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Where were you when Curiosity landed?
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by david a battson
September 27, 2012 | 0 comments
Where was I when Curiosity Landed?
Watching live on line in the UK.
... more »Kent P.
by Kent P. Ewart Sr.
September 27, 2012 | 0 comments
Where was I when Curiosity landded?
I was just watching it on NASA T.V. It would have been so cool to be in the control room as I felt the emotion even from my living room. Great job everyone and God speed to Curiosity.
... more »Mr. Larry Roark
by Larry Roark
September 27, 2012 | 0 comments
Citizen scientists search for alien life Amateur astronomy buffs find common goal in just a few clicks Larry Roark, 61, of Tampa, Fla., uses an old PC and a little of his spare time to volunteer for the SETI project. (Michael C. Weimar, For the Chicago Tribune / April 24, 2012)
By Cynthia Dizikes, Chicago Tribune reporter April 26, 2012
Every day, Larry Roark logs on to his 2002 Dell desktop computer in Tampa, Fla., and searches the cosmos for aliens. A retired insurance analyst, Roark spends hours online poring over pictures of radio waves taken from space, scouting for any unusual ... more »
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