Because what parts of those are just colonizing my mind?
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They're doing great, some are growing much bigger and colonizing.
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" On colonizing Mars: "I'm against colonizing Mars as a safe haven--we should better look into making our planet more habitable than it is right now.... I would [go] if I had a camera.
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The infection colonizing her lungs was no longer responding to antibiotics.
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We just gotta do it correctly but I'm not colonizing nobody.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: GIPHYStep 10: Consider colonizing Mars.
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He is pioneering zero-emission travel and working towards colonizing Mars.
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This is Elon Musk's plan to begin colonizing Mars by 2022
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Italian forays into colonizing Africa didn't always go according to plan.
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At least 1,000 bacterial species have been found colonizing human intestines.
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Killmonger believes that justice means colonizing the colonizers and oppressing the oppressors.
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Musk founded SpaceX in 20153 with the eventual goal of colonizing Mars.
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Or can they continue living undisturbed, colonizing worlds other than our own?
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Of course, we all know Elon Musk's end game here—colonizing Mars!
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Remember, Musk also has plans to start colonizing Mars within a decade.
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Under persecution, the biologists argued, evolved colonizing mechanisms kicked in for coyotes.
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Here's Elon Musk's complete, sweeping vision on colonizing Mars to save humanity
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Some bee populations are colonizing new territories that were previously too cold.
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Colonizing Mars is the eventual goal of SpaceX, Elon Musk's rocket company.
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And if no one minds the idea of colonizing the planet with GMOs.
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It has to do with their history of colonizing the South Pacific Islands.
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Today, he was 25 minutes late to his own event about colonizing Mars.
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But the same genus, colonizing the same island, and evolving the same way?
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" At the same time, superhumans will likely be "colonizing other planets and stars.
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For one, Musk has laid out the company's ultimate goal as colonizing Mars.
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This week: science art, colonizing the solar system, international business, toys and CGI.
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It's Frankenstein's monster for the anxieties of humanity's bio-hacking, space-colonizing future.
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By colonizing the app ecosystem, Snap could revive growth and juice its revenue.
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We're not colonizing other planets yet, but it's not for lack of trying.
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"The fungi were probably colonizing the land before the plants," Mr. Loron speculated.
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The colonizing microbiome can have a far-reaching impact on the baby's health.
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There's something going on out there that's preventing ETIs from overtly colonizing the Galaxy.
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So The Colonists is, in some sense, about colonizing the future of our species.
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He has said colonizing other planets will be essential for our long-term survival.
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That Christianity, of course, also included colonizing and converting the "natives" wherever they went.
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Of course I shouldn't be surprised – the mainstream colonizing the underground is nothing new.
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Now Slack is colonizing the enterprise landscape beyond the walls of its own app.
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Narrator: Elon Musk has a giant new addition to his plans for colonizing Mars.
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The sheer rapaciousness of colonizing an entire past, and then deciding it isn't enough!
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The Falcon Heavy will also be necessary if you're colonizing the moon or Mars.
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The Spaniards and that colonizing force are represented in the guitar, the Spanish guitar.
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But something bigger is happening, too: The logic of the internet is colonizing everything.
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Coyotes have been colonizing the canyons of Los Angeles at least since the 1970s.
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He and his peers, colonizing the infamous Camp Four, called themselves the Valley Cong.
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Most Confederate monuments were, in short, the result of private groups colonizing public space.
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They are colonizing POC neighborhoods to benefit both their public image and their enterprises.
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During your tenure on Daphne, you witnessed a new group of finches colonizing the island.
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Humanity is colonizing planets in the Milky Way, a push led by India and China.
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The prospect of colonizing the moon, Mars and beyond now seems likely and even palpable.
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So, let's take a look at what science fiction has said about colonizing other worlds.
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His company is, after all, pursuing what could be the ultimate pipe dream: colonizing Mars.
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It's a far cry from colonizing Mars, but it's an essential step in the process.
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The BFR is the center of the company's CEO Elon Musk's dream of colonizing Mars.
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MS. OJIH ODUTOLA I just think that reeks of colonizing the meaning of these objects.
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We are mature enough to dream of colonizing other planets, but our values are not.
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"It's colonizing to be put out there exclusively with women your age," Ms. Slater said.
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The SpaceX CEO has long been a staunch supporter of colonizing Mars and not the Moon.
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Similarly, colonizing other apps with an SDK for screensharing could allow Squad to recruit their users.
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SpaceX and its investors see Starlink as the key to funding Musk's vision of colonizing Mars.
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By colonizing other apps with its experience, Snapchat decreases the need for them to copy it.
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At the same time, you can't force decolonization into anyone, because then you are re-colonizing.
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The founders of Made in Space say 3-D printing is the key to colonizing space.
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Bezos has also set his sights on futuristic goals like colonizing other worlds and mining asteroids.
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The weekend crowd tends to be younger, with more of the professionals now colonizing the area.
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And these continuous revivals reinforce America's colonizing power to determine who Puerto Ricans get to be.
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Fight Club's unnamed narrator rattles off mass-market brand names and muses about corporations colonizing the galaxy.
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Horgan said there are many big challenges to colonizing Mars, with radiation exposure being one of them.
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Until the First Men came, that is, colonizing their land and destroying everything that they held sacred.
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Buzz Aldrin (360 Video)Legendary astronaut Buzz Aldrin lays out his hopes for colonizing Mars http://tcrn.
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Clad in retro spacesuits, three refugees-cum-astronauts explore the planet with an eye toward colonizing it.
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He recently made his plan for colonizing the Red Planet free for download and available to the public.
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"My favorite things to look at are space exploration, planets, and the possibility of colonizing them," he says.
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The proposal echoes SpaceX's strategy for colonizing Mars, which Musk has said will start with establishing cargo routes.
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The clement altitude has also garnered the attention futurists, who envision humanity colonizing it with sprawling cloud cities.
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For all the plans discussed by engineers at NASA or SpaceX, colonizing the Moon and Mars is hard.
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The Amazon founder is selling $1 billion of stock a year to finance his dream of colonizing space.
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Because we are angry at you for colonizing and stealing our resources for so many hundreds of years.
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His ninth film with Mr. Scorsese, "Silence," about 17th-century Jesuits colonizing Macao and Japan, opens next month.
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Thackeray was depicting an upper-class society whose wealth was founded entirely on colonizing those unfortunate tawny folks.
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I try my best to check my Western bias and not have a colonizing role in my communities.
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If Musk is the megalomaniac billionaire who dreams of colonizing Mars (and dying there), Unsworth is his antithesis.
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The movie imagined that we would have flying cars, realistic humanoid robots, and would be colonizing other planets.
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And interestingly, breast milk has a ton of prebiotics that are responsible for colonizing bacteria in a newborn's gut.
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Humanity had largely put aside some divisive issues and begun colonizing the galaxy via a system of ring gates.
