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hello it's the weekend of Saturday June

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17th and Sunday June 18th you are

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listening to inception Radio Network

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home of the fringe majority this is

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Carol Karl with the UFO headline news so

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how about a few astronomy essentials for

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the weekend the folks at earth sky

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dot-org serve this up it gets a byline

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for larry sessions and the headline is

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the guardians of the pole well it's

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those two stars we talked about last

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week coach our band / Cod they're part

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of the famous Little Dipper asterism in

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that constellation Ursa Minor the lesser

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bear they mark the outer part of the cup

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or ladle of the Little Dipper that part

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farthest from Polaris the North Star

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coach up is designated officially as

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beta Ursa my Norris and for God is gamma

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Ursa my Norris their proximity to that

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famous Polaris might cause you to

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overlook them but coach oven fur cod

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have their own claims to fame but before

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we get to said claims here's how to see

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them because they're so close to Polaris

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and the North celestial Pole coach oven

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fur Cod can be observed every night of

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the year even from the heavily populated

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areas of the northern hemisphere

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sometimes they can be seen as far south

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as brazil much of africa and far

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northern australia for northern

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observers these stars can be seen at any

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hour of the night any night of the year

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but they're best seen when they're high

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overhead on midsummer evenings finding

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this pair is easy if you look first for

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the Big Dipper and then Polaris using

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the two outer stars in the bowl of the

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Big Dipper

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you find Polaris and that marks the end

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of the handle of the Little Dipper

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hang on Coach oven for COD are in the

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bowl of the Little Dipper

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along with Polaris coach oven for COD

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are the only stars of Ursa Minor easily

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visible from most urban locations

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interestingly these two stars were used

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in early times as a timepiece circling

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steadily as they do around Polaris just

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like the hands of a celestial clock

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although they appear

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together in our sky coach oven for COD

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aren't related in any way in space cow

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job lies about 130 light-years distance

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while fur Cod is nearly four times

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farther

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that's about 480 light-years both are

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giant stars larger and brighter than our

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Sun but they're not as hot as the Sun

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Coe job is roughly 40 times larger in

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diameter and 500 times more energetic in

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fact if Co job was placed where our Sun

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is now it would extend halfway to the

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planet Mercury there's a researcher

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David darling he says that Co job has

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exhausted its core supply of hydrogen

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and he thinks it's an evolving orange

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giant star possibly at that stage of

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helium burning for Cod's not as large

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it's a mere 15 times larger than our Sun

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but because it's much more massive and

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hotter than our star it pumps out energy

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at 1,100 times the rate actually we

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should refer to it as fer cod a says

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Larry sessions to distinguish it from a

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nearby faint star for Cod B these two

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aren't related gravitationally either by

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the way for COD B is barely visible to

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the unaided eye even under very good

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dark sky conditions visually Co job is a

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magnitude 2.07 and for COD is more than

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twice as dim just a magnitude 3 both are

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easily seen from dark locations if

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you've got low light pollution that's

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key now here's something about the

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history and mythology of Co job and per

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Cod since they continually circle around

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Polaris near that celestial North Pole

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kocha band / Cod are often called

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guardians of the pole the name Co job

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it's Arabic it's derived from a title

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apparently referring to its nearness to

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the North celestial Pole and in fact

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about 3,000 years ago it was closer to

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the pole than Polaris at times

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coach oven for COD were seen as two

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calves because they keep as close to the

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pole as calves do to their mother

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the name Furka

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and by the way that spelled Phe RK ad

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appears to be derived from an Arabic

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term for CAF so there we go so here's

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the bottom line

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coach AB and for COD are part of that

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famous Little Dipper asterism in the

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constellation Ursa Minor the lesser bear

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it's the weekend see if you can find

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time to get out there and take a look

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speaking of things of antiquity let's do

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a slight shift of geolocation now and go

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from ancient Persia and the stars to

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ancient Egypt where Egyptian

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archaeologists just discovered 10

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ancient royal tombs and mummies this

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gets a byline for sage Lazaro she writes

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for The Observer this is one of two

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short articles very connected in the

