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Arianespace Flight VA231 / Sky Muster™ II and GSAT-18

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74TH SUCCESSFUL LAUNCH IN A ROW FOR ARIANE 5, EQUALING THE RECORD SET BY ARIANE 4, AND SUPPORTING THE SPACE AMBITIONS OF AUSTRALIA AND INDIA...

74TH SUCCESSFUL LAUNCH IN A ROW FOR ARIANE 5, EQUALING THE RECORD SET BY ARIANE 4, AND SUPPORTING THE SPACE AMBITIONS OF AUSTRALIA AND INDIAnnArianespace has successfully launched the Sky MusterTM II satellite for Australian operator nbn (National Broadband Network) and the GSAT-18 satellite for the Indian space agency ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation). nThe launch took place on October 5 at 5:30 pm (local time) from the Guiana Space Cen-ter (CSG) in Kourou, French Guiana. nToday’s flight was the eighth of the year for Arianespace and the fifth by an Ariane 5 launcher, which logged its 74th successful mission in a row, equaling the record set by the predecessor Ariane 4 from 1995 to 2003.nnWith today’s successful mission for Australia and India, Arianespace proudly supports two major national space programs. nnARIANE 5 EQUALS ARIANE 4’S RECORD FOR SUCCESSFUL LAUNCHES IN A ROWnnThis launch was the 74th success in a row for Ariane 5, equaling the record set by the Ariane 4 launcher from 1995 to 2003. Ariane 5 has carried out 74 consecutive successful missions, launching 145 payloads that weigh a cumulated total of more than 623 metric tons, including: n• 133 main payloads, weighing 618 metric tons,n• 12 secondary payloads, weighing 5 metric tons.nnDuring this uninterrupted string of 74 launches, Ariane 5s have orbited 24 more satellites than Ariane 4 during this equivalent series of successes, launching a combined total of 348 metric tons into orbit. This unprecedented series of successful launches in the marketplace once again proves the exceptional availability and reliability of Arianespace’s heavy-lift launcher. nnREDUCING THE DIGITAL DIVIDE IN AUSTRALIA nnSky MusterTM II is the second satellite launched by Arianespace for the Australian operator nbn (National Broadband Network), owned by the Commonwealth of Australia. It is also the eighth satellite that Arianespace has launched for Australia, following Aussat 3, Optus C1/D1/D2/D3 and 10, and Sky Muster™ I, launched in September 2015.nSky Muster™ II will help extend high-speed internet service to the entire country, including the Norfolk, Christmas, Macquarie and Cocos islands, in conjunction with the services currently delivered by Sky Muster™ I.nWith Sky MusterTM II, the operator meets its objectives of developing the digital economy in Australia, bridging the digital divide between urban and rural areas, and enhancing connections between this vast territory and the rest of the world. n nARIANESPACE, PARTNER OF ISRO (INDIAN SPACE RESEARCH ORGANISATION)nnGSAT-18 is the 20th satellite from ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) to be launched by Arianespace. It will provide telecommunications services for India and bolsters ISRO’s current fleet of 14 operational telecom satellites. nnGSAT-18 will contribute to ISRO’s mission of using space to help develop the Indian subcontinent through the deployment of all types of satellites (including Earth observation, telecommunications, broadcasts of educational programs, science and navigation).nnAlong with its own launch capacity, ISRO has entrusted Arianespace with its satellites for over 35 years, starting with the launch by Ariane 1 of the APPLE (Ariane Passenger Payload Experiment) experimental satellite in 1981. The current Arianespace order book includes two ISRO satellite launches in 2017: GSAT-11 and GSAT-17.nnShortly after the announcement of the orbital injection of the two satellites, Arianespace Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Stéphane Israël said: “With this fifth Ariane 5 launch in 2016, Arianespace proudly places its excellence at the service of two strategic space programs for Australia and India. We are especially honored to have been chosen by the Australian operator nbn to launch both of its satellites, and by ISRO, with our 20th launch for the Indian space agency today. I would also like to thank our long-standing partner SSL, which produced the Sky MusterTM II satellite. n“This 74th successful launch in a row by Ariane 5 equals the record set by Ariane 4. I would like to congratulate all our partners for this team success: the European Space Agency and the ESA member states participating in the Ariane program; our industrial prime contractor and lead shareholder, Airbus Safran Launchers as well as the entire European industry for Ariane; CNES/CSG along with all companies and staff at the launch base, who support us as we go from success to success. And of course, thanks to everybody at Arianespace for this eighth successful launch of 2016.” Less