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We're left with David, alone and in control of the colonizing ship, opening up the drawer of frozen embryos.
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Be smart: Like self-driving vehicles and colonizing Mars, this international timeshare idea is certainly fun to think about.
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Musk, a quirky billionaire whose transportation ambitions include colonizing the planet Mars, has long delighted in defying conventional wisdom.
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The Japanese knotweed, now colonizing the cherished gardens of the English, is hardly known as a weed in Japan.
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Facial recognition technology has been slowly colonizing all kinds of public and private spaces, from airports to department stores.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross told CNBC on Thursday the future of commercial space projects depends on colonizing the moon.
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Chinese scientists are creeping a tiny bit closer to the future dream of humans colonizing and reproducing in space.
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To talk of colonizing another one is blatant idiocy when we've got this one which we're totally adapted to.
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His ideas are a wacko, instinctive melange, ranging from breaking up American alliances to colonizing Iraq for its oil.
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The company also wins high-profile contracts with NASA and the military, and it's touted bold plans for colonizing Mars.
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This could allow metastasizing cells to cooperate with one another, potentially giving them an advantage in colonizing a new site.
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No word about whether we need to beeware of the Marsbees colonizing the red planet before we do, though.[NASA]
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Mr. Musk, the former PayPal executive who founded the SpaceX rocket company, has long hinted at colonizing the red planet.
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I also understood that it was born out of distrust in colonizing forces, not of me personally or the Sappony.
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Should they succeed, humankind has a chance of colonizing exoplanets too far to reach by means of conventional space travel.
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Via: India Space Research Organization Water is critical to the future of spaceflight, and especially to human colonizing other planets.
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But when you have so much money that colonizing another planet becomes a realistic possibility, what does public opinion matter, anyway?
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In addition to building electric vehicles, launching rockets, and colonizing Mars, Musk wants to reinvent tunneling and destroy soul-sucking traffic.
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Otherwise the idea of colonizing Mars in order to have a safe refuge from our planet is a very misconceived idea.
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The SpaceX founder has designs on one day colonizing Mars, but Surviving Mars gives you the chance to get there first.
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Time frame: The show is set in 2048, which feels way too early to even think about colonizing another star system.
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SpaceX is developing a viable commercial launch ability, but Musk has not been shy about his ultimate goal of colonizing Mars.
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They sent a French colonizing mission packing and had driven the Pilgrims away from a previous landing site, on the Cape.
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Elon Musk, the billionaire founder of SpaceX, is about to present an updated plan for colonizing Mars with 1 million people.
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The platform could breathe new life into plateauing Snapchat by colonizing the mobile app ecosystem with its login buttons and content.
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The P. acnes strain found on people without acne has genes that scientists believe help prevent bacteria from colonizing the skin.
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As often as not, the colors of a given flag directly reference the colonizing influence of a European or Western nation.
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Microbiome is the term scientists use to refer to the collection of bacteria, fungi, archaea, viruses, and parasites colonizing our body.
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Beyond the uncertain commercial prospects, Mr. Musk may be driven more by his long-term dreams of colonizing the solar system.
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The surging commercial art market has become another colonizing force, even as it has opened new economies for artists of color.
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The museum recounts what colonizing was about: beauty and desire — the desire of the other, and the domination of the other.
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Musk sat down with Bethesda director Todd Howard and host Geoff Keighley to talk video games, artificial intelligence, and colonizing space.
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Mr. Ryan supports all forms of domestic energy development, but Mr. Trump has called for colonizing Iraq's oil reserves through military intervention.
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SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk is set to talk about plans for colonizing Mars at a space conference in Mexico today.
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So, Dr. Logan concluded in a report in Royal Society Open Science, innovation may not be so important for colonizing new environments.
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Tech billionaires have been at the forefront of investing in colonizing space in a potential future when Earth is no longer inhabitable.
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China's neighbors dispute its claims to reefs and shoals, and fear that it is colonizing one of the world's most strategic waterways.
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" Cox writes: "They understood that by colonizing the newest portion of the nation, they were laying claim to citizenship in powerful ways.
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Native to the Indian and Pacific Oceans, the lionfish, which reproduces at a rapid rate, has been colonizing the Caribbean and Atlantic.
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To him, the immigrants are "colonizing" France by giving birth to more children and making its cities, towns — and even villages — unlivable.
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"At the time that the Dutch were colonizing in the West Indies and in Asia, Edam was shipped to colonies," Kindstedt said.
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WATCH: Buzz Aldrin talks colonizing Mars at SXSW Soon, the experience will also be available in the Oculus store for the Oculus Rift.
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The gut microbiomes of healthy mice that consumed probiotics seemed to resist the new bacteria strains entirely, preventing them from colonizing the gut.
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VICE: How did you first find out about this story, which doesn't exactly fit the traditional narrative of Americans colonizing Native American land?
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Avatar follows a group of humans colonizing a planet called Pandora, home to a species of humanoid, feline-like beings called the Na'vi.
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It reverses the plot of "Human Is." A boy sees his father replaced by a horrible alien doppelgänger, intent on colonizing the world.
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He explained that colonizing Mars, would be an important step necessary to ensuring humanity's survival in the event of a future dark age.
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The move would be in advance China's plan to land its astronauts there by 2030, with the aim of eventually colonizing the moon.
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Musk has long been a proponent of colonizing the planet Mars and he has used his considerable wealth to develop reusable rocket technology.
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Most of the lava wound up spilling into the ocean, creating an enormous new undersea delta that hardy ocean microbes are already colonizing.
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It's humanity's first step into colonizing space and acts as a test for how humans and gorillas respond to living in extraterrestrial conditions.
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Coywolves, a hybrid animal that's the result of mating between coyotes, wolves, and dogs, have been colonizing the eastern US pretty much undisturbed.
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SpaceX sent a rocket into orbit with a Tesla Roadster attached as part of its payload ... a major step forward for colonizing Mars.
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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has revealed just a few more concrete details about his plan to start colonizing Mars within the next decade.
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Long-term, this will also service CEO Elon Musk's goals of reaching and colonizing Mars, and potentially parts of space beyond, as well.
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Everyday, the colonizing US federal government is in violation of treaties and agreements they made with each tribe a century or so ago.
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SpaceX Then there's Elon Musk, who thinks that colonizing the Red Planet — and becoming an interplanetary species — is our best bet for survival.
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In the long term, Bezos intends for Blue Origin to support large-scale human spaceflight, with the goal of colonizing the solar system.
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Whether he's talking about building electric cars, tunneling under the streets of Los Angeles, or colonizing Mars, his stories matter more than others.
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He therefore encourages us to view ourselves as mere packets of information that A.I.s could beam to other galaxies as a colonizing force.
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" For his part, Bezos has frequently criticized the idea of colonizing Mars — a main goal of SpaceX — describing the idea as "un-motivating.