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history of Egyptology so many ancient

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tombs have been located and identified

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that it was thought further fines would

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be rare but during the first week of

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June it was reported that a team of

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archaeologists just made a momentous

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discovery Egypt's Ministry of

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Antiquities has announced it has

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uncovered ten previously hidden tombs

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the tombs which are located near the

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Agha konma cilium on the west bank of

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the Aswan are from what is called

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Egypt's late period meaning they're

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likely around 2500 years old

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enter Nasser Salama he's general

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director of Aswan and Nubia antiquities

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he believes this newly found set of

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tombs could be part of something much

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bigger he has evidence to believe they

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could be an extension of the West as one

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necropolis which was discovered during

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the 20th century it houses several royal

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Aswin tombs from the old middle and new

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kingdoms and what's more these newly

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discovered tombs are quite similar to

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each other

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archaeologists Ayad Allawi notes that

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they have similar architectural designs

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which includes staircases carved into

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the rock that leads to the entrance of

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the tombs just inside that entrance were

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simple rooms several coffins and mummies

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preliminary details have been released

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by the ministry and another excavation

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is going to be required the team's next

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mission will be to study what's been

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discovered inside the tombs and carry

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out all the necessary conservation work

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there's a slideshow you can flip through

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that's connected to this article

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there'll be a link later at UFO headline

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news calm and now for the companion

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piece also with credit for sage Lazaro

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also the observer Egyptian

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archaeologists discovered 2500 year old

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tomb with over 300 artifacts inside

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Egyptian archaeologists uncovered 10

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ancient royal tombs and even some

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mummies and now another discovery into

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ancient Egypt has been made Mahmud Afifi

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head of the ancient Egyptian antiquities

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sector of the Ministry of Antiquities

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announced that finding it's a

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Hellenistic tomb in the L shot B area in

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Alexandria what's more over 300

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artifacts including pottery vessels a

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terracotta statue and lamps made of clay

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were found inside the Hellenistic period

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refers to that time in ancient Greek and

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Mediterranean history between the death

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of Alexander the Great that was in 323

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in 31 BC that makes this tomb at least

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2,500 years old the general director of

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Antiquities of Western Delta and

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Alexandria Mustafa Rushdie explained

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that the tomb was dated based on its

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architectural style and the remains of

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the pottery they found inside here's

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just a snippet from that official

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announcement quote Mustafa Rushdie said

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that the discovered tomb consists of

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four halls each one of them with some

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burial holes decorated with colorful

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decorative elements and writings in

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ancient Greek which showed funerary

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phrases and quotes now during the next

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archaeological season this mission is

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going to study those funerary phrases

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and try to identify the owners of the

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tombs we'll keep you posted and for

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those of you gentlemen

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who just can't get enough of pyramids

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well here are some more but this time

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well here's the headline this ancient

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Maya pyramid was destroyed to build a

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road

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Allison McNerney writes this for The

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Daily Beast if the road to hell is paved

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with good intentions then the road to

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progress is paved with the destruction

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of ancient civilizations back in May of

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archaeologists in Belize were horrified

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to discover that a construction crew had

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gutted a major Maya archeological site

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in order to use the pyramid stone for

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road work while authorities were aware

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that a small amount of looting had taken

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place they didn't realize the extent of

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the destruction until it was too late

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the largest pyramid on the site of nomal

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that spelled NO h mu l it's also known

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as no mole to words it was the most

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important Maya site in Belize now

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reduced to just a core of rubble over

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3,000 years ago the Maya inhabited a

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series of communities that encompassed

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much of the Yucatan Peninsula right down

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to present-day Central America where the

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Maya people settled in villages and

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developed agricultural methods as early

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as 1500 BC their civilization flourished

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from approximately 300 to 660 AD during

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the height of their reign they were one

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of the most advanced civilizations in

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the Western Hemisphere in addition to

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building complex architectural

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settlements like that of normal the Maya

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were also known for advanced astronomy

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their discoveries were often fused with

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their architectural designs in

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incredible ways they developed a system

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of written language and the creation of