US GOVERNMENT COLLAPSE was all THEATRE says TRENDS journalist 'GERALD CELENTE' (ECONOMIC CRISIS)

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US GOVERNMENT COLLAPSE was all THEATRE says TRENDS journalist 'GERALD CELENTE' (ECONOMIC CRISIS)nnnThe US federal government is partially sh...

US GOVERNMENT COLLAPSE was all THEATRE says TRENDS journalist 'GERALD CELENTE' (ECONOMIC CRISIS)nnnThe US federal government is partially shutting down after the Congress failed to fund its work amid a Republican drive to defund the Obamacare healthcare program. President Obama addressed to US troops to boost their confidence amid the crisis.nnnThe 'essential' federal services will continue working despite the shutdown. Gerald Celente, publisher of the Trends journal, says careful of the hype - the warnings of a collapse have been strongly exaggerated.nnThe partial shutdown will leave some essential government functions, including national security and public safety, intact. It's not clear how long the situation will continue, with lawmakers expected to take a further vote in a matter of hours. nnIf the shutdown persists, it will affect an estimated 800,000 of public workers, who will be forced into unpaid leave as the government would be unable to fund their employment. National parks and most federal offices are closed, as is almost all of NASA, except for Mission Control in Houston.nnWith the threat of a federal government shutdown hanging over the US economy, here is a handy list of the possible effects American citizens and the rest of the world could face if no deal is reached to continue funding.nn1 Countdown to US default loomsn A halt of US government operations would drag the world's biggest economy closer to bankruptcy, something unprecedented in US history. If no budget deal is done, the US would bump up against their "debt ceiling" and run out of money by October 17. By then, the US government would have less than $30 billion cash on hand, Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew has calculated.nn2 Hundreds of thousands of federal employees on furloughn A one-time layoff of 800,000 people working for the US government would erode the earlier projected economic growth of 2.5 percent for the fourth quarter of 2013 by about 0.32 percentage points, according to a forecast by Mark Zandi, chief economist and co-founder of Moody's Analytics. That projection assumes a two-week shutdown. If it drags into a whole month, the loss of GDP would rise to 1.4 percentage points.nn3 Troops' paychecks stoppedn About 1.4 million military active-duty personnel would keep on working, but with their paychecks delayed. Approval for troops' paychecks is dependent on Obama's proposed 2014 federal budget being passed by Congress.nn4 Women and children's nutrition program threatenedn Pregnant women and new moms who are poor and facing "nutrition risk" won't be able to buy healthy food, as a looming shutdown would put bracers on the $6 billion Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women Infants and Children (WIC).nn5 $85 billion in cuts to federal programsnWhen a shutdown was last threatened in March 2013, it would have resulted in $85 billion in automatic cuts in spending on federal programs -- many aimed at alleviating social hardship. The cuts, known as sequestration, would affect grants to local organizations and funds that keep those programs running.nn6 Housing loans haltednUS federal programs that provide for about 30 percent of all new loans in the housing market -- a backbone of the country's economy -- will be shut down. Government funding of new businesses will also be halted, as well as workplace health and safety inspections.nn7 Trade talks scuppered?nUS plans to have a Pacific trade deal, the Trans Pacific Partnership, signed with the US's Asian partners could stall, as Obama may decide not to travel to this weekend's Bali, Indonesia meeting of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation nations. While he could still go if no deal is done by then, it could be a gift for his Republican opponents if Obama was seen to be jetting off to a tropical paradise at a time when federal employees were sent home without pay.nn8 Visa delays likelyn Thousands of Americans may not be able to get passports for foreign travel, and tourists travelling to the US will likely face delays in visa processing. During the last government shutdown in 1996-97, some 20,000-30,000 applications remained unprocessed daily.nn9 Space program on holdn Space agency NASA will be hit the most, as the agency will need to furlough about 97 percent of its employees, though it will continue to keep workers at Mission Control in Houston and elsewhere to support the International Space Station, where the two NASA astronauts currently on board, Michael Hopkins and Karen Nyberg, may not know whether they have jobs to come back to.nn10 National parks, museums and zoos would close to the publicnState-funded museums, art galleries and zoos across the country would keep their doors closed Tuesday, leaving thousands of employees furloughed and visitors unable to see attractions. US national parks, from Yosemite to the Shenandoahs, as well as Washington's National Mall, Lincoln Memorial and Constitution Gardens, would also be closed. Less

