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Daily Archives: August 19, 2012
Mars Curiosity: Let the Frickin Zapping Begin!
Curiosity zapped its first rock today, and here’s the image NASA provided: ___________ Here’s part of what NASA said about this: ChemCam recorded spectra from the laser-induced spark at each of the 30 pulses. The goal of this initial use … Continue reading
Gilbert Levin’s Claim: If Curiosity Discovers Organics in the Martian Soil, Mars Has Life
Gilbert Levin is a man on a mission. For the Viking missions to Mars in 1976, he was the person who designed one of the experiments that searched for life. The results came back positive. So positive, in fact, that … Continue reading
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Tagged astrobiology, biology, curiosity, Gilbert Levin, life on mars, Mars, NASA
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An Angry, One-Eyed Monster
Sometimes an angry, one-eyed monster is just an angry, one-eyed monster, but what would Freud say?
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Tagged archetypes, connotation, cyclops, Freud, Jung, myth, psychology, sex, unconscious
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