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There are planets and asteroids out there that are made up of carbon, and carbon under extremely high pressures creates diamonds, so yes, it is possible and probable that there are rubies and diamonds in space. There are certain types of space rock, known as carbonaceous chondrite, which are thought to be broken bits of asteroids that probably contain large quantities of carbon compounds such as carbides, organics, and graphite, and ...
... and thermostabilize may not sound like instructions for traditional recipes on Earth, but they are key steps for holiday meals in space. Irradiated smoked turkey, rehydratable mashed potatoes and thermostabilized cranberry sauce are typical treats for Space ... by Capt. USN (Ret). William Readdy
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... gravity, but the best space hobby would be stargazing.
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There is static electricity in Space. It comes from rubbing certain things together and building up an electrical charge. This happens whether there is air or no air. There are electrical storms that come indirectly from the ... we are used too on Earth. These storms release energy in the form of gamma rays and electromagnetic radiation that causes similar problems on the earth like lightning storms. But there is no lightning in space ...
... , and generate electricity with solar and/or nuclear power. Many of these technologies are being used today, but we'll have to make big improvements in order to sustain people in space for a lifetime. Finally, there is the problem of radiation. Radiation can cause damage to DNA, which can lead to cancer. On Earth and in low Earth orbit, we are protected from harmful solar and space ...
... down and stop unless you keep pushing them. This is because of friction between the object and other objects or friction between the object and air. In space where there are no other objects nearby and where there is ... provided by Luke Keller, Ph.D.
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Because living and working in space can involve many potential risks, astronauts train extensively before their missions so that they'll be prepared for almost any eventuality. In addition, the crew is supported by ... in the event that they run into a situation that could not be foreseen.
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... and four days while making four revolutions of the Earth. There is a video camera attached to the helmet so that flight controllers in Mission Control can see exactly what the astronauts are ... ----
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There are no dust storms in space like we experience on the ground.
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Answer provided by Robert P. McCoy, Ph.D.
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There are nine planets orbiting the Sun at various distances. It just so happens that the four smaller planets—Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars—are far different and much closer ... the "inner" planets and the "outer" planets.
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Answer provided by Ed Frederick, Ph.D.
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