Floracopeia’s Holiday DIY – Using Incense

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Floracopeia #39;s Holiday DIY - Using Incense Resins to Turn Your Home Into a Temple
http://www.floracopeia.com Taya from Floracopeia shows us how easy it is to use resins and aromatic woods as incense in any space. How using resins such as Frankincense, Myrrh, Copal, Pion Pine, and others can clear out negative energies. Also how using woods such as Agarwood (also known as Oud) and Palo Santo can bring prosperity and spiritual enlightenment.From:FloracopeiaViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:50More inEducation

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Premium Astrology Client Care Team Puts The “C” in Commitment and Care

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Premium Astrology offers the service of astrological reports, transit period guides, and an abundance of free resources and tools for those seeking company and support on their own individual path of enlightenment. Because every persons path is different than anothers, Premium Astrology has put together an extraordinary client care team that puts the C in care when it comes to their commitment to a superior quality of product and service for each and every one of their individual clients.

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The Force Unleashed Walkthrough – Episode 3 :: Master Rahm Kota – Video

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The Force Unleashed Walkthrough - Episode 3 :: Master Rahm Kota
Wherein Nari continues to wreck a tie-fighter factory, fails to jump to a platform a few feet away but later jumps out of a falling space station onto a moving ship, and meets Jedi Master Rahm Kota. ~ Walkthrough Jump-Guide ~ #9658; 00:00 #9668; Event 1 ~ Navigation ~ Previous Episode - Next Episode - Entire Playlist -From:NarishmViews:1 2ratingsTime:22:41More inGaming

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Mia, Myself

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Ep. 1_1 Hello, I must be boldly going. A strange visitor from another world arives at the space station Otsbog 6.From:EnrobsoPic72Views:9 1ratingsTime:04:59More inFilm Animation

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BlueTech Forum 2012 – NASA Research and Experiments Water Technology Applications, Michael Flynn – Video

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NASA is the forefront of researching advanced life support and closed water systems for deep space exploration, and for expanding the frontiers for long-term human colonization of space. The focus on water has led to inventions and applications that we commonly use in everyday life. On our space station, Planet Earth, we have a limited supply of water and are increasingly looking at ways to sustainably meet water needs. These programs have yielded forward osmosis, osmotic distillation, and ammonia reduction mdash;just a few of the topics we will hear about in our engaging "Thinking Outside the Bubble" presentations.From:BlueTechResearchViews:0 0ratingsTime:22:52More inScience Technology

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NASA The Best View in the Solar System by Davell Burnett – Video

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Time-lapse sequences looking back at our multi-colored planet from low earth orbit, as viewed from the International Space Station. Images edited using Adobe Lightroom with some cropping and image manipulation.From:Lunar00IndustriesViews:1 1ratingsTime:03:36More inPeople Blogs

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Farming on Mars

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Farming on Mars the Moon
The question of how to grow edible and useable crops on the moon and Mars is being explored by a University of Mississippi administrator directing a cutting-edge research project aboard the International Space Station. Video by Mary Stanton.From:univmsViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:12More inEducation

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"The Evolution of a Rocket", Episode 36 of Journey Into Space – Video

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"The Evolution of a Rocket", Episode 36 of Journey Into Space
Rockets, airplanes, ships and the like often have a design evolution over their lifetimes, and it sometimes takes a few version numbers before the design fully maximizes its potential, sometimes expanding into roles that were never envisioned for it originally. The Simplex rocket was built with a very simple intention: to build a capable one-man rocket, able to reach the Interkerbin Space Station, with a minimal launch weight. Particularly a minimal first stage, which would be powered by jet engines. But there is no such thing as a good idea that we can #39;t run right into the ground. 😉 The Simplex FAR was the next stage, a one-man rocket to reach the High Altitude Research Station, one million meters up. To enable that, we needed to launch a robotic fuel freighter to the low-kerbin-orbit space station, to top up the fuel tanks. But you know, why stop there? In our next episode, we #39;ll launch the Simplex DUNA, a one-man rocket to go to Duna and return, all still launched on top of that same jet-powered first stage. How humane it is to send someone on a months-long journey to another planet in something the size of a coat closet is another issue to be dealt with, at some indefinite future point. 😉 ****************** The Simplex 2, granddaddy of the series: sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net The Simplex FAR 5, designed for the High Altitude Research Station and beyond: sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net The Simplex DUNA, still untested. sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net The High Altitude Research Station ...From:Robert DoddViews:4 5ratingsTime:52:25More inEntertainment

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Ravenstar Ascent in Orbiter Simulator – Video

