Many climbers can burn up to 6,000 calories a day.
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Those people helped you burn brighter, not burn up faster.
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Using oxygen to burn up hydrocarbons liberates lots of energy.
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We thank you because you didn't burn up our children.
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Second, the fires could burn up larger sections of forest.
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And on the way down, they burn up in the atmosphere.
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After being discarded, the tanks would burn up in the atmosphere.
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Soon after, Cassini will burn up and disintegrate like a meteor.
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Doubling the size of the sun would burn up the planet.
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Need some suggestions on how to burn up vacation time this year?
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Mr Musk's companies insist they will not burn up much more money.
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The flash drive eventually will re-enter Earth's atmosphere and burn up.
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When they hit our atmosphere traveling at 158,000 mph, they burn up instantly.
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Netflix said that brings its cash burn up to $3 billion for 2018.
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Both the craft and the space debris would burn up on re-entry.
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But eventually, they all must come down to burn up in the atmosphere.
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A good story tends to burn up the internet, regardless of its veracity.
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Otherwise, it will either be thrown way off target or burn up entirely.
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After that, Cygnus will descend toward Earth and burn up in the atmosphere.
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Don't worry too much about the parts that won't burn up on reentry.
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Most of them are so small that they burn up in the atmosphere.
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As they fall into the atmosphere, they'll burn up, likely within a year.
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NEOs can be very small and burn up in our atmosphere as meteors.
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India's top defense scientist said the debris would burn up in 45 days.
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Both the ELSA 1 and the debris would burn up on re-entry.
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If you burn up with fever, you may have infection or uterine rupture .
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Once captured, debris be dragged back into the atmosphere where it would burn up.
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You will never see a digital screening burn up in front of your eyes.
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Do 20 reps of each for three sets to burn up to 250 calories.
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At this point, contact will be permanently lost and the spacecraft will burn up.
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It burned up on the launchpad; it did not burn up during re-entry.
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Textured images started to burn up at her: tarnished metal, corroded copper. Mica. Moss.
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I burn up the phone lines to my sister, Kelly, who lives in California.
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This would push the debris downward, where it would burn up in Earth&aposs atmosphere.
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Larger chunks would crater our world, while smaller chunks would burn up in the atmosphere.
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The fire of this year could burn up the wood from Duterte's year of birth.
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Plus, it's dense, too, so it wasn't going to burn up completely in the atmosphere.
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They become meteors -- or shooting stars -- when they enter the Earth's atmosphere and burn up.
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"That's probably close to my 400m PB," the Scot said of the 57.54 burn up.
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Releasing rocket stages at low altitudes so they quickly burn up would help a lot.
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The comet pieces burn up about 50 miles above the Earth's surface, according to NASA.
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The lost debris shield will eventually be pulled back into Earth's atmosphere and burn up.
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After delivering their payloads to orbit, boosters normally deorbit and burn up in the atmosphere.
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We need to take responsibility for our climate future or watch our future burn up.
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Well, it's going to burn up in the atmosphere tomorrow, so, ... so, much for that.
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GE recently warned it expects its industrial businesses to burn up to $2 billion in 2019.
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It's not trying to go upcurrent, or upriver, which is only going to burn up battery.
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Most will burn up in the atmosphere but some debris could make it to the ground.
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The spacecraft will then burn up as it heads straight into the gas giant's crushing atmosphere.
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" She added: "You can't just slash and burn up folks just because you think you're right.
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The vast majority of these asteroids were small enough to completely burn up in the atmosphere.
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After nine months, the device will fall back to Earth and burn up during re-entry.
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Rather than forfeit unused money at year's end, burn up your remaining FSA bucks at fsastore.
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You can do the most vigorous exercise and only burn up 300 calories in an hour.
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The Cygnus spacecraft are designed to burn up harmlessly in Earth's atmosphere after leaving the station.
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Perched directly in the sun, its scorching temperatures make for selfies that burn up social media.
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Most small meteors that fall to Earth burn up and disintegrate completely in our planet's atmosphere.
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"I also believe that under her climate plan, the planet would literally burn up," O'Malley said.
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It's easy to burn up $10 just by looking up rudimentary information about a single case.
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Most of the 34-foot-long craft should break apart and burn up on its way down.
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When that debris hits our atmosphere, it will burn up and spray the night sky with light.
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Once captured, ELSA would force the debris down to the Earth's atmosphere and both would burn up.
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It slows this clock right down, it shuts itself off because otherwise it's going to burn up.
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Engineer Parrish Nelson Hirasaki made sure the astronauts didn't burn up when they re-entered Earth's atmosphere.
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As the rocks collide with our atmosphere, they burn up in streaks — also known as shooting stars.
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We're not going to see how the story ends, because it won't extend long- We'll burn up.
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So NASA is going to burn up the $3.26 billion probe in the thick clouds of Saturn.
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I'd love to go to space, I'm just nervous that I would burn up on re-entry.
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Most flecks have traveled for millions of miles before we see them burn up (if we're lucky).
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The evacuation ended after officials set fire to the storage trailers to burn up all of the peroxides.
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Either way, you can burn up a whole lot of unused oil by making homemade toothpaste, says Axe.
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If it's not done well, if you're not adequately prepared for that landing, you're going to burn up.
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Can you imagine standing in front of an open bomb-bay door and smelling a city burn up?
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These bits of debris burn up in our atmosphere and stream across the night sky in bright streaks.
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The other parts of the spacecraft, including the lunar lander, were designed to burn up in the atmosphere.
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" It can burn up to three hours, however, the chain noted it may "attract bears or hungry neighbors.
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Few people expect VR headset sales to burn up the consumer market in this, their debut year of availability.
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Meteoroids between a millimeter and a centimeter burn up in the atmosphere and appear to us as shooting stars.
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NEO encounters themselves are not rare events, but usually they are small enough to burn up in our atmosphere.
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Even regularly increasing exercise is unlikely to burn up so many calories to drive weight loss on its own.
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Eventually, Juno and its stowaways will burn up in Jupiter's atmosphere after it completes its mission in mid-October.
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Sure, if you stomp the gas accelerator pedal from a red light, you'll burn up the electrons pretty quick.
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But there's also another way to measure it: The quantity of resources we burn up for nothing at all.
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The ice and dust, accumulating over a thousand years, burn up in our atmosphere to create the meteor shower.
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It was a success, but unfortunately once launched a glitch caused the satellites to burn up before being deployed.
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The bits of rock and debris burn up when they hit Earth's dense atmosphere and streak across the sky.