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The dream of colonizing other planets is either a source of inspiration or an ultimate distraction, depending on how you look at it.
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He's still at it of course; with a plan for a global digital currency (Libra), while bullishly colonizing literal hook-ups (Facebook Dating).
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Vo's work is a meditation on the Spanish colonization of Central America; interestingly, the cochineal beetle procreates by colonizing the pads of cacti.
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While international treaties ban countries from colonizing celestial bodies, the law permitted American companies to own whatever materials they can retrieve from them.
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Two years ago, I was at the International Astronautical Congress in Mexico where Elon Musk first unveiled his plans for colonizing the Red Planet.
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They found the bees were disappearing in areas that had gotten hotter, and some are colonizing in new areas that were previously too cold.
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And all infants delivered by C-section were exposed to antibiotics, which also may have reduced the number and variety of bacteria colonizing them.
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Apart from colonizing farmland in affected areas, the invasive plant is hurting harvests from orchards by starving fruit trees of nutrients, their owners said.
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Bezos said that he and Musk are alike in many ways, but that he isn't as singularly focused on colonizing Mars as Musk is.
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So while colonizing Mars remains a risky bet, the odds in favor of blockbuster space tech exits on Earth are getting a lot higher.
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The private space industry made strides in 2017 — SpaceX conducted 18 separate launches, as Elon Musk provided updates on his ambitions for colonizing Mars.
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Pressured, they engage an adaptation called fission-fusion, with packs breaking up and pairs and individuals scattering to the winds and colonizing new areas.
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Talking to President Obama at a South by South Lawn event in 2016, the actor appeared enthusiastic about Elon Musk's idea of colonizing Mars.
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"The Permian extinction opened the way for the origin of these lineages, and opened up opportunities for colonizing land and sea," Dr. Simões said.
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Next year, it plans to send a robotic spacecraft to Mars, and its leaders talk of colonizing the red planet a century from now.
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That timeline tweak laid the groundwork for a future ruled over by megacorporations, including the ones that led the charge on colonizing deep space.
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Instead of colonizing other countries and taking their resources — something Trump has proposed — it has built a web of alliances, partnerships, and global institutions.
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The shift from mercantilism to capitalism in the nineteenth century was accompanied by economic growth in Western, colonizing nations, but not enslaved or colonized populations.
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But otherwise the idea of colonizing Mars in order to have a safe place for refugees from our own planet is a very misconceived idea.
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And though the technology doesn't yet exist for humans to visit Mars, a number of researchers are addressing the challenges of colonizing the red planet.
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Long before Elon Musk started making dad jokes about colonizing space to build "Mars bars," three men from Yemen proclaimed themselves Martian real estate tycoons.
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One of the many challenges of colonizing Mars is that the planet is lacking many of the natural resources we rely on here on Earth.
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Some thought an earlier colonizing force from Germany had been to the top; others thought it was locals fleeing German forces who had climbed up.
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A common argument in favor of colonizing Mars is that it'll allow us to begin the process of transforming the planet to a habitable state.
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During the 43 minute talk, which is embedded above, Musk laid out SpaceX's future including colonizing Mars and building one rocket to rule them all.
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Look closer, though, and there is a mess of rats clustered in the center, terrorizing the occupants, and even colonizing some of their sleeping spaces.
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Critics took to Twitter to explain that the chain was "gleefully colonizing" the neighborhood, while the shop's Yelp rating plunged to a measly 1.5 stars.
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Windows- and Azure-powered bots will instead show up in all the most popular messaging apps on those platforms, colonizing them from the inside out.
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The launch test is another step toward colonizing Mars, which is why SpaceX is sending a Tesla Roadster as part of the rocket's test payload.
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Colonizing another planet is certainly cooler than a giant building full of batteries, but pulling this off would be a moonshot in its own right.
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Tuesday will also see the SpaceX CEO speak at the International Astronautical Conference in Mexico, where he's expected to reveal his plan for colonizing Mars.
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That'll be a big help if we ever want to make a go of colonizing Mars, or even of properly commercializing space closer to home.
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His father, who had resettled his family before in the pursuit of wealth, hatched another get-rich scheme: colonizing the fertile, untouched lands of Texas.
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The collective condemned the Argentine government, which they accused of "pursuing a nefarious colonizing policy" at the expense of Tucumán's largely sugar-dependent working class.
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Or look at Crusader Kings II that had a whole expansion (Sunset invasion) premised on the notion of the Aztec Empire invading and colonizing Europe.
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But soon the real impact of the policy became clear, as men entered the spaces, tagging along with their girlfriends and colonizing the phone booths.
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But soon the real impact of the policy became clear, as men entered the spaces, tagging along with their girlfriends and colonizing the phone booths.
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When British rule was established in the subcontinent in 1858, the dancers faced scorn from less socially liberal colonizing powers, but the tradition held on.
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Others derive some sense of cultural currency from renderings of flamenco dancers and bullfights, in spite of those subjects' connections to the colonizing influence of Spain.
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And still, critics' ignorance of the subject matter hinders their ability to assess the work, often relying on Eurocentric notions of excellence, further colonizing Indigenous performance.
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When these organisms began colonizing deeper layers of the ocean, where the need for antioxidants is lower, coelenterazine's ability to emit light became useful, Rees theorized.
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Columbus quickly established himself as a tyrant leader over Hispaniola, colonizing Haiti and the Dominican Republic and becoming the founder of the trans-Atlantic slave trade.
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A little closer to home, Elon Musk announced plans to start colonizing Mars as early as 2024 and sending cargo to the planet in 5 years.
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Siren is the mysterious organization in charge of colonizing the planet, which they say is the only terrain discovered thus far that can sustain human life.
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But still, the atmosphere of hate is felt as if it is touching the skin, touching the body, consuming, absorbing, colonizing all physical and virtual space.
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"Postcolonial Love Poem" is charged by the often violent intersection of colonizing languages (in this case, first Spanish and then English) with an Indigenous one (Mojave).
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And the colonizing of Nature he so hated — hyped as Manifest Destiny — was being cheered on by artists who claimed to revere him, Durand among them.
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The entrepreneur admits that he internalized this doubt and eventually saw Musk's passion for colonizing Mars as a "fool's errand" that wouldn't happen in their lifetime.
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But there is no reason why Bezos can't wake up tomorrow and decide to dedicate all of his personal fortune to colonizing Mars instead of saving journalism.
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Xenothrix was an "extremely derived titi monkey that underwent major body-plan modifications" after arriving and colonizing their new island environment, the researchers write in the study.
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Bezos has spoken publicly about his grand vision for colonizing space (and how it differs from, say, Elon Musk's) before, most notably at the 2016 Code Conference.
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Urban hunters armed with AR-19503s now prowl some major cities to check coyote populations that, as The New York Times put it, are "colonizing" urban centers.
