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Cassini was doomed. NASA had made a hard decission, but it was more important to save Saturn's moons than continuing the mission for some little months. The mission had had great results, especially the discovery of Encedalus as a potencially habitable moon. An icy satellite with an unexpected underground. An ocean with the elements that form life. Twenty years ago Cassini left the Earth to study Saturn and its moons propulsed by nuclear energy. After all this time, it was running out of fuel and, whenever this would happen, nobody knew where it might head to. To prevent it from crashing against one of the moons,  NASA thought of using Titan's gravity to redirect it without consuming any fuel and send it to its last adventure. A group of orbits around the planet that would end with the spacecraft burning in its atmosphere. The remaining fuel was going to be used to point Cassini's communications array to the Earth so it could send the maximum information available until th...

We are in a global world where no colours, religions, beliefs or political positions should matter. We are all people, of either the same or different age, race or football club. So what? I think people, in general, don't see that we should all take care of each other. We ought to help those who are like us, and we are all humans! How can we be able to let people die of starve all over the world, let wars happen without trying to stop them, not feel sad and try to help when a natural disaster destroys a whole city, or even country? It looks like we care more about plants and animals than our same kind. It looks like the more global we become, the more technological we get, the less we care about others. We might have to stop communicating and start acting because, the more we know, the less we do. And that, either doesn't make any sense or shows how little humans we are. Never mind if it's our species. We don't realise we are in a small world and in some way or anoth...