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The bits of rock and debris burn up when they hit Earth's dense atmosphere, and streak across the sky.
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Per one estimate, the fashion industry alone will burn up a quarter of the world's carbon budget by 2050.
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Climate change is going to burn up the Earth; wealth inequality is rampant; and generally, many things are bad.
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Samsung finally built the Voltron of phones, only for the Note220 to literally burn up and be permanently discontinued.
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Eventually, the air in Earth's atmosphere will drag it down, though, and the vehicle will burn up during the descent.
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After its two-year stint in space, BEAM will jettison back down to Earth, and burn up in our atmosphere.
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Once that experiment is complete, the capsule will take a dive into Earth's atmosphere, where it will completely burn up.
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What Is It: SkyFit is a 1-hour, low-impact trampoline workout that promises to burn up to 1,000 calories.
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He wants to leave his family and potentially go burn up in a fire in the pursuit of self-satisfaction?
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When tiny particles of ice and dust burn up in our atmosphere, they create what we know as shooting stars.
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Soon, the thin atmosphere will drag LightSail 2 down and the vehicle — with its sail — will burn up on reentry.
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About 9-10 days after Cygnus leaves the ISS, it will descend to Earth and burn up in the atmosphere.
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After the two-year testing period, the BEAM will detach from the ISS and burn up upon reentering Earth's atmosphere.
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Experts also cite hotter temperatures causing lengthier fire seasons that burn up dry, dead vegetation as factors for more wildfires.
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SpaceX's Dragon capsules make parachute splashdowns in the Pacific Ocean, while Orbital's Cygnus capsules burn up during atmospheric re-entry.
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Iridium was an unprecedented technological feat that simply seemed too valuable to allow it to burn up in the atmosphere.
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The bits of rock and debris burn up when they hit the Earth's dense atmosphere, and streak across the sky.
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It is now expected to re-enter Earth's atmosphere — and mostly burn up in the process — sometime before 12:21 a.m.
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They ask politely, phone in hand because they hate to burn up their data plans when they can use your connection.
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They have towering ambitions and valuations, and burn up cash as fast as his third company, SpaceX, burns up rocket fuel.
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It's a tad concerning since its primary mirror could survive re-entry, though most of it will likely burn up harmlessly.
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Tiangong-1 lost contact with the Earth early this year, and is expected to burn up in Earth's atmosphere in 2017.
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The release notes that asteroids hit Earth nearly every day, but most are small enough to burn up in the atmosphere.
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Both think reusing rockets, rather than letting them burn up on re-entry, will lower the price of space flight dramatically.
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Earth passes through this debris field once a year, causing many of the particles to burn up in our planet's atmosphere.
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Cygnus will then burn up somewhere over the Pacific Ocean, effectively getting rid of all the trash it has on board.
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The fires can burn up to 1,100 degrees Fahrenheit, close to the melting point of the aluminum used in aircraft construction.
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The craft is expected to hit speeds of 20133,000 km (16,777 miles) per hour and partly burn up during re-entry.
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" Otherwise, he argued, "you'll burn up a lot of time and effort for things that will end up as a distraction.
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It should mostly burn up in the atmosphere as it crashes, but a few heavy, dense pieces may hit the ground.
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As the fires burn up homes, they also release the components of modern daily life into the ground, water and atmosphere.
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Cassini will eventually complete 22 of these orbits and then nosedive into Saturn itself, where it will burn up and break apart.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Why did the Grenfell Tower high-rise apartment block in West London burn up, killing at least 79 people?
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"The rockets' fuel is expected to fully burn up upon re-entry," Global Affairs spokesperson Austin Jean wrote Motherboard in an email.
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As Melcarth's art of sex, sensuality, erotic fantasy, and yearning enters the history book, it could very well burn up its pages.
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Once attached, the tether would slow down the object, forcing it to re-enter into Earth's atmosphere where it would burn up.
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Cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin have no intrinsic value or central oversight, are vulnerable to fraud and burn up electricity and computing power.
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The Dragon cargo capsule can only splash down in the ocean, while the Cygnus is designed to burn up in the atmosphere.
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The reentry into Earth's atmosphere should burn up most of the craft, but 220-pound pieces of debris could reach Earth's surface.
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The Cubii has a Mayo Clinic certification for active sitting and reportedly allows users to burn up to 150 calories per hour.
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This shipping method has two big problems: First, your package will burn up in the atmosphere before it ever reaches the ground.
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At "self-care space" Glow Bar in central London, they claim a 30-minute session can burn up to 600 calories, too.
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Watching 93 sat that may not orbit raise; if not, 100% of its components will quickly burn up in Earth's atmosphere pic.twitter.
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He predicted that most of it would burn up when it entered the atmosphere while the rest would fall into the sea.
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They burn up in the atmosphere, leaving a streak as they go -- a shooting star on which you might make a wish.
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The problem is, most home shoppers do not close but burn up time that brokers could be dedicating to more determined buyers.
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The problem is, most home shoppers do not close but burn up time that brokers could be dedicating to more determined buyers.
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No one knows for sure where debris may land though many experts believe much of the station will burn up during re-entry.
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But being so kind will bring her challenges come the summer, because the heat of the fire rooster could burn up her wood.
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No one knows for sure where debris may land though many experts believe much of the station will burn up during re-entry.
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After the Saffire team has retrieved the data, Cygnus will begin its reentry and burn up in the atmosphere over the Pacific Ocean.
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The angle has to be absolutely perfect, otherwise the probe will come in too hot and burn up, or bounce back into space.
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There are tons of reputable brands that make cables that won't tear easily or burn up in flames while connected to your devices.
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Once their payloads are launched they either crash back into the ocean, burn up in the Earth's atmosphere, or are abandoned in space.
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About nine months from now, the Humanity Star will degrade and burn up on re-entry into the Earth's atmosphere, Rocket Lab said.
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We burn up the phone lines, and I tell them what I know, but that's no substitute for learning and experiencing it themselves.
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Most of it was expected to burn up, but some of the larger modules had a chance of making it to the surface.
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Drivers are often told by their companies to dump "hot loads" in places like parking lots rather than let their trucks burn up.
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Meteors are small particles of debris that are under 10 meters in diameter that burn up in Earth's atmosphere as they pass through.
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Most of the spacecraft will burn up in orbit—but sizable chunks (up to 220 pounds, by one estimate) could end up making landfall.
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If everything goes as planned, after two years the prototype will be released from the space station and harmlessly burn up in Earth's atmosphere.