adidas Originals ”Swedish Satellite Pack” exclusive for Sneakersnstuff

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We went to space for inspiration of this SMU pack. In the Fifties, the early days of NASA, and on the very first human spaceflight by the Un...

We went to space for inspiration of this SMU pack. In the Fifties, the early days of NASA, and on the very first human spaceflight by the United States, astronaut John Glenn brought his personal camera to take pictures when he was in space. The result was mediocre at best, and NASA realized the need for a more suitable and professional equipment.nnAfter some research and first sketches of what would be needed, NASA discovered that the most efficient way would be to just buy a model of the Swedish camera manufacturer, Hasselblad, over the counter in a camera store in Houston. This marks the beginning of a collaboration between NASA and Hasselblad that has continued for over 50 years. The pictures you have seen of and from Space, has been taken with a Hasselblad camera.nnBut one series of those pictures taken in space will never be seen. In 1966, on NASA’s space program Gemini X, astronaut Michael Collins accidently lost the Hasselblad camera on his spacewalk. It is forever lost in space, possibly still in orbit around Earth. It’s called the first Swedish satellite. nnThe adidas Originals ”Swedish Satellite Pack” that is exclusive for Sneakersnstuff draws inspiration from that trip. A pack of three silhouettes starting with the adidas Originals Stan Smith ”Spacesuit” as the first drop, followed by adidas Tubular Runner ”Starry” and rounded up with the adidas Superstar ”Camera”.nnThe adidas Originals Stan Smith ”Spacesuit” finds its inspiration from the spacesuits used on the spacewalks. Made with a leather upper in all matte silver with a Velcro attachable Stan Smith patch on the tongue and star perforated three stripes on the side of the shoes. The Swedish flag discretely embroidered on the heel of the right shoe and the Stars and Stripes on the left to symbolize the partnership between Swedish camera manufacturer Hasselblad, and the Americas National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). nnThe adidas Originals Tubular Runner ”Starry” is of course inspired by stars. A very toned down all black Tubular, with open mesh upper and suede details for a more premium feeling. But what really stands out is not noticeable at first sight. But dim the lights, and flash them with your camera and you will see all the hidden reflective stars. Silver lining to tie in to the rest of the pack.nnThe adidas Originals Superstar ”Camera” has an upper in black tumbled leather to reference the leather that covered the cameras in use in NASA’s early days. The numbers and marks on the heel of the shoe is inspired by the lens of the Hasselblad camera that is now lost in space. The heel tab and three stripes are inspired by the rubber grip on the lens of old cameras and the silver lining is there to tie in to the rest of the pack. nnRelease schedulenSeptember 12th – adidas Originals Stan Smith ”Spacesuit”nSeptember 16th – adidas Originals Tubular Runner ”Starry”nSeptember 19th – adidas Originals Superstar ”Camera”nnMore informationnhttp://www.sneakersnstuff.com/en/690/adidas-originals-swedish-satellite-pack Less

Flying Lion: Buffalo Launches Predator Into The Air

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Flying Lion: Buffalo Launches Predator Into The AirnnSUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/Oc61HjnnTHIS lion was flipped five metres into the air by a bu...

YIKÁÍSDÁHÁ

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(Try to watch in HD with headphones on and volume cranked if you can, for maximum immersion!)nnYIKÁÍSDÁHÁ (Navajo for Milky Way or "That...