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decorative arts they invented the idea

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of the number zero and developed many of

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the foods that modern-day Urbanists

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couldn't imagine living without think

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chocolate avocados and coffee nomal was

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built early in the Maya period in the

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northern region of what is now

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on a limestone ridge overlooking the

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Honda River by the time the Maya were in

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the thick of regional domination nomal

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had become a local hub of agriculture

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and commerce the site originally

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encompassed around 12 square miles but

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the center of community life was the

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Maya equivalent of a downtown a central

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area where all the best temples and

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architectural features were housed and a

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court where sports competitions were

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held historians believed nomal was home

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to around 10,000 people during its peak

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and that by the time what was once

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largely an economically integrated

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community had become a divided one

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eventually the poor inhabitants settled

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in the agricultural outskirts while the

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elite clustered near the main ceremonial

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center and it was in this prestigious

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City Center that the main pyramid of

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nomal was built early in the life of the

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village there are plenty of other

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ceremonial mounds in those two areas

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that comprise the central hub they were

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connected by an elevated walkway but of

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60-foot main temple archaeologists are

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imagining now that this building was the

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spiritual and ceremonial center of the

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community and that it probably contained

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multiple rooms some used as tombs others

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important people in the village before

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the temple Aetna mol met its fate it was

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one of the largest existing Maya

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pyramids in belives James aw he's the

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director of the Belize Institute of

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Archaeology reflected on the

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significance of this he pointed out that

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it was incredible quote just to realize

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that the ancient Maya acquired all this

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building material to erect these

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buildings using nothing more than stone

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tools they queried the stone carrying

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the material on their heads

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end quote but this heroic effort meant

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nothing to that construction company who

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set their sights on some free Road work

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materials back in May of 2013 the main

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temple at normal stone

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for nearly 2,300 years surviving the

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relatively sudden and still debated

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decline of the Maya Empire in 1100 it

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withstood the invasion of European

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colonists and the rapid development

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that's occurred in modern times but what

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it couldn't weather was one companies

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need for a shortcut to acquiring some

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quick and easy limestone

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despite national laws protecting

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archaeological sites such as this nomal

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sits on privately owned land while its

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historic contents were technically

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protected the land itself was not so

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when a crew of bulldozers and backhoes

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moved in they said about their nefarious

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deeds undetected for several days by the

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time their actions attracted the

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attention of local archaeologists it was

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too late the damage was irreversible

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archaeologist John Morris told 7 News

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Billy's quote this is one of the worst

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that I have seen in my entire 25 years

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of archaeology in Belize we can't

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salvage what's happened out here it is

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an incredible display of ignorance and

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quotes James awe had a much more

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visceral response equating the discovery

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of the theft to quote being punched in

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the stomach and quotes and continued to

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say quote these guys knew this was an

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ancient structure it's just bloody

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laziness and quotes the culprit turned

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out to be the DeMars stone company it's

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a local construction company headed by a

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husband-and-wife team the husband at one

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point had political ambitions

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despite their flagrant flouting of the

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law even after archaeologists caught on

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to their misdeeds and the continued

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denial of those owners that they were

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aware of what was going on I believes

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court brought charges against the

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responsible parties during the

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subsequent trial archaeologist John

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Morris testified that their actions had

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caused and quote incalculable and quotes

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loss on the country and the judge agreed

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he found them guilty of two of the three

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charges the judge was also willing to

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put a price tag on

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their crimes and on April 24 2016 the

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owners and their company's manager were

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fined a total of $24,000 and while they

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didn't get away scot-free it's hard to

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imagine that this minimal sum serves as

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a deterrent for other companies

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scavengers who might be thinking about

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doing that same thing

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Milly's has a history of archaeological

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theft and limestone is a highly prized

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material when it comes to the

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construction of roads after all why take

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the time to query your own stone when

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you can just grab a dump truck and reap

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the benefits from the thousands of years

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old work of the Maya and as for no mole

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the site is still an archaeological ruin

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albeit one that is now more ruin than

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archeological when it comes to the

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building that used to be its centerpiece

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rather than being a testament to the