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For small satellites, traces of the Earth's atmosphere are strong enough to cause it to deorbit and burn up in the atmosphere within months.
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The re-entry vehicle attached to the second Hwasong-14 that was tested appeared to burn up in the terminal phase of its flight.
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Then, the brave little orbiter will plunge itself into Saturn's atmosphere and burn up like a meteor—all while sending information back to Earth.
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But usually, these falling objects are small enough or shaped in such a way that they'll burn up safely while re-entering the atmosphere.
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Some of the Delta Aquariid meteors leave glowing gas trails that linger for a few seconds after they burn up in Earth's upper atmosphere.
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That growth isn't coming cheap: Netflix will spend up to $83 billion on content in 2018, and burn up to $4 billion doing it.
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Once the BEAM's time at the ISS is over, it will be detached from the station and then eventually burn up in Earth's atmosphere.
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If you go outside and watch, you'll be seeing bits of debris from an asteroid named 3200 Phaethon burn up in the night sky.
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But their growth rates are slowing and the next generation of tech stars, such as Uber and Netflix, burn up cash rather than print it.
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In around a year from now, LightSail 2 will perform its planned deorbit and entry into the Earth's atmosphere, at which point it'll burn up.
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On Monday, it was decided that ROSA be released from its binds and allowed to float off to deorbit, and burn up in the atmosphere.
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Unlike the reusable SpaceX Dragon capsules that also ferry goods to the ISS, Cygnus is an expendable capsule destined to burn up in the atmosphere.
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The meteors blaze through the sky as pieces of debris burn up in the atmosphere, traveling at 37 miles per second (59 kilometers per second).
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With its velocity greatly diminished, the satellite, and in theory anything it has captured, will fall back toward Earth and burn up on re-entry.
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Being cheap means that once their orbits decay and they burn up on re-entering the atmosphere, CubeSats can simply be replaced with newer versions.
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And of course, even if Nicky were to eat those tempting foods, her metabolism would burn up more of those calories than a dieter's metabolism.
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Communications with the earlier, now-disused Tiangong 1 experimental station were cut last year and it is expected to burn up on entering the atmosphere.
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The spacecraft will deploy some satellites in the next few days and then on June 22nd, it will deorbit and burn up in Earth's atmosphere.
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China's space station Tiangong-1 is expected to fall to Earth and burn up in the planet's atmosphere sometime in late 2017, The Guardian reports.
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Burn up the nests and you're free to fast-travel along that route at will (fuel permitting — you've got to keep your bike filled up).
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And when your device is done charging, the whole charging pad shuts off rather than overcharge (and burn up) both its battery and your phone's.
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The alpha Monocerotids are chunks of dust that broke off of an unobserved comet and then burn up in Earth's atmosphere to create shooting stars.
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Showing photos of her family looking plumper just a year ago, Pulgar said just one chicken meal would now burn up half its monthly income.
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Fishing as a cardio workout might sound laughable, but research published in 63 found that professional anglers burn up to 4,300 calories during tournament days.
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After 2628 years, nearly 28500 orbits and millions of scientific observations, NASA scientists directed the Cassini probe to burn up in Saturn's atmosphere last week.
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They often burn up at much higher altitudes where the air is much less dense, which also reduces the noise made by the meteor's passage.
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This would send most debris past Earth, leaving the small remnants—about half the size of the Chelyabinsk meteor—to burn up in the atmosphere.
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This kind of hyper-accelerated plotting is dangerous, because it has a tendency to burn up all your storylines and leave you grasping for more.
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It's a tad surprising, however, that Wesley and Somerhalder are so eager for the characters they've spent eight years playing to burn up in the sun.
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The idea behind the net is relatively simple: capture a piece of material and then drag it down to Earth's atmosphere, where it will burn up.
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Daenerys ultimately takes a shower and puts on a uniform of scale-embossed leather with her usual dragon chain, then proceeds to burn up King's Landing.
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By intentionally directing the craft to burn up in Saturn's atmosphere, controllers are hoping to prevent the decommissioned spacecraft from colliding with one of Saturn's moons.
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Each Starlink satellite is designed to last no longer than five years, after which time it's supposed to fall into and burn up in Earth's atmosphere.
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A few minutes after liftoff, the Falcon 9 first stage (incidentally, the one that launched the lost Zuma satellite in January) will detach and burn up.
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After that, NASA can choose to extend the mission — or it could end it, plunging the craft into Jupiter's gauzy atmosphere, where it would burn up.
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Asked about comments by India's top defense scientist that the debris would burn up in 45 days, Shanahan said he could not confirm any particular timeframe.
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If you go outside Wednesday night and watch, you'll be seeing bits of debris from an asteroid named 3200 Phaethon burn up in the night sky.
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This drag sooner or later causes objects to slow down, fall into a lower and lower orbit, and eventually hit the atmosphere and (usually) burn up.
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Also, if a chemical weapons facility had been hit, the resulting explosion would most likely have caused the chemical to burn up, international weapons experts say.
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If you go outside Tuesday night and watch, you'll be seeing bits of debris from an asteroid named 2 Phaeton burn up in the night sky.
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The average person can burn up to 4,000 calories -- a limit a group of scientists consider the peak of human performance -- before depleting the body's energy stores.
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So if any of the Starlink satellites happen to fail and become inoperable, they should fall out of orbit and burn up in the atmosphere fairly quickly.
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Once the mission is over, the spacecraft will be de-orbited and will burn up in Jupiter's atmosphere to avoid any potential contamination of the Jovian moons.
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"Based on our calculation and analysis, most parts of the space lab will burn up during falling," she said, according to the state-owned Xinhua news agency.
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Indian officials point out that this week's test took place far lower in orbit, so debris is more likely to fall towards Earth and burn up harmlessly.
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According to Reebok, burpees burn up to 50 percent more fat than lower intensity workouts, and every burpee works your arms, chest, quads, glutes, hamstrings and abs.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechIn a few billion years, the oceans will boil away and the atmosphere will burn up as our sun expands into a red giant.
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He'd consider the flight a success if it doesn't burn up the launchpad; the Falcon Heavy likely won't reach orbit during its maiden voyage, according to Musk.
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Unless these low orbiting vehicles have thrusters to periodically raise their orbits, they'll eventually come down and burn up after entering the bulk of our planet's atmosphere.
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"It will burn up on entering the atmosphere and the remaining wreckage will fall into a designated area of the sea, without endangering the surface," he said.
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Due to the drag sail, it will deorbit faster than it was left to its own devices and will burn up when it re-enters the atmosphere.
