[Q&A+] Streaming Artemis Landings, Planets VS Supernovae, Life Deep Inside Earth
How will livestreams from Artemis be different from Apollo? Can planetary systems survive their stars exploding? Can a completely different life hide deep inside Earth? And in Q&A+, when should we expect new NIAC awards?
BONUS QUESTION STARTS AT 14:31
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I had one of those telescopes! Same views, rings of Saturn, moons of Jupiter...
As a kid, I remember my father dragging the family to a hotel bar so we could see Armstrong be the first person to walk on the moon.
Actually, Watching a tv screen in Australia :)
Did someone really put a cat into a spaceship and send it into space?
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Relative to the question about life underground, plenty of scientists have been looking for life that is clearly different and did start separately to "life as we know it" and so far found nothing. The "blood red rivers" around the world that have bacteria in the water turning it acidic and red was thought to maybe be "different", turns out it isn't.