The mysterious Cohoke Light floats along a stretch of railroad track that passes through a swampy forest in eastern Virginia. For generations, the light has thrilled and puzzled residents. Local…
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Scott Carpenter was one of the seven original Mercury astronauts. He flew the second earth orbital mission for the United States in the capsule Aurora 7 on May 24, 1962.
“Godspeed, John Glenn.” On February 20, 1962, astronaut Scott Carpenter radioed these hopeful words to his colleague John Glenn as he began his ascent into space.
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Here is a classic encounter recorded by Tony Shea, Editor-in-Chief of Shea Magazine. Beautiful images of a mysterious lifelike object…
Observation from space suggests that one factor making Earth habitable may be an atmospheric Biolayer…
A Space Shuttle accident may have given us one of the most important pieces of scientific evidence in human history…