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rich culture and advanced civilizations

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of the Maya it holds a meaning of a

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different sort today said dr. Alan Moore

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an archaeologist at the institute of

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archaeology quote it's a monument of

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ignorance and unfortunately that's the

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way it is now we will probably have to

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look at this and say this is a good

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example of what not to do and quote okay

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so here's the part where we go off the

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beaten path even more let's transition

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from ancient civilizations to start up

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civilizations in space here's the

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headline space nation as Gardea will

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launch a satellite this summer this gets

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a byline for dave Mosier who writes it

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for Business Insider there are some

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bullet points to begin with a nonprofit

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organization called as Gardea is trying

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to form the first nation in space as

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Gardea and that spelled ASG AR dia will

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launch a small satellite in the summer

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of 2017 as a means of establishing its

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presence in orbit hundreds of thousands

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of people have registered to become

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citizens and will soon vote on a car

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institution however experts are

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uncertain if asgardian can be

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combination and it's unclear how it will

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fund or build that human space colony

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the space Kingdom of Oz Gardea has

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announced what might be a significant

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step towards becoming recognized as the

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first nation to orbit Earth the founders

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of as Gardea which is named after Norse

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mythology's city in the skies hoped to

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create a peaceful spacefaring nation

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that Minds asteroids and defends planet

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Earth from dangerous meteorites space

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debris and other threats the existence

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of as Gardea was announced in October of

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2016 and subsequently garnered hundreds

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of thousands of the citizenship

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applications for now as Gardea is a

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non-profit non-governmental organization

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based out of vienna austria the group

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aims to help its roughly 200,000 future

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citizens form a recognizable government

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though many complex steps remain before

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asgardian ever become a real nation if

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it ever does the founding members said

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during a June 13th press briefing in

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Hong Kong they'll soon launch as Gardea

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- one the proto nation's first satellite

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quote the first presence of the

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Asgardian nation we can now say will be

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in space this year and quotes that's

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from Jeffrey member the CEO of a

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satellite company called nano racks

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gentle listeners you may be familiar

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with that they also do contracts for

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NASA NanoRacks was contracted to lead

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the Asgardian - one project and they

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said during the briefing that the

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satellite quote may turn out to be the

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most important and lasting idea that

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we're working with and quotes the

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spacecraft well it's a nano satellite or

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a nano Sat it's going to be about half

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the size of a loaf of bread it'll weigh

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about as much as a newborn baby

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and carry data uploaded by Asgardian

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citizens this nano sat will launch

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aboard orbital

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TK's upcoming mission to the

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International Space Station on September

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12 2017 riding inside a cargo spacecraft

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that NASA has contracted to deliver

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supplies to astronauts in space once the

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spacecraft docks at the space station

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the crew will pop asgardian - one inside

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a special nano satis penser and ejected

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into orbit this effort is being

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bankrolled by asgardian finding member

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igor asher belly a russian aerospace

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engineer and billionaire and led in part

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by rahm jakku the director of McGill

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University's Institute of air and space

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law here's a quote from mr. jakku

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Asgardian II a space nation that is

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trans ethnic transnational trans

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religious ethical a peaceful entity

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trying to settle the humanity in space

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and quotes jakku added that as Gardea

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will start out as a constitutional

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monarchy a government with a legislative

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executive and judicial branches however

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it will carry a 512 - gb drive preloaded

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with data selected by as gardius first

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1.5 million citizens quote maybe the

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photo of your little cat or of your

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neighbor your mother or a child whatever

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comes to your mind this will be for as

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long as as Gardea exists in other words

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for ever end quotes that's a quote from

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Asher Bailey although as Guardian - one

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will slow down in Earth's upper

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atmosphere and burn up within about five

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years

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Igor Asher Bailey said this citizen data

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will be copied to any future Asgardian

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satellites and the spacecraft that go to

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quote the moon and anywhere else in the

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universe as Gardea will be there and

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quotes asher bailey said the first

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100,000 people to be verified through a

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four-stage process will each get 300

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kilobytes of space on the drive which is

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less than one frame of a typical DVD