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When that debris hits our atmosphere, it will burn up and burnish the night sky in the form of meteors in the predawn hours on May 5.
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The pass will occur at an altitude of 559 miles above the Earth and any debris that falls through the atmosphere should largely burn up during reentry.
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It hopes to develop a way to latch on to defunct satellites and guide them into an orbit where they will ultimately burn up in Earth's atmosphere.
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The upshot is that pacers typically burn up and drop out long before the race is over, leaving competitors to run the last, most arduous miles unshielded.
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Republicans in the Senate blame the delay on Democrats, saying they are holding up President Trump's judicial nominations and forcing the chamber to burn up legislative time.
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After all, rocks burn up in the atmosphere all the time—honestly, at a frequency that might make you nervous—and certainly look really hot while doing so.
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What Is It: Speedplay is a 60-minute high-intensity interval training class that combines running, rowing and floor exercises to burn up to 900 calories per session.
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Some will aim to get rid of them by dragging them down closer to Earth so they fall out of orbit and burn up in our planet's atmosphere.
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According to Arkema, certain chemicals made by the company required refrigeration, but the plant lost power during the storm, causing the chemicals to warm and eventually burn up.
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Now, scientists have discovered that another type Martian cloud, which has previously eluded explanation, is created from the debris of meteors that burn up in the planet's atmosphere.
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Normally, after supplies are unloaded from Cygnus, the crew would fill the cargo ship with trash and send it back to Earth to burn up in the atmosphere.
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One is developing titles that can run on a multitude of Android smartphones—including very basic and cheap models—and not burn up users' slow and costly data.
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The plan for this iteration of the experiment was pretty simple: Cygnus would depart the International Space Station and burn up inside the vessel for about 20 minutes.
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It will be jettisoned from the space station and sent on a destructive path to burn up in the atmosphere as part of a fiery garbage day soon.
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Sometimes, as Sputnik did not long after launch, these objects finish their useful lives, slip back into the surly bonds of Earth, and burn up in the atmosphere.
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These spent rockets are destined to either become space debris or fall back through Earth's atmosphere and burn up, leaving the charred leftovers to plummet into the ocean.
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But landing on Mars, with an atmosphere that can burn up spacecraft on entry, is not the same as the smooth, airless ride of landing on the Moon.
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Instead, he said, much of the week is spent in procedural quorum calls, when the Senate desk slowly ticks through the names of senators to burn up time.
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Each year at Nachusa they burn up to half of the 1,500 acres available to the bison, rotating which areas are burned from one year to the next.
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One company on the NASA roster to come up with prototypes, NanoRacks, is building space habitats with "space junk," or spent materials that otherwise burn up on reentry.
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These impacts were observed by satellites and ground observers (from my perch on the space shuttle, I was fascinated to see meteoroids burn up in the atmosphere below me).
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Most of these rocks will burn up in the atmosphere and the last evidence for their existence is a bright flash of light we know as a shooting star.
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The session lasts 20 minutes and claims to burn up to 500 calories, and it's so intense that doing any more than two sessions per week is not recommended.
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Evans and costar Haley Bennett, who plays his wife, burn up the screen in some steamy sex scenes, and the actor made sure he was ready to drop trou.
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Additionally in a letter to the FCC last month, SpaceX said the satellites are now designed to be "completely demisable" when they return and burn up in Earth's atmosphere.
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As Earth's orbit takes the planet through that cloud of dust each year, bits and pieces collide with our world and burn up in the atmosphere, creating bright streaks.
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No one knows for sure where debris from the spacecraft may land and many experts believe much of the craft is expected to burn up during the re-entry.
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At "self-care space" Glow Bar in central London, they claim a 30-minute session can also burn up to 600 calories, though this I find hard to believe.
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Lee, meanwhile, says he hopes to build a plant at the site to incinerate the hill, but admits it will take 5 years to burn up all the trash.
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No one needs to cry for Rupert Murdoch or Betsy Devos or other members of the 1 percent who watched their money burn up in that Silicon Valley flameout.
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If even half of them get cars, have air-conditioners and eat high-protein diets like Americans now do, we will devour and burn up the planet beyond recognition.
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Every day the Earth gets hit with dozens of these space rocks, but most are so small that they burn up in the atmosphere before ever reaching the surface.
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When meteorites burn up in the atmosphere, they undergo ablation—a process in which the outermost layers of the falling object impact air molecules at high speed and are vaporized.
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Firefighters set blazes at the bottom of hills in order to burn up the tinder-dry brush before flames cresting the ridge tops could feed on it and surge downhill.
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Fortunately, most space rocks that collide with Earth burn up in the atmosphere and only produce a small amount of debris that reaches the ground (such as the Chelyabinsk meteorite).
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Once the experiment is over, the Cygnus will eventually fall toward Earth and burn up in the planet's atmosphere, getting rid of a bunch of unwanted trash from the ISS.
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"But in terms of threats to other objects, that's consistent with what I've heard," that it will burn up in the atmosphere, Shanahan told reporters traveling with him in Florida.
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Heat and flooding Wildfire seasons -- already longer and more destructive than before -- could burn up to six times more forest area annually by 2050 in parts of the United States.
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Wrap up a few of these STEM toys (also called STEAM toys; we love you too, Arts!) and books for your future scientist to blow up, burn up, or dismantle.
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Tan and his co-authors suggest mitigating this risk by selecting asteroids under 30 meters in diameter for aerobraking, as they'd burn up in the atmosphere if the maneuver failed.
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Communities at potential risk should bring in engineers and emergency workers to point out what could fail, wash away, freeze, rot, short-circuit, explode, shatter, cave in or burn up.
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SpaceX said that 95 percent of a Starlink satellite would burn up on re-entry, but that would still mean that about 25 pounds of debris would reach the surface.
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"It's going to burn up cash," Matt Paul, who was Hillary Clinton's state director in Iowa for the 2016 caucuses, said of the Warren campaign's sizable presence in the state.
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They're so small — about the size of sand or rice — and they come in so fast that they burn up completely when passing through the thick atmosphere around our planet.
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Over the course of an intense multi-day tournament, a chess grandmaster could burn up to 6,000 calories a day, Robert Sapolsky, Stanford professor of neurology and neurosurgery, told ESPN.
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The uncommunicative trio will continue to orbit the Earth for a time, but will eventually get pulled down toward our planet by gravity, where they will burn up in the atmosphere.
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The failure is one that can happen when cargo doesn't properly detach as planned, since the second stage is designed to fall back to Earth and burn up in re-entry.
