Love is easy to spell and notoriously difficult to define, but ever since its dramatic discovery in 1930, Pluto seems to have captured the love of many people the world over. Perhaps this is because Pluto is a small and very remote world, lost in the incredible, frigid darkness of the outermost region of our Solar System, where our Sun appears in its dark sky as just another bright star swimming in a mesmerizing sea of starlight. Mystery is captivating, and Pluto has remained an alluring and bewitching mystery for almost a century, located as it is so very far from the feeble fire of our distant Star. On July 14, 2015, after a decade-long, very treacherous, and difficult journey through our Solar System, NASA's plucky New Horizons spacecraft successfully made its historic closest approach to Pluto, at about 7,750 miles above its long-hidden surface--approximately the same distance that it is from New York to Mumbai, India--making it the first-ever space mission to explore a wor
Long shelf life food is really a very common thing-almost 50% of our food arises from a can, if not other types of preserved foods. Canned food remains unbelievably popular because it's really easy to move, doesn't spoil nearly as quickly, and most people see that they may put it nearly anywhere within their dishes. Then when would you need long shelf life food? To begin with, long shelf life food is essential during an emergency. This is something that people don't think about-but what would you grab in an emergency? Chances are that it's not the new carrots that you simply bought last week. Let's face it-most of that time period, we grab the quickest, easiest thing to transport. This is where your canned food concerns mind. Cans are an easy task to transport-you don't have to be concerned about them spilling before you open them...and then that's the idea. However, they may be busted if enough force is exerted over them. So you might be wondering-what ex
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