast-laser-communications-on-space-missions.webp "NASA is speeding up communications in space with experiments aboard the International Space Station, Orion spacecraft and more. <br/> <br/><br/>Credit: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center")
_in-orbit-around-mars-this-is-what-you-could-see.webp "NASA Mars Odyssey orbiter has been rotated to capture imagery of the Red Planet that would be similar to what an astronaut would see. Odyssey Deputy Project Scientist Laura Kerber explains. <br/><br/>Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech")
_gaia-has-observed-over-150k-asteroids-in-our-solar-system.webp "ESA's Gaia mission has determined he orbits of 154,741 asteroids in our solar system.<br/><br/>Credit: ESA/Gaia/DPAC")
_nasa-infusing-fast-laser-communications-on-space-missions.webp "NASA is speeding up communications in space with experiments aboard the International Space Station, Orion spacecraft and more. <br/> <br/><br/>Credit: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center")
_otd-in-space-april-22-x-37b-launches-on-1st-top-secret-orbital-mission.webp "On April 22, 2010, the U.S. Air Force launched the super-secret X-37B space plane on its first spaceflight. <br/><br/>This space plane is also known as the Orbital Test Vehicle. It looks a lot like NASA's space shuttle, only it's much smaller and doesn't have any windows. But the X-37B doesn't need windows anyway, because no one actually flies in it. It's completely autonomous and can even land on a runway without a human pilot. The X-37B has flown several highly classified payloads on long-duration missions. For its first flight, the X-37B launched on an Atlas V rocket from Cape Canaveral and it orbited the Earth for 224 days. The Air Force never disclosed what kind of experiments were going on during that time.")
_otd-in-space-april-21-1st-space-funeral-launches-on-39founders-flight39.webp "On April 21, 1997, the cremated remains of 24 people were launched into space in the first-ever space funeral. <br/><br/>One of those people was Gene Roddenberry, the creator of \")
_who-is-scottie-scheffler39s-caddie.webp "Golf Monthly is one of the world's leading multi-platform golf media brands.<br/>We exist to help golfers get more out of the game they love. Our team of passionate golfers and experts produce authoritative in-depth reviews of the latest golf equipment to help you buy better, tips and advice to improve your game, ideas for golf courses to play and places to stay and coverage of the game at every level from grassroots up to Tour.")
_this-european-cup-finals-stats-will-blow-your-mind-shorts.webp "The record Spanish teams have against teams from the rest of Europe in major European cup finals is insane... <br/><br/>#shorts")
_nasa-explains-how-do-glaciers-melt.webp "Learn how glaciers melt and contribute to seas rising in this animated explainer from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. <br/><br/>Credit: NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory")
_dinosaur-shrimp-emerges-after-arizona-monsoon.webp "Hundreds of three-eyed ancient creatures called triops emerged after heavy rainfall in Arizona. Their eggs can stay dormant for decades, waiting for water.")
_otd-in-space-april-26-britain-launches-its-1st-satellite.webp "On April 26, 1962, Britain launched its first satellite, Ariel 1.<br/><br/>This made the United Kingdom the third country to have a satellite in orbit after the U.S. and the Soviet Union — but they didn't launch it themselves. Ariel 1 launched on an American Thor-Delta rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. It was also built at Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland. Britain's Science and Engineering Research Council provided all of the experiments. Five of the six experiments on board studied the relationship between solar radiation and Earth's ionosphere, and one was dedicated to studying cosmic rays. Just 10 weeks after Ariel 1 launched, it was damaged by an explosion during a high-altitude nuclear test conducted by the U.S. military. Its solar panels broke, and it was unable to transmit any more useful data after that.")
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