(Try to watch in HD with headphones on and volume cranked if you can, for maximum immersion!)nnYIKÁÍSDÁHÁ (Navajo for Milky Way or "That Which Awaits the Dawn"nnIn April I had the privilege of being invited to Northern Arizona University as an "artist in residence" to speak with their Photography students about my timelapse experiences. While there, we also took shooting field trips to some of the magnificent locations a few hours away, most notably Grand Canyon National Park and Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park (spotted in many epic John Ford Westerns and countless other classics like EASY RIDER and BACK TO THE FUTURE III http://bit.ly/1lngv3x!) The weather was very intense at times, with high winds, frigid temperatures, and stormfronts passing over us, but the locations were absolutely stunning and the clouds parted for long enough to reveal some incredible starscapes, meteors, and the clearest Milky Way I've ever seen!nnThis was also my first opportunity to collaborate with old friend and former American Film Institute classmate Harun Mehmedinović (www.bloodhoney.com), an incredibly accomplished photographer and now one of the professors at NAU. His passion and artists' eye really elevated the quality of the material in a big way. Thanks again to Harun and the whole class for their awesome enthusiasm. nnFor Stills and Behind the Scenes shots of YIKÁÍSDÁHÁ visit FLICKR page here: nhttps://www.flickr.com/photos/50014474@N05/sets/72157644225383707/nnMost night shots were captured at 25 second exposures on our Canon EOS 6D's and Canon 5D mk3's with a variety of wide, fast lenses. Because the nights we picked had almost zero moon, the stars and Milky Way were exceptionally clear (once the storm clouds parted), which also made a perfect galactic palette for some star trails experiments, including a new mirroring/distortion effect at 2:56 that revealed a cool native pattern. For those not familiar with past vids, the star trails effect is created by tracing the rotation of the Earth's axis, using a long exposure timelapse pictures and an awesome rendering program called STARSTAX.nnKeep an eye out at 2:10 (top center) as a meteor seems to BURST through the atmosphere and leave a smoke trail in its wake. Maybe you scientists or astronomers out there can help explain in better language :) Also, for those who were asking, the crazy burnt out forest seen in the Milky Way shots is all in Grand Canyon National Park, a much more diverse location than I imagined!nnShot and Produced by: Gavin Heffernan and Harun MehmedinovićnMusic: A Seated Night (Ambient) by Moby. Courtesy www.MobyGratis.com / Unknown Native ChantnThanks: Northern Arizona University, Grand Canyon National Park, Monument Valley Tribal Park.nnSee other Sunchaser Timelapses on Vimeo here: https://vimeo.com/album/189653nLIKE Sunchaser Pictures on Facebook! facebook.com/SunchaserPicturesPagenLIKE Bloodhoney on Facebook! www.facebook.com/blood.honey.by.harun.mehmedinovicnnFor more from the artists:nwww.BloodHoney.comnwww.SunchaserPictures.com Less

KINGS

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Shot and Edited by Gavin Heffernan (www.SunchaserPictures.com) Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavinHeffernan nLike our Facebook Page www.faceb...

