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Voyager 1 & 2: The Children of the Unknown and the Silence
The Voyager missions are perhaps the most poetic form of science ever created by human intellect. Two small spacecraft, twin in construction but not in course, originally designed for a four-year mission to the outer planets, and finally, nearly half a century later, still continue to travel through interstellar space — silently, yet still “active.” Voyager 2 was launched first, on August 20, 1977, and Voyager 1 followed on September 5, 1977 — and yet the second launch was na

Mr.Spience
Nov 58 min read


Earth's Heartbeat
For decades, seismologists have recorded a phenomenon that resembles the Earth’s own “heartbeat.” Approximately every 26 seconds,...

Mr.Spience
Sep 52 min read


Memory as an Imprint on Spacetime: Beyond Mere Recollection
In a world where time and space form the foundation of reality, memory is not merely a personal database. It is something far more...

Mr.Spience
Aug 102 min read
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