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A few minutes later it will burn up as a shooting star, bringing down the curtain on a long and dramatic mission to an under-explored corner of the solar system.
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There's also a third option, in which future satellites are given a drag sail, making them more likely to burn up in our atmosphere than join the Great Space Garbage Patch.
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"The shower is rich in small particles, which do not produce enough light to be easily seen as they ablate ("burn up")," Bill Cooke of NASA's Meteoroid Environments Office told Gizmodo.
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The spacecraft will ll burn up and break apart, its molecules dispersing far and wide into the blustery ball of gas that it's spent the last decade-and-a-half studying.
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Most Perseid meteors are made of pieces of dust about the size of a grain of sand , and almost all of them burn up completely on their way through the atmosphere.
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But as you settle down to watch those fragments burn up into nothingness as they hit the Earth's atmosphere, something else will also be watching: NASA's all-sky meteor camera network.
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Instead of allowing Cassini to simply float around out of control after its rocket fuel runs out, scientists decided to send the spacecraft into Saturn, allowing it to burn up harmlessly.
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The National Aeronautics and Space Administration ultimately settled on using an Orbital ATK Cygnus cargo ship, which is designed to burn up in the atmosphere after it departs the space station.
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When launching its first batch of Starlink satellites, SpaceX said it planned to "deorbit" two satellites by using ion engines to move them into Earth's atmosphere, where they would burn up.
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According to Rocket Lab, the Humanity Star is on a decaying orbit and will burn up in the atmosphere within nine months, which should limit its impact on other orbital objects.
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Having an asteroid as the foundation of a meteor shower provides an excellent source of dust grains that will burn up as they dive into the Earth's atmosphere, according to NASA.
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Some economists even hailed recessions for their "cleansing" effects, purging unproductive companies in much the same way that forest fires burn up dead wood and release seeds that provide new growth.
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But North Korea has yet to demonstrate that its warhead would not burn up while re-entering the atmosphere or that it could hit a target with reasonable accuracy, analysts said.
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Cassini will perform another 21 dives through the same gap, beaming back more information about the planet and its beautiful rings, before plunging into Saturn itself to burn up in its atmosphere.
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Wildfires continue to burn up and down the state of California, with the most damaging blazes located in the picturesque Napa and Sonoma Valley region, about 93 miles north of San Francisco.
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It's also fairly dense, so while much of it will burn up in the atmosphere, it's possible some big chunks of the station could make it all the way to the ground.
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Nowadays, almost all Camemberts come in those little wooden boxes, and if you are feeling particularly randy, toss the Camembert, box and all, into your broiler and let the top burn up.
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Ideally, satellite operators will share information and coordinate their actions for the functional life of their craft, before moving them into disposal orbits where they will eventually burn up in the atmosphere.
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Sometimes the cicadas are so loud on the Greek islands (especially if I am lying under a pine tree) it's better to read on a rock and burn up in the sun.
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And if they do, we'll eat up, burn up, smoke up and choke up the planet — and devour our fisheries, coral reefs, rivers and forests — at a pace we've never seen before.
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The space rock was very faint, with observations suggesting it was just 22014 feet (22014 meters) across — small enough to burn up completely during its fiery plunge through the atmosphere, NASA officials said.
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North Korea still hasn't proved itself to be able to figure out reentry of an ICBM, meaning that any launch from considerable distance would cause the missile to burn up in the atmosphere.
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OneWeb's plan is to lower the altitude of the spacecraft after about five years, bringing them closer to Earth where they'll be dragged down to the planet and burn up in the atmosphere.
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The idea is that once a vehicle grabs hold of a piece of junk, it can then bring the debris down closer to Earth where it will burn up in the planet's atmosphere.
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If these stages go to a low enough orbit, they're usually deorbited on purpose; any remaining propellant is used to redirect the stage toward Earth and have it burn up in the atmosphere.
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China's spiraling space station, Tiangong-1, looks like it will plummet to Earth and burn up in the atmosphere sometime on April 13st — though where it will fall is still up for debate.
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Deliberately allowing the craft to burn up in Saturn's atmosphere cuts the risk of it damaging one of Saturn's moons if scientists lost the ability to control it enough to prevent a collision.
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Instead, the laser would impart energy into the hunk of debris, causing it to fall out of orbit and burn up in the atmosphere or deflect out of the way of a spacecraft.
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The craft is now locked into a terminal collision course with the atmosphere of the planet, where it is expected to burn up like a meteor on September 15 at 9:45 a.m.
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Chosen for its remoteness (the closest land mass is nearly 2,400 kilometers away), it is where international space agencies discard large space objects that don't burn up in the atmosphere upon re-entry.
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SpaceX's Dragon capsules currently splash down in the Pacific Ocean, while Northrop's Cygnus capsules burn up as they fall through the atmosphere, which gives NASA an opportunity to remove trash from the station.
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The U.S. test in 2008 did not create as much orbital debris, and because it was at a lower altitude, atmospheric drag caused much of it to fall toward Earth and burn up.
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SpaceX's Starlink aims to put over a thousand of its communications satellites in super-low orbit Low orbits decay quickly and satellites may only last a couple of years before they burn up.
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In the best-case and most likely scenario, the space lab will largely burn up as it enters Earth's atmosphere over the ocean and a few parts will sink to the sea floor.
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Scientists have emphasized the danger of being hit by falling debris is tiny, as low as one in 1 trillion, as the structure is likely to burn up in the atmosphere during reentry.
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Once the spacecraft has captured the target with its four robotic legs, mission leads will command it to deorbit, or lose altitude, so that the debris can safely burn up in Earth's atmosphere.
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Anyway, something goes wrong with the Soyuz push plan, and the ISS somehow gets into a decaying orbit, meaning it's going to burn up in Earth's atmosphere instead of head out into deep space.
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I would recommend the workout to anyone who wants to really tone their muscles while getting in a bit of cardio too (Compere says you can burn up to 500 calories in the class!).
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As noted by West, there's an informal agreement among nations and corporations to give their satellites a 25-year lifespan, after which time they're supposed to de-orbit and burn up during re-entry.
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Most of the craft will burn up in the atmosphere, but a small amount of debris is expected to crash into the South Pacific, far from any land, according to state news agency Xinhua.
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It's unlikely that any of them burn up the charts, but taken together they're an impressive group of additions to systems that are already well ahead of their competitors in terms of JRPG availability.
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In the future, dedicated satellites could approach large pieces of debris, latch onto them, wind out a similar cable, and drag the offending piece of junk to a fiery burn up in the atmosphere.
