Down to Earth Rocket Science
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As the world’s first dark matter and energy detectors are taken to remote outposts, the principle investigator’s husky holds the answer that mankind must possess for Earth to survive the remainder of the day.
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Down to Earth is dedicated to my late Uncle, Dr. Alston Scott Householder - world class mathematician and potato masher - and to Scott, Kassie, and
Ningsang: Keep reaching for the stars. With thanks to associates at NASA, the aerospace and physical sciences profession, and equivalents everywhere.
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Max - a rescued Siberian Husky - enjoys 'runs and walks' at a nearby airfield. Evenings, his focus are the deer, rabbits, and other critters that have found safe refuge there. Similarly, the variety of stars, planets, satellites, and aircraft overhead captivate his sidekick.
When a full Moon rises at the horizon, you can almost feel the motion of our horizon with respect to the Moon; that's 1 448 kph or 900 mph at our latitude. The ever dipping horizon leaves the Moon behind. Max is likely unaware that as we ride Earth, he and I zip along beneath the Moon faster than the planes flying over our heads. He may not experience a ting of vertigo if he stares at the horizon as it leaves the Moon further and further behind. Even faster, we zip along at 107 226 kph or 66,627 mph with the Moon about the Sun. Faster yet, we zip along with our solar system at
720 986 kph or 448,000 mph about the galaxy. "Our pace is pretty good for a rest period, ole buddy," is a hint for Max.
Max keeps a gaze, one paw slightly lifted, wondering if he can spot the scent in front of him somewhere in the field ahead. And I wonder, can we spot the scent of what's in front of us, somewhere in space ahead...or can something in space detect the scent of life on Earth. The scents are there. We have always had what it takes to explore other worlds. Adaptive intelligence. Time. Raw Materials. Persistence. Patience. We have always aimed for the stars. We have always known where we're going.
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Took time away from non-essential
business in 2024 to wrap this novel up... Now we're cook'n :) ---------->