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So cryptocurrency colloquially colonizing "crypto" was really only a matter of time, given how many joules of attention-energy are being claimed and drained in its name.
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Such natural rafts are quite well documented for historical periods and it is therefore a likely way of colonizing Luzon Island during the mid-Pleistocene by hominins.
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WINOKUR A really thrilling part of the show is the Battle of Mal Tiempo, which is where we watch him cut off the heads of colonizing Spaniards.
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For example, songbirds that migrate between North America and South America seem to have done the opposite of African species, with northern ancestors colonizing the equatorial south.
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With the satellite-internet business Musk may well have found a staple business for SpaceX, one which could make his dreams of colonizing Mars closer to reality.
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The fact that the Dutch were colonizing heavily in South America and then scattering into nearby regions, Kindstedt suggested, might explain the cheese's popularity in Central America.
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It's a reminder that even as you are starting to make yourself at home inside Talos I, there's an invader that's rapidly colonizing the space station around you.
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If governments can spend the lives of millions of people colonizing continents in order to expand, I don't really think a few stars and planets stand a chance.
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These minerals are taken from the seabed and so allow for the bartering of mining rights in supposedly international waters, effectively colonizing mare liberum right under our noses.
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Her aunt not only helps guide Ara in the way of falconry, but shows how her budding skills can help in the war against the colonizing robotic force.
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Elon Musk, our beloved spaceboy, sat down yesterday with Y Combinator's Sam Altman to talk about, well, a whole bunch of stuff: Colonizing new planets, productivity, artificial intelligence.
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Even though we're not really that close to colonizing the Red Planet, the SpaceX founder has some rather utopian ideas for how a government should work on Mars.
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But as Caty McCarthy of US Gamer reports, Edios seems to recognize that Lara is kind of awful, and aims to address the colonizing undertones of her story.
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But since that fateful eruption, the island has become a goldmine for biological research, with colonizing species likely first brought in by the wind or by birds' poop.
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For the past 19 years he has bankrolled his space company, Blue Origin, almost entirely out of pocket and has made his goal of colonizing the moon known.
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Bezos said that he and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk are "very like-minded" but he isn't as concerned with colonizing Mars, which is Musk's main goal for SpaceX.
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He liquidates $1 billion of Amazon stock per year to fund the project and its goals of supporting large-scale human space flight and colonizing the solar system.
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And for my puppy Summa there is the sac of gonads— male or female, I know not which— glistening memento of pursuit, colonizing whitherso tide or tidings sway.
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The noble task of the Covenant is to ferry thousands of people—most of them in suspended animation, or in embryo—to a new world, ripe for colonizing.
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The herd then moved north to Drakes Beach, knocking down a fence and colonizing the parking lot of the Kenneth C. Patrick Visitor Center, SFGate reported on Tuesday.
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Native communities in the Amazon were ravaged when European settlers began colonizing the Americas in the 1500s and later in the 1800s when rubber tappers flooded the region.
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He elaborates his argument through interviews conducted with Turkish NASA employees: from the legal issues of claiming another planet, to the technical challenges of colonizing a separate world.
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Just before his scheduled presentation about colonizing Mars, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk shared a rendering on Instagram of his monster interplanetary rocket sitting on the surface of the Moon.
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Entrepreneur Elon Musk's SpaceX is developing a massive rocket and capsule to transport large numbers of people and cargo to Mars with the ultimate goal of colonizing the planet.
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Like da Vinci, Harms said Musk has "enormous ideas": a hip plug-in car, the world's first reusable orbital rocket, colonizing Mars — oh, and did we mention the Hyperloop?
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But as the risk of climate change grows, this will likely change, with the wealthy colonizing the higher, less flood-prone ground inland and especially in and around downtown.
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He wasn't surprised to learn that microbes had already begun colonizing the environment, noting that this has been observed "many times" at Axial Seamount off the coast of Oregon.
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"I guess it's partly to do with Western Europe being the dominant cultural hegemony, with a history of colonizing other lands," she said in a Twitter DM to Mashable.
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SpaceX founder Elon Musk talked a huge game earlier today during his unveiling of a proposed "Interplanetary Transport System," for taking people to Mars and colonizing the Red Planet.
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Speakers and attendees alike traded extraordinary visions of the future: colonizing other planets, commuting to work in flying cars, employing self-programming computers and extending human life by centuries.
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While the series isn't explicitly about colonizing the solar system, that does figures in prominently, as the planet becomes a major political player in this future, inhabited solar system.
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He touched on everything from colonizing Mars, to space tourism, to using his rocket design to shorten travel from New York City to Shanghai to less than 30 minutes.
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" And beyond the basic incentives, like colonizing a foreign planet and saving humanity from an impending extinction event, Musk says the trip to Mars will be "an incredible adventure.
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In response to a question about whether the company should be worrying about colonizing the solar system when its rockets are still exploding on the ground, Musk was conciliatory.
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The Asian carp is the target of a proposed $800 million plan to prevent the fish from colonizing Lake Michigan, earning it the reputation of a notably costly pest.
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In short, NASA wants to be done shouldering the financial responsibility for the ISS, so that it can instead spend taxpayer money on other things, like colonizing the moon.
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Bishara's claims of "relentless colonizing" are similarly false—in the last 20 years Israel has unilaterally withdrawn from most of Hebron, southern Lebanon and all of the Gaza Strip.
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This includes thinking about why our language for developing understandings of environments that are new to us tends to still be colonial: "colonizing Mars" and "exploring" and "developing," for example.
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Of course, the idea of the Catholic church denouncing a colonizing chain of franchises that often infiltrates the poorest areas of the world for its own motives is intensely ironic.
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Ludeon Studios's sci-fi management sim RimWorld—available in early access since July 2016—gives you this choice, among many others, thanks to focusing on the human side of colonizing.
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In the process, it totally erases the countless other victims who were slaves and other people of color with foreign religions that were demonized as witchcraft by white, colonizing Christians.
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Musk, who is eyeing 2022 for SpaceX's first cargo mission to Mars, says colonizing the red planet will help to avoid human extinction in the case of a doomsday event.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: ESA Advanced Concepts Team/GizmodoA fascinating competition to devise an efficient way of colonizing the galaxy has resulted in this beautiful—and provocative—visualization.
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The comments from fans who point out the series' colonizing worldview underscore just how significant it is that the Bond franchise is moving, however slowly, toward a more progressive framework.
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Among astronomers, Frank is especially famous for the Drake Equation, which attempts to estimate the number of intelligent civilizations that, by all rights, should be out there colonizing our galaxy.
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The artist-run organization 4heads, which has staged the annual Governors Island Art Fair in New York since 2008, is going to be colonizing another dramatic historic space with art.
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But Stephen Chan, a local lawmaker, blamed the agriculture department for not being tough enough and said that more should be done to prevent the animals from colonizing residential areas.
