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Beyond Your Current Sense-Perceptions: What & Where Is Your Mind? - Part 1

Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. has emphasized repeatedly over years, is, essentially, an immortal species, that by its intended design. That is the innate potential of our species. The problem to be faced by humanity now, as during the millions of years of our species' existence up through the present moment, is the challenge to mankind itself, akin to that challenge which Benjamin Franklin presented to the republic which had just won its freedom through the defeat of the British imperial tyrant: "Can you keep it?" "Can humanity keep what had been its potential immortality as a species up to and beyond the presently onrushing, planetary, breakdown-crisis?"

It was with a similar dedication and spirit, the U.S. Ambassador to France had forewarned France's Marquis de Lafayette, at a time when Lafayette's France was already careening into the brink of what became that great cultural disaster called "The French Revolution." Lafayette did not heed the warning; I shall hope that my contemporaries will have proven themselves able to have done better in their own time.

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Origin of Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid Remains a Mystery

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Scientists think that a giant asteroid, which broke up long ago in the main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, eventually made its way to Earth and led to the extinction of the dinosaurs. This artist's concept shows a broken-up asteroid.

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Errol Morris Looks For Truth Outside Photographs

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Overgrazed Land. Pennington County, South Dakota (1936) is one of several photographs Arthur Rothstein took to document dry, sun-baked earth of the South Dakota Badlands.

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NASA's Kepler Discovery Confirms First Planet Orbiting Two Stars

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Where the Sun Sets Twice
NASA's Kepler mission has discovered a world where two suns set over the horizon instead of just one. Image credit

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NASA To Take Wraps Off Giant New Rocket Design

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This artist's conception released by NASA on Wednesday shows the Space Launch System as it would look on the launch pad.

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NASA Mars Research Helps Find Buried Water on Earth

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Radar sounding technology developed to explore the subsurface of Mars may soon be used to find water buried deep beneath Earth's deserts.

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Analytics Weighs Costs, Benefits of Cloud

Manufacturing resource planning (MRP) tools have become routine for many industries, but now IT executives have their own decision-support tools for deciding when and how to make best use of cloud computing resources.

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Sentilla Analytics for Cloud allows IT to input the types of tasks and resources needed for them into a form (bottom) from which analytics produce a cost-comparison chart for dedicated versus virtualized, private- or public-cloud implementations.

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Facial-Recognition Software Identifies Apes in the Wild

New facial-recognition software is aiding research on endangered species by providing more accurate and detailed information about individual animals.

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The software uses features like eyes and mouth to identify
individuals within a wild population.

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NASA Launches Mission to Study Moon From Crust to Core

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NASA's GRAIL spacecraft successfully launched from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Fla., at 9:08 EDT (6:08 PDT) on Sept. 10, 2011. As depicted in the artist's concept on the right, the twin spacecraft, GRAIL-A and GRAIL-B will work in tandem to study the lunar interior, from crust to core, and to advance understanding of the thermal evolution of the moon.

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Telecast Fiber Systems Launches CommLink Fiber Optic Intercom Link

New Transceiver Solution Ideal for OB and Other Applications Requiring Communications Systems That Span Long Distances

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