Shot and Edited by Gavin Heffernan (www.SunchaserPictures.com) Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavinHeffernan nLike our Facebook Page www.facebook.com/SunchaserPicturesPage for updates, photos, tips, and more. nnAnd check out this awesome "Making of" Video by Producer John C. Brookins here: https://vimeo.com/102038182nnWhen I first started researching King's Canyon (and Sequoia National Park), a location John Muir called "A rival to Yosemite," I found numerous daytime landscape photos of its stunning vistas, but very little night astrophotography. With the Giant Sequoia Trees and the impossibly steep cliffs of King's Canyon serving as beautiful-yet-formidable "obstacles" to an unobstructed sky, it seemed a worthy challenge to seek out some night skyscapes in the parks, while capturing the verdant beauty of the landscapes by day. This meant a lot of serious driving across much of the combined 1,353 square miles of the two parks (with a principal focus on the Mineral King and Zumwalt Meadows areas) but it paid off with some really amazing night skies, including the biggest meteor strike I've captured on camera (1:41 & 2:26), some epic summertime milky way passes, and more wild star trails experimentations.nnFor Stills and Behind the Scenes shots visit FLICKR page here:nhttps://www.flickr.com/photos/50014474@N05/sets/72157646103976826/nnWe arrived on the summer solstice of June 21st, 2014 and shot for 3 days and two nights. Most night shots were captured with 25 second exposures on two Canon EOS 6D's with a variety of wide, fast lenses, including a 24mm f1/4 and 28mm f1/8. The star trails effect is created by tracing rotations of the Earth's axis, using long exposures and a freeware rendering program called STARSTAX.nnUnlike the desolate deserts of shoots past, these locations were teeming with wildlife - from native trout running in the streams, to deer so tame they'd walk right up to you. Our most exciting nature encounter to date came when a big brown bear stumbled upon us as we were setting up a timelapse! (see the entire encounter in behind the scenes doc here: vimeo.com/102038182 at 2:29). This doc also includes other amazing parts of the parks we saw (Giant Sequoias etc) but couldn't quite fit into this one timelapse.nnThe music is titled "Rain is Coming", a piece by amazing composer and friend Tim Phillips (@catheadmusic) from his epic DRAGON album for the National Theatre of Scotland. You can hear more & purchase it here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/timphillips1nReproduced by kind permission of Manners McDade Music Publishing Limited, London www.mannersmcdade.co.uknnShot and Edited by: Gavin Heffernan (www.SunchaserPictures.com)nTimelapse Produced by: Gavin Heffernan and John C. BrookinsnBehind the Scenes Shot, Produced, Edited by John C. BrookinsnnSee other Sunchaser Timelapses on Vimeo here: vimeo.com/album/189653nLIKE Sunchaser Pictures on Facebook! facebook.com/SunchaserPicturesPage Less

UFO - Deep Secrets

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In this program we take a close look at Area 51, a "secret" military base in the Nevada Desert which has long been the focus for people who ...

Border Crosser

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Borders can appear hard and fixed on maps, in language, and in space. But these borders are constructed and ultimately malleable. Border Cro...

Borders can appear hard and fixed on maps, in language, and in space. But these borders are constructed and ultimately malleable. Border Crossers comprise a series of lightweight robotic sculptures that poetically explore and question the notion of borders and boundary conditions. The inflatable sculptures, working in tandem, rise up to several stories high and extend across a given threshold. Their choreographed performance, originating on both sides of the border, would stage a symbolic connection. nnEach physical deployment would also take the form of a mediatized event, recorded and broadcast over the web using satellite and video feeds. nBorder Crossers provoke investigation of borders as constructed entities. At one level its actions embody a simple curiosity to see what lies on the other side of a border (national, architectural, environmental, etc.). On another level the work expresses a utopian desire to live in a world without borders. The project treats the border as a physical condition that can be temporarily transcended by technological proxies. It offers a critique of militarized geopolitical borders, and a metaphorical suspension of those borders in the form of temporary arches or partial arches equipped with sensing and surveillance technology. nnThe specific choreography of the inflatable machines would vary from one situation to the next. In one imagined scenario along the U.S.---Mexico border fence, up to six inflatable units would be installed on opposite sides of the border (either public or private property in towns or the desert). At dusk, the reflective white, ethereal forms are activated by compressed air, and begin to grow gradually, gracefully upwards into towers, standing out against their surroundings. The robots use their “muscles” to move and undulate into a variety of forms as they rise. Once they reach above the barrier fence, they begin to arch toward the other side of the border. Those machines anchored on the Mexican side cross over and touch down on the U.S side. Reciprocally, the U.S.---based machines touch down on Mexican soil at the same moment. Together the machines, illuminated from inside or outside, form six unifying archways, simultaneously inhabiting and puncturing the artificial border imposed upon the citizens of these countries. nnBorder Crossers invites the public to rethink the notion of borders in a globalized world. Technology currently helps to overcome cultural and economic borders, but is also frequently used to maintain and reinforce physical borders. This project envisions technology as a positive tool to establish dialogues beyond borders, to question borders, and to create a symbolic suspension and transcendence of borders.nnThe Border Crossers remind us that we are connected, that borders can be temporary (as temporary as the “crossing” performance). Their actions allude to the equality of humanity against a backdrop of tensions and conflicts over national and cultural identity. Technology comes to the fore in this questioning of the boundaries placed upon trans--- border cultures and ecologies.nnThe first Border Crosser was presented by ZERO1 in San Jose, CA in February 2016 and was supported, in part, by a Cultural Affairs grant from the City of San José, Arizona State University Art Museum and Herberger Institute School of Art, the Montalvo Arts Center, and Dyneema®. Less

We Went to the Moon in 1969. Christy Carlson Romano ("Ren", Even Stevens, "Influenza". Disney) .mp4

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"We Went to the Moon" is a protest song. dominant industry and government people made a weak attempt on the moon, then stopped for 40 years....