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The intense air drag and high temperatures as it penetrates the Earth's atmosphere cause both the satellite and the space debris it contains to burn up, explained Ait-Mohammed Nori, an engineer at Astroscale.
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With that weapons system, a warhead would move at four miles a second and re-enter the atmosphere in fiery heat — so, if badly engineered, it would burn up long before hitting a target.
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Second, newer satellites are being built to burn up in Earth&aposs atmosphere at the end of their lifetimes rather than remain in orbit — where they could become another rogue IRAS or GGSE-4.
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A four-armed robot, developed by Swiss startup ClearSpace, will latch onto debris before diving back down to Earth, where both machine and junk will "burn up in the atmosphere," according to the ESA.
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The particles should burn up completely at heights between 37 to 50 miles (40 to 60 kilometers), well above the range of commercial planes, which typically fly at an altitude around 6 miles (10 kilometers).
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He thinks that the inside of a chimney is probably too smooth to scale, but if Claus were ascending back up his rope as fast as he needs to, he'd probably burn up the rope.
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While most of Tiangong-1 — which translates to Heavenly Palace in English — will burn up harmlessly in our planet's atmosphere, some relatively small parts of it may make it all the way to Earth's surface.
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LightSail 224 is indeed the second of its type; the first launched in 2015, but was not planned to be anything more than a test deployment that would burn up after a week or so.
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While "most" of its parts will burn up while re-entering the atmosphere, China said it would monitor stray debris from the spacecraft's break up and alert international bodies of potential damage on the ground.
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Wildfire seasons -- already longer and more destructive than ever -- could burn up to six times more forest area annually by 19793 in parts of the US. Burned areas in Southwest California could double by 2050.
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The big fear of Yahoo's Wall Street critics isn't just that Yahoo management will fail to turn a profit; it's that they'll burn up billions of dollars in a futile effort to turn Yahoo around.
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This week, North Korea hinted at the possible response when its military threatened to "burn up all the objects" in South Korean provinces near the border, including Seoul, a metropolitan area of 25 million people.
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Keto— Keto, or the "ketogenic diet," is a high-fat, low-carb meal plan designed to send the body into a state called "ketosis" and burn up stored fat; it spiked in popularity around 2017.
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During a major tournament like this, chess players can burn up to 6,000 calories per day just from the physiological effects of stress and thinking, Robert Sapolsky, Stanford professor of neurology and neurosurgery told ESPN.
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Keto— Keto, or the "ketogenic diet," is a high-fat, low-carb meal plan designed to send the body into a state called "ketosis" and burn up stored fat; it spiked in popularity around 2245.
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While the station — named Tiangong-1 — will mostly burn up in the atmosphere when it falls to the planet, some relatively small pieces of that spacecraft may make it all the way to Earth's surface.
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Why We Wish They Were Real: It's truly a shame that "Male Prima Donna" never had the chance to burn up the pop charts and that "Girl Next Door" never got a chance to dominate TRL.
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Inevitably, a lot of things can go wrong in preparation for a wedding, but having one's wedding dress burn up in a massive wildfire just days before the nuptials is pretty much the worst case scenario.
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Once all the satellites are out of the way, the Flyers will each deploy an innovative sail the size of two pool tables to catch faint wisps of atmosphere and drag them down to burn up.
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Plans to bring the craft down in a controlled manner, landing any debris that didn't burn up in the South Pacific's so-called spacecraft graveyard, went awry after the craft "ceased functioning" and scientists lost control.
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With reusable rockets, Blue Origin, SpaceX, and other organizations like NASA won't constantly be wasting them by letting their costly launch stages burn up in the atmosphere, thus considerably lessening the financial burden of repeated missions.
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The big fear of Yahoo's Wall Street critics wasn't just that Yahoo management would fail to turn a profit; it was that they'd burn up billions of dollars in a futile effort to turn Yahoo around.
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If they all adopt the per-capita consumption habits of today's Americans, we're going to burn up, heat up, eat up, plow up, choke up and smoke up the planet, whether the climate changes or not.
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He pointed out that so far, we've seen the three dragons precisely burn up individuals on a battlefield (RIP, Randyll and Dickon Tarly) but not really cause the widespread chaos that nuclear weapons are known for.
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"Nothing is designed to operate with lava intrusion, so there's going to be some things that burn up," Hawaii Emergency Management Agency Administrator Tom Travis said Tuesday of the lava covering the wells at the power plant.
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These passive efforts at debris removal would be supplemented by more active efforts' basically space-based garbage trucks that use nets, harpoons, and other tools to snatch junked satellites, and then, together, burn up on re-entry.
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Orbital's Cygnus capsules, which can launch on the company's Antares rocket from Virginia or an Atlas 5 from Florida, burn up as they fall through the atmosphere, giving NASA an opportunity to remove trash from the station.
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Singapore-based satellite services company Astroscale has recruited a team of specialist "Space Sweepers" to develop key technologies to destroy space debris by forcing it down into the atmosphere where it will burn up upon re-entry.
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"Based on our calculation and analysis, most parts of the space lab will burn up during falling," the deputy director of the manned space engineering office, Wu Ping, was quoted as saying by the news agency Xinhua.
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"Can you imagine standing in front of an open bomb-bay door and smelling a city burn up?" one of them said of the experience of being in the waves of aircraft flying low over the flames.
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Studies have shown that people who work out in the morning on an empty stomach can burn up to 20% more body fat during their workouts, since they have to use more stored-up fat as fuel.
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For starters, its winged design allows for a gentle runway landing, just like the space shuttle, providing a smoother re-entry than the capsule designs of Dragon and Cygnus, which is designed to burn up in the atmosphere.
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Every year like clockwork, their long, icy tails deliver meteor showers: As Earth moves through the path of their tail, the rice-sized bits of dust and ice burn up in our atmosphere and look like shooting stars.
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Orbital ATK's capsule — known as Cygnus — is then designed to burn up in the Earth's atmosphere once it leaves the station, while SpaceX's Dragon cargo capsule can survive the descent to Earth, using parachutes to land in the ocean.
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"Northern Arizona is home to the largest continuous Ponderosa pine forest in the country, and we've had a million acres of it burn up in catastrophic wildfires over the last 15 years," said Chapman in an interview with TechCrunch.
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Fuel tanks, which carry propellants, detach about 70 miles above the Earth's surface after liftoff and often burn up in the atmosphere on their way down, so it's no surprise that this ET-94 is the last in existence.