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The first group of characters were in a post-apocalyptic hell, the second colonizing a space station, and all of them needed all-in-one, all-weather, all-sustaining garments.
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Nowadays, tales of the city's slow recovery tend to focus on plucky hipsters from Los Angeles or Brooklyn colonizing abandoned spaces, opening pickle companies or tilling little urban agriculture plots.
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They occasionally brought them over two kilometers, far enough to achieve long-distance seed dispersal — "important for gene flow between different plant populations and colonizing new habitats," Dr. Carpenter said.
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They occasionally brought them over two kilometers, far enough to achieve long-distance seed dispersal — "important for gene flow between different plant populations and colonizing new habitats," Dr. Carpenter said.
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The feasibility of colonizing the Red Planet has born much speculation over the past few decades, with this fantasy appearing in an ample supply of works in film and literature.
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But he says space is his passion, and he founded Blue Origin two decades ago to start developing the technologies that could support the long-term dream of colonizing the cosmos.
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Instead, it redoubles its efforts and pushes to make the American space program even more robust in the name of colonizing the solar system for the good ol' stars and stripes.
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Mark Zuckerberg: Well, I think that there's a difference between the example that you're using of a wealthy society going and colonizing or doing different things that had different negative effects.
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Eurasia's horizontal axis allowed plants and germs to spread easily along latitudinal belts, endowing its inhabitants with large populations, powerful technologies, and fiercely contagious diseases (useful weapons in colonizing foreign lands).
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When the Science piece came out, there was a brief media frenzy, with some journalists predicting that TERMES would end up colonizing Mars, and others warning of the coming robot apocalypse.
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Is net neutrality really such a dry, apolitical issue of consumer concern, or does it confront the colonizing tendencies of the corporate sector on the global internet and its material infrastructure?
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Whether you're building a power grid, colonizing an alien world or betraying King Arthur and each other, what you're really doing is erecting a cardboard trellis along which conversation can grow.
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Beside finding a good sperm preservation method, these mice show that if (or when) humans start living in space or colonizing other planets, the human race might be able to survive.
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She goes deep on how the infinite scroll of the internet is colonizing everything, creating reboot after remake after sequel, and the resulting essay is brilliant, as are the accompanying GIFs.
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Now, Zod has set his sights on ensuring the survival of his race by colonizing other worlds, in a plan that harkens back to the plot of 2013's Man of Steel.
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These works represent my reimagined replacement of the natural beauty that lived and breathed atop the minerals that brought wealth and abundance to colonizing cultures, contrasting the ideas of nature and territory.
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We pick up 600 years after the events of the original trilogy, with Commander Ryder (our new hero) serving as the vanguard for an exploration force charged with colonizing a new galaxy.
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The idea was that if we were ever going to seriously consider colonizing Mars, we'd have to figure out a way to create sustainable habitats that fulfilled our needs as a species.
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That seems to be the thinking, at least, of the ultra-wealthy Americans spending thousands on "young blood" transfusions, preserving their bodies through cryonics, and colonizing space in case Earth becomes uninhabitable.
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Perhaps the biggest danger is that Musk's vision of colonizing Mars looks too much like a disposable Earth philosophy – we've messed up this planet, so time to move on to the next.
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Musk has risen to popularity on a tide of utopian visions—from colonizing Mars (using his company's rockets) to tunneling under Los Angeles (using his company's machines) to alleviate "soul crushing" traffic.
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Where average people might see making rent this month as being impossible—forget colonizing Mars or getting off fossil fuels—Musk builds rockets and electric sports cars and sends them to space.
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Mr. Musk has long talked about his dreams of colonizing Mars, and at the same conference last year, he finally provided engineering details: a humongous reusable rocket called the Interplanetary Transport System.
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Musk's talk at IAC a few weeks ago raised a lot of eyebrows — the rumored BFR, or "Big Fucking Rocket," was documented at least in concept, as was a plan for colonizing Mars.
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Like the colonizing forces of the West itself, Westworld itself has expanded this season to show us new parks with imagined settings in British-ruled India (the Raj) and feudal Japan (Shogun World).
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The billionaire innovator, who doubles as CEO of SpaceX with dreams of colonizing Mars, said recently in an interview at TED Talks that he likes flying things but that flying cars aren't doable.
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Here are the latest BFR pictures Musk showed, how the in-development spacecraft has changed, and why tweaks that SpaceX engineers made are so important for the company's ultimate goal of colonizing Mars.
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"One of the things we see over and over again is that the a lot of invasive species are really good at beating the native species to colonizing these open habitats," says Barton.
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The arty edge, however, belongs to Proenza Schouler, a brand that began colonizing the Chelsea gallery scene more than a decade ago — at least as it exists in some shared industrial-chic imagination.
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The Scenario: Your friend is deathly afraid of cockroaches and worries that seeing one scurry across the floor means there are a few hundred colonizing the space in his walls and beneath his floors.
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"The technical presentation will focus on potential architectures for colonizing the Red Planet that industry, government and the scientific community can collaborate on in the years ahead," the IAC's description of the talk reads.
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Elon Musk, who is literally shooting for the stars with his investments in colonizing Mars and bringing electric cars mainstream, is hopeful that entrepreneurs will focus their energy on the biggest issues facing humanity.
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Image Credit: NASAWe're all looking forward to interstellar travel and colonizing Mars, but first, we've got a lot to learn about how the human body responds to the cold dark void of outer space.
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In a Reddit Ask Me Anything (AMA) session Sunday, the billionaire was asked a number of questions from the technical specs of his rockets to how his plans for colonizing Mars would play out.
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In some ways, Europe has become to the rest of the world what Germany once was to Europeans: an aggressive colonizing force with walls around it that talks about itself and ignores everyone else.
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Keith and Lynn began colonizing the rest of the city, heading first to the Upper West Side with their second successful update on the French bistro Café Luxembourg (Odeon for the Central Park set).
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Listening to the hypnotic tunes of the soundtrack, a feeling of estrangement permeates the viewer; the frantic activity of the vehicles on the ski slopes inspires reveries of alien machines colonizing an inhospitable planet.
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"These findings led us to test whether yeast colonizing in the bladder could ferment sugar to produce ethanol," the clinicians wrote in a case study, which was published in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
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Lockheed Martin is one of several legacy companies working to be a part of future Mars missions, while SpaceX and its founder Elon Musk are pushing to begin colonizing Mars as early as 2022.
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But when you actually go back and look closely at his positions over the years, it becomes very clear that he has consistently advocated hawkish policies, like colonizing Iraq and Libya for their oil.
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FB: Right now we have an opportunity to use an extreme environment to simulate most of the challenges that astronauts are or will be facing in the future, especially with regards to colonizing other planets.