Iron Sky - Trailer

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In the last moments of World War II, a secret Nazi space program evaded destruction by fleeing to the Dark Side of the Moon. During 70 years...

Chang'e 3 (3D Animation) 嫦娥3號 (3D動畫)

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Chang'e 3 is a lunar exploration mission operated by China National Space Administration, incorporating a robotic lander and a rover. Chang'...

John Casey Exposes Global Warming Fraud

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In this video Mr. Casey exposes the global warming fraud and brings your attention to an ice age threat which is threatening our planet and ...

Bogus Reentry Vehicles (part 1 of 2)

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Part 1 concerns the International Space Station hoax. Part 2 concerns details of the reentry vehicles and how they would burn up on atmosphe...

Part 1 concerns the International Space Station hoax. Part 2 concerns details of the reentry vehicles and how they would burn up on atmospheric entry. I'll put link to part 2 here when it's done.nnAll manned space travel is fake. The real reason we don't have a moon base, a floating space dock, and a Jetsons-like future is that we can't even get into low earth orbit. nnThe International Space Station is a hoax faked with tricks that simulate zero gravity. Some shots are taken in an airplane simulating zero gravity, other scenes are taken with CGI and suspension of the astronauts by wires in front of a blue screen. Space walks are faked in a custom built swimming pool.nnWhen astronauts go to the ISS they actually hide in the astronaut facility Star City Moscow. All manned space programs are run by the government. There are some civilian space agencies, usually run by ex-govt employees, but they don't do much in space. It's a govt-run hoax that started in the Cold War and strangely continues to this day.nnThese days the Chinese are in on the space hoax too with the Shenzhou reentry vehicle and the fake moon probe Jade Rabbit. nnManned space reentry vehicles would be destroyed by the huge heat of reentry; the pressure; and would be aerodynamically unstable. Even space-going ICBMs are a hoax. nThe detached shock wave, which supposedly solved the reentry problems, is a fictional technology of the space race invented by Harvey Allen.nnBased on my blog series Space Reentry Vehiclesnnhttp://planetaryvision.blogspot.com.au/p/supplementary-material.html#5nn======================nnYou may copy, share, download, mirror and redistribute this video in whole or in parts. You may use the video as the basis of your own documentary or critique. nnOpening and closing music: nn"Summon the Rawk" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) nLicensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0nhttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/nnhttp://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1200050nn"Exhilarate" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) nLicensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0nhttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/nnhttp://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1300028nn======================nnVideo credits:nn4s Astronaut On A Wire 4n13s Apollo Moon astronaut falls flat on his face!n20s Moon Landing Hoax - Wires Footagen22s 1944 V2 and young Von Braun-Color Footage-Original Soundn34s Adolf Hitler Mein Kampf Biography HD History Channel Documentaryn36s International Space Station First 10 Years Next 10 Yearsn48s The Jetsons Intron56s Battle of the Planets Opening Themen1m15 Apollo 17 Bunny hopping on the Moon Gene Cernan astronaut moon walk videon1m45 Shuttle-accident-ended-satellite-retrieval-46DN43N-x-largen2m16 ATV-4 reentry Loopn2m19 Spectacular fireball from space explodes over Russia's Murmansk ( Meteor meteorite )n3m13 Japanese spacecraft 'Hayabusa' - spectacular re-entry into Earth's atmosphere (viewed at 39,000')n3m32 Apollo 17 Liftoff from Moon - December 14, 1972n3m41 Neil Armstrong - First Moon Landing 1969n3m57 FAKE APOLLO 8 ORBITn4m40 Apollo 11 - First Moon Landing - Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, Michael Collinsn4m53 Space Shuttles United -- by Nature Videon5m14 Apollo Moon Hoax - Flag blowing in the windn5m37 Massive solar flare close upn6m01 Astronaut falls overn6m34 Apollo Reaction Control System (RCS) Jetsn6m46 Meteor Crash footage NYn7m01 Live From Space National Geographicn7m21 Departing Space Station Commander Provides Tour of Orbital Laboratoryn7m45 FS2004 Simulated Zero Gravityn8m00 GEMINI 4 - ED WHITE'S SPACEWALKn8m04 Inside the ISS - Hair Raising Hygiene!n8m37 California Students Query ISS CrewnWaking up, working, and going to sleep in Zero GnSpace Station Hosts First Hangoutn9m23 Live From Space National Geographicn36m36 China's Space Walk Was FAKE (part 1)n37m15s STS 118 Spacewalk Releasing Water ParticlesnnA few more credits to comennnnn======================= Less

