Monday, November 14, 2016

One of my favorite pastimes is to sit down and watch a good movie. I watch a lot of movie. And to me, a great story, good acting and character development make a good film. I also don't like movies that are too predictable. I watched a movie recently, and from the very beginning, you knew who was going to live and what characters were there to simply die. Plus, none of the characters really had any arc.

The Apollo 17 mission to the moon and back in December 1972 was the last of NASA's Apollo missions to fly in space. Nine of the 16 Apollo mission sent trios of astronauts beyond Earth's orbit into deep space and away from the protection of Earth's magnetic shield. A new study is suggesting a link between deep space radiation exposure and cardiovascular difficulties. The study by Florida State University's Michael Delp finds that three of the first seven deceased lunar astronauts died of a cardiovascular-related problem. Delp says another part of the study conducted with mice also shows deep space radiation is harmful to vascular health.