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Renowned physicist, Freeman Dyson, has proposed some of the most compelling concepts for space explorations. These range from a theory of life's origins--the "double-origin hypothesis", which posits two separate creatures at the beginning, one replicating and the other metabolizing--to the "Dyson Sphere", an energy collector on a planetary scale. In this three-part interview, he joins Planetary Society Chairman, Bruce Murray, and Executive Director, Louis Friedman, for an informal discussion about interstellar flight.
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Friday, August 22, 2003
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NASA's Solar Exploration roadmap details both what is known about our neighborhood, and what new discoveries are hoped for in future missions. This three-part series examines the storyline behind how life came to Earth, and how we might seek to find it elsewhere.
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Wednesday, August 20, 2003
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Diving near the North Atlantic ridge, a team of 24 scientists have begun exploring the deep, hot vents where the Earth's inner mantle meets the crust. Their spectacular world --discovered just two years ago--will be chronicled in their online journal account, the Atlantis Diaries.
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Wednesday, June 11, 2003
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