Part 2: Tribute to Palestinian Cinema & Intro to Flying Paper

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Flying Paper: New York Film PremierenSaturday, April 12, 2014 at 7:30 pm to 9:30 pmnJohn L. Tishman Auditorium, University Center (note new ...

Flying Paper: New York Film PremierenSaturday, April 12, 2014 at 7:30 pm to 9:30 pmnJohn L. Tishman Auditorium, University Center (note new address)n63 Fifth Avenue, Room U100, New York, NY 10011nnThis event will showcase the New York City Premiere of the award-winning documentary film Flying Paper, co-directed by Professor Nitin Sawhney (faculty, School of Media Studies) and filmmaker Roger Hill. The film has been screened in over 20 international film festivals and is being prepared for wider public release this year. nnFlying Paper is the uplifting story of Palestinian children in Gaza engaged in the fascinating culture of kite making and flying as a form of creative resistance. The film follows Musa, a charismatic teenaged kite-maker in the village of Seifa, and Abeer, an aspiring young journalist in the Jabalya refugee camp. They join a remarkable quest, along with thousands of other children, to shatter the Guinness World Record for the most kites ever flown. This unique documentary includes animation and hand-held footage shot by youth in Gaza trained by the filmmakers. nnThe event will include a talkback with the co-directors, supervising editor Rafael Parra (faculy, School of Media Studies), and moderated by an invited filmmaker.nnBios of filmmakers:nnNitin Sawhney (Co-Director)nNitin Sawhney, PhD, is assistant professor of Media Studies at The New School. His research, teaching and creative practice engages the critical role of technology, civic media, and artistic interventions in contested spaces. He examines social movements and crisis contexts, though forms of creative urban tactics, participatory research, performance and documentary film. Since 2006, Nitin co-founded a nonprofit initiative Voices Beyond Walls to conduct digital video and storytelling workshops with youth in Palestinian refugee camps in the West Bank and Gaza. Nitin recently began a participatory media project, Zona Intervenida, focusing on genocide, memory and body through site-specific performance interventions in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala.nnRoger Hill (Co-Director)nRoger Hill founded the Documentary Production Collective MentalRev Productions (www.mentalrev.com). Hill directed MentalRev's first feature length documentary Struggle, a film on voter suppression and election rigging in US Presidential Elections. Struggle was chosen by Link TV as their featured documentary in the months leading up to the 2012 Presidential Election. Roger and MentalRev Productions have produced several short films, several of which have aired at film festivals around the world. Hill has toured with his films in cities across the United States and worked as a trainer with the Voices Beyond Walls participatory media program in Gaza during the summer of 2010.nnRafael Parra (Supervising Editor)nRafael is a two-time Emmy award winning editor, a faculty in Media Studies at The New School, and co-founder of Timeline Film and Video, Inc., a production and post production company in New York. His clients include: Public Health Solutions, Bravo Group (Young and Rubicam) Sesame Workshop, VIDICOM, and the United Nations. Parra has worked on all film and video genres including fiction, documentary, news, and commercials. Mr. Parra has been sharing his experience in digital media with university students in the Masters Program in Media Studies at the New School, teaching graduate courses in Aesthetics of Editing and Digital Video Editing for Documentary. Among his most salient work is the Sesame Street Series, Disney's "Out of the Box", ethnic documentary Panchita, the Weaver featured in the Margaret Mead festival and numerous short-form pieces and documentaries for the United Nations Development Program (UNDP).nnSponsored by The School of Media Studies.nnVideo created by RED Dog ProductionsnCamera: Jeffery Malone, Rebecca ScheckmannEditor: Lily Nguyen Less