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This causes the white dwarf to burn up to 100 times more brightly than normal, making it visible on Earth with the naked eye, and creating a new star in the sky as bright as Polaris—the north star.
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Maples explains that cryotherapy – a three-minute treatment said to burn up to 800 calories – allows you to step inside a chamber that holds subzero air which can drop to -256 degrees Fahrenheit during two- to three-minute sessions.
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With all our attention focused on special investigations and politics, watching vast areas of the American West burn up should bring some realism and urgency to the issues of forest fires and dealing with natural disasters and climate change.
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These regulators are meant to vet proposed orbits and set end-of-life rules for old satellites either to re-enter Earth's atmosphere, where they burn up, or to be propelled into "graveyard slots" where there is no risk of collision.
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And while that may make EO-1's team a little misty eyed, funding these high risk, ¯\_(ツ)_/¯—reward missions—and letting them thrive or burn up as they may—is all part of the life cycle for innovative orbital science.
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A Japanese experiment expected to deploy last week was designed to test out a 70 meter electromagnetic tether that could be used to drag junk down, allowing the material to re-enter Earth's atmosphere, where it would harmlessly burn up.
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Most burn up on their descent to Earth, occasionally creating a brilliant cosmic firework display such as the annual Perseids meteor shower, but on rare occasions, a piece of an asteroid will be large enough to survive passage through the atmosphere.
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"Based on our calculation and analysis, most parts of the space lab will burn up during falling," she said in a press conference last month, adding that it was unlikely to affect aviation activities or cause damage to the ground.
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It has written to the EIB asking it not to finance Energa unless the company shelves plans to build Ostroleka, which will burn up to 2 million tonnes of coal a year from the state-run mining firm PGG, Poland's biggest.
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The only difference is that those of us who are more engaged can invent better rationalizations for why we do or don't believe that if we're going to burn up a planet, we ought to pick one we don't live on.
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While ULA's rockets burn up during each voyage, making for reliable but costlier missions, the company is charting a strategy of returning the first-stage engine to Earth under a parachute and plucking it out of mid-air with a helicopter.
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The goal is to show spacecraft in the Starlink network — what the ESA called a "mega constellation" (depicted in the animation below) that may have nearly 12,000 satellites by the late 2020s — can be directed to burn up in Earth's atmosphere.
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When that debris hits our atmosphere, it will burn up and scar the night sky as meteors in the predawn hours between May 5 and 6 (though you may be able to see a few meteors a night until May 28) .
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Pentagon said on Thursday that it stood by its assessment that debris from an Indian anti-satellite (ASAT) weapons test would eventually burn up in the atmosphere, even after NASA's administrator warned of the danger the debris posed.
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I think it's just more that space suits aren't designed for long term exposure so in addition to thinking about when the spacesuit might start to burn up, way before that you'll just be way too uncomfortably hot inside (sweating and such).
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These sexy stars are making their way outdoors to to burn up the Hollywood scene by doing cool things like hiking, beaching and taking a dip in the pool ... the tops are coming off and the shirtless selfies are taking over social media.
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Resting metabolic rate tended to be constant at 1,540 calories per day, and activity increased calorie burn up to 2,600 calories per day, at which point additional activity didn't appear to burn any more calories, according to the results published in Current Biology.
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So the math problem is simple, and it goes like this: "What we found is that if you burn up all the carbon that's in the currently operating fields and mines, you're already above two degrees," says Stephen Kretzmann, OCI's executive director.
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Other devices being tested on the RemoveDebris satellite include a net to catch debris, a light-based ranging system known as LIDAR, and a sail that will pull the craft back into earth's atmosphere where it and the debris would burn up harmlessly.
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TAMPA, March 28 (Reuters) - Acting U.S. Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan said on Thursday he expected debris from an Indian anti-satellite weapons test to eventually burn up in the atmosphere instead of creating a lasting debris field that poses a threat to other satellites.
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But your friends all seem to have unaccountable piles of girl lying around, and you cannot in good conscience refuse hospitality, so you inhale line after line, even if it makes you kind of jangly and causes every cigarette to burn up in three seconds.
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Brane Craft is a project we actually saw last year as a Phase I. This ultra-thin (mem-brane) spacecraft would be deployed by the dozen and each piece would wrap itself around orbital debris and drag it down to burn up in re-entry.
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Astroscale, a Japanese company, is tackling this problem by building a prototype craft capable of being launched at short notice in order to grab any malfunctioning satellite and pull it down into the atmosphere where it will burn up before it can collide with anything.
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As it moves through the inner solar system, the remnants of the comet spill out trillions of cosmic particles in its wake, and when those rocks enter Earth's atmosphere they burn up, creating a brilliant flash of light -- a phenomenon people interpret as shooting stars.
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To do this, Astroscale is now developing the ELSA 1 (which stands for End of Life Service by Astroscale), a craft that will attach itself to decommissioned satellites using a specially created adhesive — patent pending — to drag the terminated machines to burn up on reentry.
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November: Sanders camp sees red after Clinton wins key green endorsement 'The planet would literally burn up' Clinton has not gone as far as Sanders, who endorses cutting greenhouse gas emissions 80% below 1990 levels by 2050 and putting a tax on carbon emissions.
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Read more: A huge fireball briefly swallowed SpaceX's Mars rocket prototype, but Elon Musk says there is 'no major damage'Once Tiangong-2 starts its controlled fall, most of it is expected to burn up on reentry, with any surviving parts falling into the Pacific Ocean.
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While much of the craft is expected to burn up in Earth's atmosphere, McDowell also reportedly said that some parts weighing as much as 100 kilograms could crash-land to Earth with scientists unable to predict where they will come down until only hours beforehand.
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Atmospheric air resistance necessitates that low-Earth orbit spacecraft, like the International Space Station (ISS), are equipped with extra fuel, so that they can regularly boost themselves into their operational trajectories (otherwise, they would succumb to orbital decay and burn up in re-entry).
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But getting dressed for work shouldn't require you to burn up all of your brainpower before you've even clocked in, which is why we culled some of the most common jobs millennials are landing and put our own unique twist on how to dress for each.
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We've been doing it for years, and projects like NEOWISE have captured an incredible amount of these objects, ranging in size from the kind that will safely burn up in orbit, to those that might cause serious damage (like the Chelyabinsk one), to proper planet-killers.
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Mediator During major inflection points in Donald J. Trump's campaign, the advisers, family members and friends who make up his kitchen cabinet burn up their email accounts and phone lines gaming out how to get his candidacy on track (and what counsel he might go along with).
