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Failure is the mother of success. Science and technology is a field where you have to fix the flaws and keep trying until you finally succeed. Keep your heads up!
Gemini (pronounced Je-mi-ni) = Sounds cool and sophisticated Gemini (pronounced Je-mi-nai) = I just don't like the vibe of it
Status of Korea-China-Japan rockets in the last 24 hours Japan: H3 rocket launch failure on the 22nd Korea: Hanbit Nano launch failure at 10 AM on the 23rd China: Long March 12 rec
![[LIVE] Korea's first commercial rocket launch (Exploded after launch) ㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷ](https://kcomm-assets.b-cdn.net/video-thumbnails/ecd17e9f-2196-4efa-8a39-6c607c99f8f3.webp?width=72)
(The control center right after the explosion...) The first commercial rocket from a domestic private company to be launched for paying clients. Carrying 5 small satellites for Bra
Why we should always be grateful to Jupiter.mp4 It protects Earth with its massive gravity
Its lifespan got extended thanks to the battery efficiency Got tortured/suffered for no reason ㅠㅠ
Space viewed from Mars.mp4
They say the difference between a genius and a madman is just a sheet of paper thin, and Elon Musk’s knack for approaching science seems absolutely insane. Plus, science needs mone
Bringing you one of the legendary space mystery stories that got the whole world buzzing. It's about a meteorite called 'Allan Hills 84001 (ALH84001)'. **1. It's not just a regula
Alien POV trying to find Earth from space.
Earth is about 150 million km away from the Sun, a distance defined as 1 AU. Because our orbit is formed within the Goldilocks Zone, water exists in a liquid state, and we have a s
They say they calculated all that by hand...
You can really feel the immense excitement from her "Where should I start!!" lmao.
The moon we thought we knew The actual look
https://youtube.com/shorts/r3UWJ6hL5gU?si=qbylKyLvhImfd0V5 Programmed by punching holes into punch cards. The specs: IBM 7040, 64kb memory. It was a supercomputer back then. Simula