Part 3: Panel Discussion with Filmmakers

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Flying Paper: New York Film PremierenSaturday, April 12, 2014 at 7:30 pm to 9:30 pmnJohn L. Tishman Auditorium, University Center (note new ...

Flying Paper: New York Film PremierenSaturday, April 12, 2014 at 7:30 pm to 9:30 pmnJohn L. Tishman Auditorium, University Center (note new address)n63 Fifth Avenue, Room U100, New York, NY 10011nnThis event will showcase the New York City Premiere of the award-winning documentary film Flying Paper, co-directed by Professor Nitin Sawhney (faculty, School of Media Studies) and filmmaker Roger Hill. The film has been screened in over 20 international film festivals and is being prepared for wider public release this year. nnFlying Paper is the uplifting story of Palestinian children in Gaza engaged in the fascinating culture of kite making and flying as a form of creative resistance. The film follows Musa, a charismatic teenaged kite-maker in the village of Seifa, and Abeer, an aspiring young journalist in the Jabalya refugee camp. They join a remarkable quest, along with thousands of other children, to shatter the Guinness World Record for the most kites ever flown. This unique documentary includes animation and hand-held footage shot by youth in Gaza trained by the filmmakers. nnThe event will include a talkback with the co-directors, supervising editor Rafael Parra (faculy, School of Media Studies), and moderated by an invited filmmaker.nnBios of filmmakers:nnNitin Sawhney (Co-Director)nNitin Sawhney, PhD, is assistant professor of Media Studies at The New School. His research, teaching and creative practice engages the critical role of technology, civic media, and artistic interventions in contested spaces. He examines social movements and crisis contexts, though forms of creative urban tactics, participatory research, performance and documentary film. Since 2006, Nitin co-founded a nonprofit initiative Voices Beyond Walls to conduct digital video and storytelling workshops with youth in Palestinian refugee camps in the West Bank and Gaza. Nitin recently began a participatory media project, Zona Intervenida, focusing on genocide, memory and body through site-specific performance interventions in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala.nnRoger Hill (Co-Director)nRoger Hill founded the Documentary Production Collective MentalRev Productions (www.mentalrev.com). Hill directed MentalRev's first feature length documentary Struggle, a film on voter suppression and election rigging in US Presidential Elections. Struggle was chosen by Link TV as their featured documentary in the months leading up to the 2012 Presidential Election. Roger and MentalRev Productions have produced several short films, several of which have aired at film festivals around the world. Hill has toured with his films in cities across the United States and worked as a trainer with the Voices Beyond Walls participatory media program in Gaza during the summer of 2010.nnRafael Parra (Supervising Editor)nRafael is a two-time Emmy award winning editor, a faculty in Media Studies at The New School, and co-founder of Timeline Film and Video, Inc., a production and post production company in New York. His clients include: Public Health Solutions, Bravo Group (Young and Rubicam) Sesame Workshop, VIDICOM, and the United Nations. Parra has worked on all film and video genres including fiction, documentary, news, and commercials. Mr. Parra has been sharing his experience in digital media with university students in the Masters Program in Media Studies at the New School, teaching graduate courses in Aesthetics of Editing and Digital Video Editing for Documentary. Among his most salient work is the Sesame Street Series, Disney's "Out of the Box", ethnic documentary Panchita, the Weaver featured in the Margaret Mead festival and numerous short-form pieces and documentaries for the United Nations Development Program (UNDP).nnSponsored by The School of Media Studies.nnVideo created by RED Dog ProductionsnCamera: Jeffery Malone, Rebecca ScheckmannEditor: Lily Nguyen Less

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China is planning to strip mine the moon for a rare helium, but why? Are they even allowed to do this?nnFollow Julian on Twitter: https://tw...

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