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The satellites each have on-board propulsion systems and are designed for a controlled de-orbit once they reach the end of their useful life, with SpaceX noting that they're also designed to leave behind zero debris once they de-orbit and burn up in Earth's atmosphere.
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Gas hovers close to $4 a gallon in the summer, so just driving around trying to find a safe place to park for the night, or to do routine things like laundry or going to a job interview across town, can rapidly burn up your cash.
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To lower the possibility of creating debris, SpaceX has proposed moving some of its satellites to lower orbits, and it also plans to dispose of these satellites over water, where they'll burn up almost completely in the atmosphere and not pose a threat to people or property below.
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" Although most of these pieces will soon burn up in the atmosphere, and the larger ones could be tracked and avoided if necessary, the whole thing sets a bad precedent, Bridenstine suggested: "When one country does it, then other countries feel like they have to do it, as well.
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The North Korean military warned on Wednesday that it would "burn up all the objects" in border regions of the South, including Seoul, "the moment the U.S. reckless attempt at pre-emptive attack is spotted" and that "the whole of the southern half" of Korea would be its target.
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The date is Thursday, March 29, around 12:30 Pacific—63 hours before Muelhaupt predicts the 18,000-pound spacecraft, which is roughly the size of a school bus with wings, will reenter the planet's atmosphere, break apart, burn up, and rain down in bits and pieces on the earth below.
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This year, however, the comet's trail is pulled a little closer to us by Jupiter's gravity—and that means that instead of skirting the trail's edges, our planet passes straight through the thick of it, doubling the amount of debris we see burn up beautifully in our atmosphere as meteors.
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The experiment won't generate enough current for meaningful propulsion, but if it works, it holds the promise of longevity for satellites, as well as a way to nudge a satellite at the end of its useful life into the atmosphere to burn up, to prevent the accumulation of space junk.
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The experiment won't generate enough more current for meaningful propulsion, but if it works, it holds the promise of longevity for satellites, as well as a way to nudge a satellite at the end of its useful life into the atmosphere to burn up, to prevent the accumulation of space junk in orbit.
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The government report, which is called the National Climate Assessment, addressed wildfires, reporting that one impact of climate change will be longer and more destructive wildfires, that could burn up to six times more forest annually by 2050 in parts of the US. California's wildfires are the worst in the state's history.
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The experiment won't generate enough current for meaningful propulsion, but if it works, it holds the promise of longevity for satellites, as well as a way to nudge a satellite at the end of its useful life into the atmosphere to burn up, to prevent the accumulation of space junk in orbit.
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Viewed through the prism of Adams's novel and the cultural phenomena listed above, rural England is a landscape that feels wild and free—not a bucolic sedative used to placate a nation, but a psychedelic pyre on which to smoke out old ghosts and grievances, to burn up serotonin and ritual bloodlust.
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David Wright, co-director and senior scientist at the Global Security Program at the Union of Concerned Scientists, the big question was whether North Korea could build a re-entry vehicle for a long-range missile that wouldn't burn up during re-entry and could keep a warhead from becoming too hot in the process.
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This mission will set up this new batch of 60 Starlink satellites in orbit, which feature increased spectrum capacity and construction that features 100% "demisability," which means that at the end of their operating life they'll burn up completely upon controlled re-entry to ensure there's nothing left behind once they're no longer in use.
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SpaceX said that 95 percent of a Starlink satellite would burn up on re-entry, but that would still mean that about 25 pounds of debris — in particular, an ion thruster that is part of the propulsion system and steel reaction wheels that keep the spacecraft pointed in the correct direction — would reach the surface.
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"They have thought about the logistics of the problem from the practical side, including how much advance warning you would need to send up a rocket in time, and how small the fragments of the asteroid would need to be, in order to burn up in the Earth's atmosphere," Karen Daniels, professor at North Carolina State Universi, told Gizmodo.
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A harpoon can help a space trash collection system spear chunks of junk and what scientists call a drag sail could be attached to future satellites and act like a giant parachute that would slow them down once they are done working and cause them to move toward Earth faster and then burn up sooner in its atmosphere.
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While the second stage of the rocket is currently designed to fall to Earth and burn up in the atmosphere, for several years SpaceX has been developing the ability to gently land the first stage vertically either on a pad near the launch facility or on platforms floating in the ocean several hundred miles from the launch site.
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Whatever the larger fate of our climate research, if you assume a safe deployment for Grace-FO, the twins might circle Earth together for two billion miles or so, measuring the subtle gravitational tug of our water much as their predecessors have, until their orbits drop and drop and then drop so much that both burn up and vanish.
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"These guidelines are applied to all new missions flown by ESA, and include dumping fuel tanks and discharging batteries at the end of a mission, to avoid explosions, and ensuring that satellites reenter the atmosphere and safely burn up within 25 years of the end of their working lives," Holger Krag, head of ESA's space debris office, said in the statement.
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The China National Space Administration indicated that the 18-meter-wide station and solar panels will mostly burn up during reentry, but that a small amount of debris may fall "in a safe area in the South Pacific," specifying a rather large area that does technically include quite a bit of New Zealand (160-190°W long by 30-45°S lat).
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Reed Jordan, of the Urban Institute, describes in detail how detrimental the effects of impoverished neighborhoods like the constant anxiety resulting from witnessing and experiencing trauma and violence in distressed neighborhoods, negotiating the sacrifices and trade-offs caused by food insecurity, living in unstable housing conditions, struggling to pay bills, and dealing with numerous other worries burn up cognitive capacity.
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It literally showed off a new cargo component of the Dream Chaser, with a full-scale model on site – the 'Shooting Star' is an ejectable, disposable secondary cargo vehicle that can itself dock with the ISS while in orbit, take on waste cargo from the station, and then do a controlled de-orbit to burn up in the atmosphere, leaving nothing behind.
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Our Solar System Could Remain Habitable Long After Earth Is DestroyedIn a few billion years, the oceans will boil away and the atmosphere will burn up as our sun…Read more ReadAccording to a study published today in Nature Geoscience, researchers used 3D global climate models to simulate how icy worlds around F and G-type stars (like our Sun) might skip a habitable period once they melt.
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Harmless, dust grain-sized meteors hit Earth almost constantly and burn up in the atmosphere; the odds of a 1-meter asteroid striking Earth amounts to around one impact per year and then become less likely with the size of the asteroid squared; the odds of a 100-meter rock striking are once per 10,000 years and a 1,000-meter asteroid once per million years, according to one Tufts University fact sheet.
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