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Commercial space travel might still be the stuff of science fiction stories, but thanks to computer programs and augmented reality, your family can still experience what it’s like to explore space. NASA and other organizations provide a wealth of free resources that make space exploration come to life for stargazers and future astronauts alike. Take some time to explore a few of our favorites today. TOURING THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION First launched in 1998, the International Space Station is a multinational space research laboratory. Nineteen different nations have sent astronauts, cosmonauts, and space tourists to the space station to conduct scientific experiments. It’s truly the stuff science fiction dreams are made of! In 2012, Expedition 33 Commander Sunita Williams filmed a full tour of this amazing floating
lab and even included a quick lesson on how to work out in zero gravity. “Visit” the space station for yourself at Bit.ly/ISSTour. EXPLORING DEEP SPACE VIA VIRTUAL REALITY
These incredible excursions are available on Oculus or Steam, so visit Spitzer.Caltech.edu/vr to start your adventure and explore deep space today! PLANET-HOPPING WITH NASA
Have you ever wondered would it be like to stand on another world? Then “book” your next vacation with the Exoplanet Travel Bureau! This program
On Jan. 30, 2020, NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope concluded its 16-year mission researching exoplanets, which are planets outside our solar system. This data was used to create
takes you on digital tours of real exoplanets NASA has discovered. Though we don’t know what the surfaces of these worlds look like, artists have used scientific data to create 3D landscapes to explore. See them all, from Kepler-16b to TRAPPIST- 1e, at Exoplanets.NASA.gov/alien-worlds/
Exoplanet Excursions, an immersive virtual
reality experience that lets your family experience the Spitzer’s discoveries and control the telescope yourself.
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Fleschner, Stark, Tanoos & Newlin fights for the rights of clients nationwide in all types of personal injury cases, including product liability, defective medical devices, pharmaceutical (drug) injuries, class actions, and more. We can help, no matter where you live. On May 19, 2020, Johnson & Johnson announced it will stop selling talc baby powder in the U.S. and Canada. Johnson & Johnson has been in the spotlight since 2014 regarding its talc-based baby powder products, as many believe their products cause ovarian cancer. Talc is a mineral made up of various elements, including magnesium, silicon, and oxygen. Talc is ground to make talcum powder, which is used as a moisture-absorbing ingredient in products that are widely available like baby and facial powders, cosmetics, feminine washes, sanitary napkins, tampons, vaginal deodorants, and other consumer products. Talc does not break down in the body and it can travel through a woman’s vagina, uterus, J&J to Stop Selling Talc Baby Powder
and fallopian tubes into her ovaries, causing irritation and possibly cancer. Juries have awarded billions of dollars to plaintiffs in cases involving these products across the U.S. in the past few years. We are NOT suggesting you have been injured by a Johnson & Johnson product containing talcum. We also are NOT suggesting that all, or even most, people become injured or damaged as a result of using Johnson & Johnson products containing talcum. We are simply stating that accepted medical research shows that some women have suffered from ovarian cancer as a result of using Johnson & Johnson products.
If you or someone you know has been damaged by a talcum powder product, then please contact us at (812) 231-5128 for a free consultation.
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