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Steven Jabs search for remaining fragments, using a custom-built metal detector rig. Meteorites will have iron in them, and it's ? So not only will magneticbe attract to it, but also metal detector will be able to pick it up. Every year, over eightee

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As the balloons rise higer still,they face an attact by an invisible bombardment,radiation.Every day the Sun radiates a titanic amount of energy,some of them in the form of high energy of ultra violet rays.These rays packed a powerful punch ,and in t

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And above it the fragile air of the mesosphere is shielding us from a another deadly barrage from space. In east Texas, Jeff and Steve are searching for the remains of cosmic missiles that have been shattered by our atmosphere, fragments rarer than d

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You could use the balloons not just to go to the edge of the space as we do now,but go all the way over the line, and actually to use balloons or airships to go all the way into space,space travel without rocket.Officially, the atmosphere ends and sp

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But to fully forecast the floods, he needs a lot more atmospheric data. He believed robotic drone aircrafts developed for the military could continue to measure the air over the oceans, charting its temperature, wind and humidity. And the flight coul

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A single river can carry three times as much water as the entire Mississippi, they provide almost half the annual rain fall for parts of the American Pacific coast, but when they remain in one area for a day or more, they can produce violent flooding

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The planet also began releasing oxygen, thanks to an ancient adoption of photosynthesis. A very ancestral primitive plant cell either engulfed or tried to digest or surrounded a cyanobaterium and instead of digesting it, it actually became an organ w

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