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video by the way

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the next 400,000 citizens will each get

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200 kilobytes and the final million just

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get that little 100 kilobytes of space

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as part of the verification process

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candidates citizens have until June 18th

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to vote yes or abstain from voting on a

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new and preliminary Constitution if they

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vote they'll be permitted to upload

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their data to asgardian - 1 before the

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launch this summer quote without this

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constitution we would be a fake nation a

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sophisticated computer game and this is

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not what we want and quotes said Asha

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Bailey who will be as gardius head of

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nation until a means of electing a

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leader is determined he continued quote

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we want to build a serious legitimate

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independent first space nation which

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will be recognized by the earth States

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and the United Nations and which is

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facing towards space in its development

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and quotes and here's where that

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expected controversy comes in writer

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Mark Harris who works for motherboard

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noted that the United Nations might

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decline to bestow that recognition

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Business Insider previously contacted

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the United Nations office for outer

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space affairs yep it's real it's UN oo

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sa a great Google he wanted

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clarification on whether current space

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laws would permit the existence of a

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space nation but you know so it's

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representatives they didn't answer that

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query instead they directed them to the

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text of five United Nations treaties

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that govern activities in outer space

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franz von der Donck

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a space law expert at the university of

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nebraska in the united states said last

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year that quote as long as nobody's

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going into space you can have as many

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signatures as you want but you're not

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going to be a state and quotes it was

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also noted that storing private data in

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space might eventually open up legal and

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ethical issues for as Gardea the

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Constitution for example references

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quote

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the immunity of commercial secrets and

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quotes and allows the creation of its

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own laws mark sundel a professor of

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space law at cleveland marshall college

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of law said that this could allow

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asgardian to create domestic laws quote

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to protect their nationals from any

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subpoenas requesting bank information

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and quotes and that if this did come to

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pass it would quote become a rogue

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banking nation end quote in short as

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guardians citizens might be able to form

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a nation of space pirates

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Business Insider contacted a press

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representative for as Gardea with

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questions about these and other issues

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but there was no immediate receipt of

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response for as gardius launch however

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the satellite will be bound to United

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States law because Nano racks and

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orbital ATK are American companies and

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they're launching aboard a nasa-funded

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mission the Asgardian - one satellite is

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a small beginning for the proto nation

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its founders eventually want to put

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people on a craft that will serve as a

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foothold for habitation quote will start

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small and eventually people will be

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going there and working and having their

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own rules and regulations this facility

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will become an independent nation and

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quotes said jakku no public details

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exist yet as to what the early colony

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might look like how big it will be or

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what expenses it will incur however

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building space stations of any size or

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kind and putting people on them that's a

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very very expensive proposition

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the football-field-sized international

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space station for example took 18

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nations and about 100 billion dollars to

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build meanwhile the cheapest ride to

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orbit today that SpaceX's Falcon 9

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rocket those rides cost anywhere between

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43 million dollars and sixty-five

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million dollars per launch timothy wild

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and as gardius spokesperson previously

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told business insider it would not

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close the organization's funding plans

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or levels but claimed that igor asher

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bailey had put forth a substantial

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amount of money

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via his company aerospace international

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research center to get the asgardian

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project going jakku and as gardius

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organizers have drawn plenty of

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criticism and they've been compared to

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the fizzling Mars one project that was

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the effort to set astronauts down on the

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red planet multiple investigations

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suggested lacking funding manpower and

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expertise to pull off this feat however

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jakku and timothy wild pointed out that

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trying to form a first space nation a

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couple of hundred miles above Earth is

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different than trying to colonize Mars

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quote anyone who tries out-of-the-box

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things is initially ridiculed in quotes

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everything that's amazing quote starts

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with a crazy idea said jakku he

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continues after a while

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science fiction becomes science fact and

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this is an idea which is just being

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initiated end quote and for purposes of

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disclosure Dave Mosier who writes this

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notes the author of this post registered

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as a citizen of as Gardea as part of his

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reporting cool and here at UFO headline

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news calm inception radio network we

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will keep you posted on as Gardea and so

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