Infinity-Science

Locals from a small town near Veracruz discovered very mysterious jade stones. They found the jade stones inside a cave from a forest. These jade stones were actually very complex sculptures describing many humanoid beings with very large heads that were similar to what we call the gray aliens today. Javier Lopez Diaz is the journalist who made this discovery known. He used Twitter to make this discovery viral. Shortly after he announced the discovery of jade stones, the news went around the world. The journalist has said that some sculptures clearly represent the description of a real contact with an alien civilization. These entities from other worlds could be aliens who helped develop the Mayan and Aztec civilizations. There is no doubt that these carved jade stones are authentic. They have been carefully inspected by various scientists and they have confirmed that they are authentic. In the cave where these jade stones were discovered, there were various drawings that described people’s contact with these

​​On July 24, 1969, the Apollo 11 crew with Commander Neil Armstrong, Command Module Pilot Michael Collins and Lunar Module Pilot Buzz Aldrin splashed down in the Pacific Ocean after achieving the first lunar landing. Upon splashing down, the Apollo 11 crew underwent a 21-day quarantine. The purpose of this was to protect against the small possibility of lunar contagion. This procedure was discontinued after Apollo 14. This photo provides a candid view of the astronauts in the Mobile Quarantine Facility.

Visitors to the Kennedy Space Center, near Orlando, Florida, can sign up for between one to three days of astronaut training. Early astronauts were familiarize with the extreme forces experienced during lift-off by being fired along a rail aboard a rocket-powered sled at speeds of up to 900km/h. Huge spinning centrifuges are now used to ensure that potential astronauts can withstand the strong "G-force" that can be expected during a flight into space. Astronauts practise for space walks in a huge tank of water that simulates weightlessness through neutral buoyancy. The neutral buoyancy research facility at university of Maryland is used to develops new techniques for EVAs and the use of robots in space. During training astronauts experience short period of actual weightlessness aboard a plunging jet aircraft. They are also exposed to very high and very low atmospheric pressure. Astronauts train to use latest MMU backpacks using a virtual reality simulator that is said to be almost as real as the real thing.

The US space shuttle carries three kinds of astronaut- pilot, mission specialist and payload specialist. A pilot is to be responsible for the mission and to control the spacecraft. Mission specialist are crew members who carryout specific jobs, such as running experiments or going on space walks. Payload specialist are not NASA astronauts, but scientists and other onboard guests. The first space tourist was American Dennis Tito who is reported to have paid $20 million to spend nearly eight days aboard a Russian soyuz spacecraft in 2001. A bachelor(first) degree in science, maths or engineering and a minimum of three years professional experience are the basic qualifications for astronaut training. NASA, trains astronauts at the John Space Center near Houston, Texas. The training lasts between 12 and 22 months. At NASA, a silver lapel pin is given to people who successfully completed the astronaut training. Once they have flown in space, they receive a gold pin.

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Indirect detection methods do not directly seek the dark matter particles but researchers try to identify other particles, (neutrinos, photons, etc.), produced when the Universe's dark matter particles are destroyed. @LAQMC

Giant planet HD 189733 b has wind speeds nearly 6 times the speed of sound at 4,500 miles per hour, but these wind speeds are slow compared to what astronomers think the fastest winds on this planet could reach, 22,000 miles per hour @LAQMC

Even though it is closest to the Sun, Mercury has ice in its craters. @LAQMC

Saturn's E ring is known to contain salt, giving a clue that the moon Enceladus could hold an underground ocean @LAQMC