One way to Mars could speed exploration say researchers
Two scientists argue in a Journal of Cosmology article that one way missions to Mars could lower costs and timeframes, likening them to early settlers who left Europe with no return plans. Dirk Schulze-Makuch of Washington State University and Paul Davies of Arizona State University coauthor the piece.
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Pullman, Wash
Mars
North
America
Europe
Dirk Schulze-Makuch
Washington State University
Journal of Cosmology
Paul Davies
Arizona State University
Fourth graders meet local wildlife with SR Ecology Lab educator
J. D. Lever Elementary hosts Sean Poppy from the Savannah River Ecology Lab who brings turtles snakes lizards and other critters. Students study local ecosystems and how animals shape the environment while sharing reactions and questions.
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J.D. Lever Elementary School
Sean Poppy
Poppy
Savannah River Ecology Lab
CSRA
Abril McClure
Mr. Poppy
Rob Novit
J.D. Lever
Marie Olmstead
Shakira Price
Aiken celebrates 175th birthday with concert
More than 100 musicians, vocalists and narrators join the USC Symphony Orchestra under Donald Portnoy and the USC Aiken choir at First Baptist Church in Aiken. Mezzo Diane Haslam, organist Kenneth Courtney and narrator Owen Clary perform classic pieces marking the city's history. Tickets cost 20 dollars for adults and 15 for students.
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Aiken
Aiken Performing Arts Group
USC Symphony Orchestra
Donald Portnoy
USC Aiken
First Baptist Church
Clary
Haslam
Johnny
Chesterfield St. N
Cathy Traver
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