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Tag Archives: curiosity
Pictures taken on Mars by Curiosity Rover continue to spark controversy.
Is it a space mermaid or an alien ship? Maybe just a big rock. The Internet has gone wild speculating about the mysterious figures captured by NASA’s Curiosity rover. The car-sized robotic explorer was sent into space from Cape Canaveral …
Posted in Odd News, Science and Technology, World News
Tagged curiosity, Mars, NASA, rover
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Knowing vs. Understanding: The Death of Curiosity
How often do you look back at a situation and wished you could have acted a certain way or said a certain thing, but at the time you seemed to only be able to do the opposite? Maybe you knew …
Posted in Science and Technology
Tagged curiosity, generation, information overload, overwhelmed, wonder
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