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While discussing the logistics of colonizing Mars, including building human-friendly living spaces, Musk told Popular Mechanics that food could be grown on solar-powered hydroponic farms located either underground or in an enclosed structure.
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Coyotes are largely associated with their ancestral bastions in the wild lands of the American West, but they are highly adaptable, and in recent years they have been colonizing large population centers throughout North America.
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This is the biggest rocket ever launched by a private company, and it paves the way for an even-larger rocket planned by Musk, called B.F.R., which could help realize Musk's dream of colonizing Mars.
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SpaceX's long-term goal is to make colonizing Mars affordable, and Musk has said that the company won't file for an initial public offering until what Musk calls the "Mars Colonial Transporter" is flying regularly.
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For example, it contends that President Lincoln was once a liberator who sought to avoid being goaded into a destructive civil war by European powers jealous of America's success, and had designs on colonizing Mexico.
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SpaceX, which Musk founded with the aim of colonizing Mars, is one of several private and government-funded ventures vying to put people and cargo on the red planet, and other destinations beyond Earth's orbit. Amazon.
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But for the Genius web annotator, which was developed only after the browsers of the world had already become too secure for code injection, aggressively colonizing the rest of the internet is the only way forward.
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Or, rather, try not to think of e-mail, since, chances are, while you floss, steep tea, make love, or read these sentences, new messages are proliferating in your inbox, colonizing your time and your brain.
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He made the rounds at all the shelters for handouts, kept roaches from colonizing the kitchen, and, once, after Nacho'd asked who the fuck made him king, Rod broke his thumbs launching him into the wall.
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And it wasn't just colonizing genre movies or speculative fiction: VR figured prominently in syndicated live-action kiddie fare like VR Troopers, and even popped up in episodes of Murder She Wrote and Mad About You.
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They may have better plans, but all the plans and theories that I have seen so far or heard from the people who are knowledgeable, say that the Moon is a necessary step to colonizing Mars.
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In Ms. Nguyen's paintings, red and pink backgrounds suggest the blazes of historical wars, and the word floats across the sky to become a taunting echo: a colonizing voice telling these women that they don't matter.
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Declines in their populations are associated with increasing frequency of hotter temperatures and drying out of habitats, which raises bumblebees' risk for extinction and diminishes their chances of colonizing a new area and creating more species.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross told CNBC on Thursday the future of commercial space projects depends on colonizing the moon, as the current administration wants private industry to take the lead on furthering American interests in space.
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Unfortunately, the colonizing attitude of my team followed us onto the Jeepney that first night—they suddenly erupted into loud Bible songs while sitting right alongside locals who were clearly exhausted from a long day of work.
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It was 100 founders, folks from NASA, SpaceX who were getting together to discuss colonizing Mars, or industries that could be viable now with revenue that could be generated now that can also be used on Mars.
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Since the creation of the office, the United States presidency has been occupied by men who have refused to hold the government they preside over accountable for the legal agreements their colonizing predecessors signed with Native nations.
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And even though the focus was supposed to be on Earth's wilderness, we couldn't help but discuss the possibility of colonizing other planets in our Solar System and whether or not life exists elsewhere in our galactic neighborhood.
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"If humanity is seriously contemplating colonizing Mars, another planet, or one of the nearby moons in the future, then people need to identify, understand, and send the most competitive and beneficial pioneers," Lopez and his co-authors wrote.
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Simultaneously, with the powerful backing of LVMH, Mr. Jacobs and Mr. Duffy took the Marc Jacobs brand global, with estimated sales of around $2295 million by 22018 and new stores colonizing upscale shopping districts from Paris to Tokyo.
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The Portuguese began colonizing the area we now know as Brazil during the early 1500s, and before long it became the hub for the Atlantic slave trade, dwarfing even the colonies in what would become the United States.
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On the part of the colonizing nation responsible for much of the violence, solving the MMIW crisis requires a substantial change in how American politicians and their constituencies understand tribal nations and their right to govern their land.
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Astronaut Buzz Aldrin proposed a solution at the 2013 edition of the Humans to Mars Summit for colonizing the Red Planet: deploy a fleet of robots to Mars orbit and have them assemble the components of a living structure.
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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk previously said that profits from NASA missions will help the company work toward its goal of colonizing Mars, though he admitted the mission would require much more funding than what NASA contracts alone could provide.
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Alex Jones—the bellowing conspiracy dynamo who sometimes plays an animated bellowing conspiracy dynamo—dropped some heavy knowledge on his Infowars viewers Thursday, as his guest claimed that NASA is secretly colonizing Mars with kidnapped child slaves, MediaMatters reports.
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France summoned Italy's ambassador to Paris last month after Di Maio said the French had "never stopped colonizing" African countries, while Salvini, head of the nationalist Lega, has also butted heads with Paris over his brutal clamp down on immigration.
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He's also reminded the public many times before that there is a very real possibility that a nuclear war could devastate the planet and that colonizing the Solar System is the only certain way to mitigate against such an extinction events.
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Colonizing Mars is usually coded either as a grand ambition for humanity, the next Moon landing, or an escape hatch for a species on the brink, a plan B for a people spoiling their planet with climate change, war, etc.
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In his latest book, On the Future: Prospects for Humanity, cosmologist and astrophysicist Martin Rees addressed the issue of colonizing Mars rather succinctly: By 2100 thrill seekers... may have established 'bases' independent from the Earth—on Mars, or maybe on asteroids.
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To that end, the eccentric executive, whose business endeavors range from accelerating the electrification of vehicles in order to preserve the environment to colonizing Mars, decided he wanted to develop an underground network of tunnels so that cars could circumvent traffic.
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Islamophobia on the internet reflects Islamophobia, cultural violence and literal violence, and structural white supremacy that is embedded in the very fabric of countries (especially former colonizing countries) like New Zealand, and for that matter, the United States, and Australia.
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At a time when chain drugstores are seemingly colonizing every block of New York City, the family-owned C.O. Bigelow, on the Avenue of the Americas between West Eighth and Ninth Streets, has managed not only to survive but to flourish.
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This week Elon Musk had to put colonizing Mars, building a Hyperloop, and trying not to mess things up with Grimes aside to deal with an issue of paramount importance: Arguing with some artist's daughter about a farting unicorn on Twitter.
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It was in the trees and valleys below this peak that, North Korean histories also claim, his father, Kim Il-Sung, lead an army of guerilla fighters based out of a secret mountain encampment on dangerous missions against colonizing Japanese forces.
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We know the men on these ships will die and that the British Empire will eventually both fade and come to be seen as a colonizing force that didn't bring purity and goodness to the world, as it imagined it did.
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Walker is the epitome of white male privilege, colonizing images of us that are either painful or sexual — both tantalizing to his audience — and then, when confronted, cowering and hiding behind artistic expression and his right as an artist to not be censored.
