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 Air force's Secretive X-37B Spaceplane Completes it's 718th Day in Orbit
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-Link: https://www.cnn.com/2019/08/27/tech/x-37b-air-force-space-plane-days-in-space-scn-trnd/index.html
+'''The X-37B Spaceplane is a secretive Air Force spacecraft that can enter the upper atmosphere and return to Earth by landing on a runway.'''
-  The X-37B Spaceplane is a secretive Air force aircraft that can enter the upper atmosphere and return to earth by landing on a runway. The X-37B space plane is launched into orbit by being attached to external rockets that detach when the craft enters the upper atmosphere. Once there, the X-37B is ready to conduct it's experiment or test, then return back to earth and touch down horizontally on a runway. This new "Space plane" is a new form of spacecraft that can be reused and can conduct experiments in space. However some people suspect that the experiments conducted in space are tests for spying equipment, or even orbital weaponry. However we all know those are all only speculations that have a low probability of actually being true.
+'''The X-37B space plane is launched into orbit by being attached to external rockets that detach when the craft enters the upper atmosphere.''' <BR>
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 New Neutrino Gun Could reveal the smallest particle in the Universe
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-Link: https://www.livescience.com/neutrino-experiments-dune-hyperk-pingu.html
+'''Neutrino particles, first theorized by Wolfgang Pauli, are extremely small and little information is actually available to accurately find or describe how much mass they have.''' <BR>
    Neutrino particles, first theorized by Wolfgang Pauli, are extremely small and little information is actually available to accurately find or describe how much mass they have. However with new technology and discoveries, physicists believe that they can fill in the gaps of information about the little known Neutrino particles. Three new devices have been created, or will be created, to expand our knowledge of particles: DUNE , Super-K, and PINGU. DUNE stands for "Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment" and has a detector placed nearly a mile underground that consists of of 40,000 tons of liquid argon. The Super-K is a newer version of the Hyper-K and relies on a extremely rare chance of a neutrino hitting a water particle. When this happens, it causes a flash of bluish light called Cerenkov Radiation and the Super-K observes this reaction to understand the neutrino particle. Finally, the PINGU, or Precision IceCube Next Generation Upgrade,
-is stationed in the south pole and consists of a string of detectors buried into the ice sheet. PINGU is the next step of the original IceCube experiment by adding more detectors to the IceCube network so it can detect more Neutrino particles within the ice.
+'''However, with new technology and discoveries, physicists believe they can fill in the gaps of information about the little known neutrino particles.''' <BR>
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 Russian Robot Being Sent to the International Space Station
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-Link: https://www.newsweek.com/russia-space-bot-ai-iss-fedor-roscosmos-1454330
+'''Recently, the Russian space company Roscosmos, has confirmed that they will send a humanoid robot to the International Space Station.''' <BR>
-  Recently, the Russian space company, Roscosmos, has confirmed that they will send a humanoid robot to the International Space Station. This robot called Skybot F-850, or Fedor, is meant to perform simple tasks on board of the ISS. However, even before this announcement, Fedor gained attention on the internet when director general of Rosocosmos released a video of it shooting guns. Rosocosmos then stated that they were not making a terminator, but artificial intelligence that is skilled in various fields. Fedor is also the first step of Rosocosmos' goal to send robots to the moon so human lives would not be in danger. In the future, robots like Fedor could could be a commonplace in space and perform tasks too dangerous for human astronauts.
+'''This robot, Skybot F-850—or Fedor—is meant to perform simple tasks on board the ISS.'''
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 Rising Interest in A.I
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-Link: https://thehill.com/opinion/technology/457008-what-just-happened-the-rise-of-interest-in-artificial-intelligence
+'''Recently, A.I has started to peak the interest of multiple industries and companies.''' <BR>
-  Recently, A.I has started to peak the interest of multiple industries and companies. A.I is being used to make jobs easier, whether its a simple job of delivering a package, or even being deployed on the battlefield. Yet we only started to experiment with A.I only a few years ago, however that does not stop our conquest to perfect A.I . However, our new uses of A.I are very different of what their original purpose was. The original plan for A.I was to see if a machine could think and reason. IBM's "Deep Blue" is an example of what A.I's original purpose was since the Deep Blue's A.I uses reasoning to win a game of chess. All in all, A.I has exploded in popularity, but it has strayed from it's original purpose.
+'''A.I is being used to make jobs easier, whether it's a simple job of delivering a package or even being deployed on the battlefield.'''
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 Virtual Universe Helps Expand our Knowledge of the True Universe
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-Link: https://www.engadget.com/2019/08/11/supercomputer-creates-millions-of-virtual-universes/
+'''Researchers from the University of Arizona don't just observe space, they simulate it.''' <BR>
-  Researchers from the University of Arizona don't just observe space, they simulate it. By using a supercomputer, they're able to simulate the creation of galaxies based on what we have observed already. Their goal is to find the galaxies ,that the computer simulates, that most closely match their real life counterpart. This approach can help researchers see how galaxies evolve and simulate other events within a galaxy. However, it would take almost decades, or centuries to perfect the simulation of galaxies, yet researchers still take anything that can help their research and their understanding of the universe
+'''By using a supercomputer, they're able to simulate the creation of galaxies based on what they have observed already.'''
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