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THE INFINITE COSMOS

THE INFINITE COSMOS

De: Joey ToNoAvaiL Shadday
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 Expanding horizons, exploring the unknown Welcome to the The Infinite Cosmos! Join us on an incredible journey through the vast expanse of space as we explore the latest advancements and discoveries in the field of astronomy. Each episode of our podcast is designed to educate, entertain, and inspire our listeners by delivering up-to-date information about space exploration, sharing fascinating theories, and encouraging the exchange of personal experiences and ideas.Copyright 2023 All rights reserved. Astronomía Astronomía y Ciencia Espacial Ciencia Ciencias Geológicas Física
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  • live_Dead_5000_lb_satellite,_falling_to_Earth_today_20240221_090948

    live_Dead_5000_lb_satellite,_falling_to_Earth_today_20240221_090948
    Feb 21 2024
    Australian commercial imaging company HEO Robotics was able to capture images of the European Space Agency's (ESA) ERS-2 Earth observation satellite on Feb. 14, 2024 as the satellite made an ungraceful fall towards our planet. ERS-2, or European Remote Sensing 2, launched in 1995 and spent 16 years observing our planet from space until its mission ended in 2011. Over a span of two months that year, ESA performed dozens of deorbiting maneuvers to begin bringing ERS-2 down for a safe demise in Earth's atmosphere. That end is finally due to come this week.
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    20 m
  • live_Elan_Musk_warns_a_huge_object_in_space,_giving_out_signals__20240220_115104

    live_Elan_Musk_warns_a_huge_object_in_space,_giving_out_signals__20240220_115104
    Feb 20 2024
    5 m
  • live_Elan_Musk_warns_a_huge_object_in_space,_giving_out_signals__20240220_115104

    live_Elan_Musk_warns_a_huge_object_in_space,_giving_out_signals__20240220_115104
    Feb 20 2024
    5 m
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