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Elon Musk's SpaceX is developing a massive rocket and capsule to transport large numbers of people and cargo to Mars with the ultimate goal of colonizing the planet, with Musk saying he would like to launch the first crew as early as 2024.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A fossil finger bone dating back about 90,000 years that was unearthed in Saudi Arabia's Nefud Desert is pointing to what scientists are calling a new understanding of how our species came out of Africa en route to colonizing the world.
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It's not so surprising that the white-throated rail species colonized a distant island—but a new paper documents perhaps the first case of the same genus of rail colonizing the same island and then evolving along the same trajectory in response.
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Breaking taboos through paintings and digital media — including Twitter and a sex talk radio show, by addressing issues of gender, sex, pleasure, and abuse — Johannesburg-based Lady Skollie is colonizing London with her first solo UK exhibition, Lust Politics at Tyburn Gallery.
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They didn't much like Bernard Tschumi's shapely but garish blue-glass luxury condo tower, either —- its arrival in the neighborhood a dozen years ago seemed to plant an incongruous flag for colonizing bourgeoisie — so they didn't want tons more glass and gloss.
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" Mr. Villanueva, who has held leadership positions in philanthropy, and is an enrolled member of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina, argues that philanthropy in the United States continues to transmit a "colonizing virus" by remaining "top-down, closed-door and expert-driven.
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In particular, Bezos is targeting the Moon as a first step, and while he has voiced support for colonizing Mars, he has publicly disagreed with the "backup planet" strategy, saying that Earth is "by far the best" planet for humans to live on.
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And the cell must live in a particular context within its host — dodging the immune system, colonizing some tissues and not others, metastasizing to very particular sites: bones but not kidneys for some cancers; liver but not the adjacent spleen for others.
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So while the dream of colonizing Mars remains a distant one, perhaps the scaled-down dream of sucking valuable metals out of asteroids, or turning a patch of the lunar regolith into soil to grow some space veggies, isn't too far off.
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SpaceX fans will be listening closely to Musk's talk in Boca Chica next week for updates on how the specifics of Starship and Super Heavy's design may have changed since Musk gave his last in-depth talk about colonizing Mars in September 2017.
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Cannupa Hanska Luger gives us an earth that looks denuded of other life, except for two agents, spirits, avatars who are magpie colored, walk on two legs, and may be reclaiming the land that was lost to greed and dehumanizing colonizing practices.
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That premise suggests a potentially fascinating world for a TV show to be set in, but it doesn't offer much in the way of characters who might live in that world or what they might do in it (unless "colonizing the solar system" qualifies).
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Liquid water on Mars does open the door to advancing our understanding of whether life exists elsewhere in the universe and maybe makes it reasonable to talk about colonizing the planet, But we're a long ways away from making any additional and substantive advances.
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The billionaire SpaceX founder and CEO has talked frequently about his goal of colonizing Mars, with Musk even suggesting that Mars colonies could terraform the planet to build sustainable cities within three decades and that the billionaire could eventually move to the Red Planet himself.
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KRZ moves effortlessly from dreamy to dreary, oppressive to oblique, all in an effort to show the beauty and complexity of the world that is being closed down and ironed out by the Consolidated Electric Co ( KRZ's chief allegory for the colonizing power of capitalism).
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Even though its channels don't air Christmas movies 21998 days in a row, its Christmastime strategy is gradually colonizing the rest of its calendar, from its Winterfest in January to its countdown to Valentine's Day in February to its Harvest Festival month in the fall.
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Even when preorders were just at 198,000, Musk suggested the company will have to change how it plans to build the car: Definitely going to need to rethink production planning... But forgetting Musk's earthly ambitions, the SpaceX CEO wants to begin colonizing Mars by 2024.
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And as I sat beneath fluorescent cylinders spewing aggressively artificial light, I thought about how we all believed ourselves to be the hero of some personal epic, when in fact we were basically identical organisms colonizing a vast and windowless room that smelled of Lysol and lard.
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That's a huge part of why we're in the mess we're in, and have been in since brutal colonizing settlers first set foot on this land; men like Ted Cruz have wielded far too much power for far too long, and caused far too much harm.
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He's said before that he thinks colonizing Mars will eventually be vital to human survival: "I think there is a strong humanitarian argument for making life multiplanetary in order to safeguard the existence of humanity in the event that something catastrophic were to happen," Musk told Aeon.
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Freedom fighters saw similarities in their struggle, a seeming David and Goliath story of a small group trying to stand up against an outsized enemy, whether it be the United States, as in the case of Cuba, or the grip of colonizing powers, as in Africa.
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I've been told to keep my hood up if an encounter with a true-past local is unavoidable; people from our time are much darker than the colonizing groups in the times we visit, which means we could wind up enslaved or dead if we're not careful.
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"When you're going out into space and colonizing planets, if you happen to end up on a planet that isn't a goldilocks planet—a very Earth-like world—where there's a harsh environment, the thing that becomes a precious commodity is your ability to sustain the population," she says.
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Syfy Wire political columnist and culture critic Ana Marie Cox, using her well-known arsenal of snark, takes up the same argument where colonizing the moon is concerned, even mentioning the water crisis in Flint, a municipal government problem, that needs attending to before sending people into deep space.
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Earlier this week, SpaceX founder Elon Musk announced his plans for colonizing Mars by the middle of this century, using a humongous new spacecraft design called the Interplanetary Transport System (ITS), which would be capable of carrying a crew of 100 people to the Red Planet at a time.
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Starlink's network could connect regions and customers that previously had poor or non-existent internet connectivity, however, and for SpaceX, it's an opportunity to build out another pillar of revenue in addition to launch services that could support founder Elon Musk's long-term goals of reaching and colonizing Mars.
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There was once a time when an interest in rockets and interplanetary travel was an innocent pastime, and not inextricably linked with dreams of power, the colonizing of space, and the founding of the United States Space Force, a new branch of the American military devoted to space warfare.
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In this biofilm of the common soil bacterium Bacillus subtilis, for example, some cells secrete extracellular matrix and anchor in place, while some stay motile; cells at the edges of the biofilm may divide for growth, while others in the middle release spores for surviving tough conditions and colonizing new locations.
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Over the past week or two, Mass Effect: Andromeda has me thinking about Last year's 'No Man's Sky' inspired me to write about the desire for "the last game"—a way to escape our earthly troubles forever—and in some ways, the dream of exploring and colonizing space overlaps with that.
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They have released the below teaser showing the pre-alpha build of the game — which is described as a persistent simulation where players are tasked with colonizing an alien planet, managing multiple characters in real-time and interacting with characters managed by other human players they encounter in the game space.
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The sunlight came and went, still burning off the remaining cloud cover and playing across the manicured gardens of the converted textile mill, looking out over the valley and village below — the same high spot where the colonizing Spanish built a church to symbolize god's reign over all things earthly.