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This ascent in the XR-2 Ravenstar space shuttle for the 2010 Orbiter Simulator went well, but not quite good enough to meet up with the International Space Station. The reason for this is because I had a bank error for the early supersonic portion of the ascent and wound up a little bit too far south on the ascent track. I was also flying the Ravenstar with all the specific performance settings to minimum, with a full payload of cargo and passengers; this is my first attempt to rendezvous that configuration with the International Space Station. The other error I did not discover during the simulation was that I hit Ctrl-G to raise the landing gear on take-off instead of G. This opened the SCRAM intakes instead. I noticed the gear was still down, but I failed to notice the SCRAM intakes were open until the point where I would normally have opened them. All the software required is free of charge, download here and install according to instructions: Orbiter: orbit.medphys.ucl.ac.uk OrbiterSound and UMMu orbiter.dansteph.com Altea XR series: http://www.alteaaerospace.comFrom:featherwingloveViews:0 0ratingsTime:29:48More inScience Technology

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CubeSats in orbit after historic space station deployment

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(Phys.org)—Typically satellites launch from Earth, requiring dedicated launch vehicles to propel them into the proper orbit. The cost for this launch scenario could be reduced considerably if there was another way to get the satellites into their optimal orbit. The Japan Aerospace and Exploration Agency (JAXA) found a way to cut the costs of this activity by designing a small satellite launcher ...

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Space-Traveling Cirque Du Soleil Founder On Elon Musk: He Did The First Step For Galactic Tourism

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Last night at Marlborough Gallery in midtown, Guy Laliberte--the built-like-a-wrestler founder of Cirque du Soleil--showed off a selection of large-scale photographs he took during a 12-day stint aboard the International Space Station.

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Canadian Astronaut Will Strum Christmas Carols in Space

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After years of leading his fellow astronauts in Christmas carols on the ground, Chris Hadfield will be playing holiday tunes this year on the International Space Station.

The Canadian astronaut will blast off toward the station Dec. 19 to join the Expedition 34 and 35 missions.

He will spend the next five months, including the festive season, in space, separated from his family. Hadfield will also be away from Max Q and Bandella, the two astronaut bands he belongs to that occasionally do gigs in Houston.

Luckily for Hadfield, he doesn't have to leave music on the ground completely. There is at least one musical souvenir from his country already onboard the orbiting laboratory: a Larrive Parlor acoustic guitar, which was shipped to NASA years ago from its company's headquarters in Vancouver, Canada. Hadfield, a veteran of two space shuttle flights, plans to play the guitar during his down time on the station. [Video: How to Play the Zero-G Guitar]

Christmas in orbit

At Christmastime, Hadfield and his crewmates will enjoy a festive dinner in space, likely with turkey and gravy for the main course and peach ambrosia for dessert.

"We will do the best to host a traditional Christmas kind of dinner," he said during a preflight press conference Tuesday (Dec. 11), telephoning from his quarantined room at Kazakhstan's Baikonur Cosmodrome, where a Russian Soyuz rocket is being prepared to launch Hadfield and two crewmates next week.

He added that the diversity of nations represented on the space station never guarantees a holiday will be celebrated by all, due to the workload that needs to be accomplished.

But Christmas is recognized by most of the space station residents this time around; the Russian cosmonauts, who celebrate Orthodox Christmas in January, have agreed to join in on Dec. 25 as well.

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The Journey to Coma Berenices – Video

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Original Music Composed by: Rob McAllister Orchestra: University of Toronto Orchestra Video Copyright of NASA 3D space flight simulations constructed from Hubble images as seen in #39;IMAX Hubble 3D #39; set to Arvo Part #39;s "Tabula Rasa - Silentium". Original Footage: IMAX Hubble 3D ow.ly Original Music: Arvo Part "Tabula Rasa - Silentium" ow.lyFrom:Rob McAllisterViews:1 0ratingsTime:02:14More inMusic

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01 Space Flight Simulator – Video

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Album: Origins of Life 12.12.12 Music: Adan Bonilla Morales Tracklist: 1.- Space Flight Simulator 2.- Origins of Life 3.- End of Music 4.- Oblivion Skies 5.- I will go over there and try to see if we can go over there too 6.- Variable Speed of Light 7.- Devouring Insects 8.- I Injured the Birdtrap 9.- Travelling Through Memories 10.- Hearing Myself Speaking 11.- It #39;s only in your mind 12.- Atari Loves Space 13.- My Mushroom Koala Magic Kit-Box ItemFrom:Adan BonillaViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:24More inMusic

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WOW – Venus Moves in Front of the Sun (viewed from Earth) – Very Rare Occurance! – Report by JDV – Video

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What an incredible video of the planet Venus moving across (Venus transit) the Sun (as viewed from Earth)! This is a very rare occurrence! John D. Villarreal, the Super Genius, reports comments on this science story. ________________________________________________________________ **Video Credit** Note: The outside video used in my video is courtesy of NASA. The NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center/SDO video I used is NOT copyrighted: http://www.nasa.gov Video credit: NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center/SDO Please also see here: http://www.nasa.gov and here: http://www.copyright.gov Note: NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center/SDO DO NOT in any way endorse me, my video, my channel or anything else I am involved in, and had NOTHING to do with my video, nor am I affiliated with them in ANY WAY.From:ConservativeNewMediaViews:0 0ratingsTime:03:17More inScience Technology

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