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Based on what was discussed during these sessions, here are some major trends to watch out for in the future of space exploration—without the sales pitch: ASTEROID MINING One of the biggest tricks in colonizing space is figuring out how to get the resources necessary for this venture into orbit.
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Be it Greenland or another part of the globe, the concept is, quite obviously, not a new one for the United States, or any major colonizing power; as a matter of fact, 'buying,' occupying, and poisoning land that does not truly belong to them is, historically, kind of their thing.
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"The idea that we could give someone something to bolster or strengthen the defenses of a travelers' microbiome to prevent bad bacteria from colonizing and causing illness is an attractive one," says Mark Riddle, MD, MPH, chair and professor of the department of preventive medicine and biostatistics at the Uniformed Services University.
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The company plans to increase the pace of its rocket launches, which is already at more than one per month; start flying humans to the ISS and around the Moon; and finish developing and testing the BFR, which would pave the way for the company to achieve Elon Musk's goal of colonizing Mars.
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Big City In the mid-1940s, Joel Teitelbaum, an eminent and charismatic rabbi, immigrated to the United States, colonizing a section of Williamsburg in Brooklyn for his Hasidic sect, the Satmar, its name taken from the Hungarian town of Szatmar, where Rabbi Teitelbaum had fought to resist the encroachments of a modernizing society.
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Douglass thought comparatively little of Lincoln at first — describing him as "honest" but without claim to "any literary culture beyond the circle of his practical duties" — and breathed fire when Lincoln used the first-ever presidential meeting with African-Americans to promote a racist plan for colonizing Negroes outside of the country.
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The wealthy of the tech industry have historically liked to fund international, or even intergalactic, moonshot projects — colonizing outer space, building a clock to last 21,27 years, or convincing kids to drop out of college — rather than the unglitzy, frontline work of soup kitchens, homeless shelters, and food banks in their backyards.
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Dangerous microbes would be discarded, while only the "most productive" microbes would be included for future missions, as the authors write:If humanity is seriously contemplating colonizing Mars, another planet or one of the nearby moons in the future, then people need to identify, understand and send the most competitive and beneficial pioneers.
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They need protection from the disruption and colonizing effect of markets—the reason Donald Trump's pro-market, pro-Wall Street, pro-employer politics makes such a grotesque of his appeal to traditionalism—and they need protection from both the old inequalities of tradition itself and markets' acceleration of those into new realms of precarity.
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The mission for the four men and four women was to inhabit this Earth simulator, for two locked-in years, to test the feasibility of colonizing Mars with similar systems — as a dress rehearsal, that is, for a Noah's Ark-like scheme to reseed the planet's flora and fauna, including humans, in outer space.
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The best example of Euro Style games is "Settlers of Catan", a German board game first published in 1995, which popularized the genre around Europe and the U.S. The game involves a group of players colonizing an island, building a settlement and requires the players to trade for resources, emphasizing co-operation, negotiation and social skills.
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Jumping ahead to a million years, a near-extinction level volcanic eruption is expected on Earth, so hopefully, we'll have accomplished the goal of fully terraforming Mars which is estimated to be possible by 100,000 AD. If we're traveling through the stars and colonizing other planets, by 2,000,000 AD we could be evolving into entirely different species.
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" I like to imagine SpaceX planted these questioners to make the guy on stage talking about colonizing Mars look like the sane one in the room When it was time to start wrapping up, Musk appeared tired of the onslaught of personal pleas and agendas, having told quite a few attendees to ask "questions, not essays.
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I quote a survey in the book that [asked] folks in the UK about how they felt about the British Empire colonizing the world and controlling most of the land and most of the people in the world at one point, and about 60 percent of folks in the UK thought it was a positive thing.
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The feud is reigniting more than 100 years of tension between the two nations, which involved Japan colonizing Korea in the early 1900s and using forced Korean labor during World War II.Many South Koreans are now punishing Japan by boycotting its goods, and local businesses are posting signs barring Japanese people from entering or ensuring customers that no Japanese goods are on sale.
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Incarnations of Chandigarh's designs are visible elsewhere in India, too, in buildings emblematic of what literary theorist Homi K. Bhabha describes in The Location of Culture as a "third space": the steady integration of the visual semiotics of a colonizing culture into an indigenous system, till the aesthetic has transformed into something far more unique than the former could've attempted.
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If the canvases of Ringgold and Thomas embody a counter-narrative representing a clean break with Modernism's colonizing obsessions, the Kenyan-born artist Michael Armitage has adopted, up to a point, the aesthetic heritage of Western art history, answering its theft of African forms and signifiers with a hybrid vision that affirms the porousness of ethnocultural borders and, in effect, co-opts the traditional hierarchies of power.
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A former official at biotech firm, Vion Pharmaceuticals, that experienced a failed trial in the first-ever attempt to use Salmonella as a cancer-fighting agent decades ago, said this week it might have continued with more trials if this technique had been available because the ultrasound would have allowed it to better track the bacteria to see if they were successfully colonizing patient tumors — Vion had to use tissue biopsies.
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People say, "I don't play the politics game, I don't pay attention to politics" — well, the environment is getting poisoned, families are getting pulled apart and deported, prisons are privatized, real-life Nazis live happily among us, Native Americans are so disenfranchised our country is basically still colonizing them, Puerto Rico has been abandoned, the American education system has been turned into a business, and every day 96 people get shot and killed.
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"With this mission we're laying the foundation for going there," astronaut Alexander Gerst, who is set to become the first German commander of the International Space Station in 2018, told Reuters TV. Elon Musk's SpaceX is developing a massive rocket and capsule to transport large numbers of people and cargo to Mars with the ultimate goal of colonizing the planet, and the U.S. entrepreneur has said he would like to launch the first crew as early as 2024.
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Taking their cue from Elon Musk colonizing Mars, Peter Thiel reversing the aging process, or Sam Altman and Ray Kurzweil uploading their minds into supercomputers, they were preparing for a digital future that had a whole lot less to do with making the world a better place than it did with transcending the human condition altogether and insulating themselves from a very real and present danger of climate change, rising sea levels, mass migrations, global pandemics, nativist panic, and resource depletion.
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Planted ten years ago with the help of paper artist and MacArthur Fellow Tim Barrett, who provided the kozo cuttings from the University of Iowa's Center for the Book, it is the largest cultivated kozo grove in the U.S. Kozo trees, which are native to Asia, and considered to be an invasive species in most of the US because of their highly opportunistic growing strategies that are successful in colonizing patches of disturbed fields; it is also a tree highly prized for over two thousand years in ancient Asian paper-making techniques.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's announcement this week that the U.S. will recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital violates international law, increases the likelihood of violence against Palestinians, Israelis and Americans, upturns decades of official U.S. policy, puts Washington at odds with almost every other country in the world, and rewards Israeli leaders for appropriating and colonizing Palestinian land.
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