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Can You answer a few short questions about space?
| - Yes.
- Depends; are we talking about documentaries? Or perhaps I can also include movies with plot and story?
- And once more: depends; can I also include stories that isn't strictly textbook or encyclopedic in nature?
- Quite often. I keep track of news regarding about space and the efforts related to it.
- The only country to ever oppose against the EU and did nothing to fix the raging mess after said opposition.
- None of us do. I'd say I'm mostly oblivious, though.
| Huh why the heck not.
1. Sure
2. I grew up watching Star Trek. Now what does that tell you?
3. Idk where they're shot.
4. I grew up reading encyclopedias. Quite a lot of them talks about space probably.
5. Not a lot nowadayss. See #7
6. The biggest ball in SEA
7. Two years ago when I was still enrolled in astronomy course I will yell at you that nooppee we can never have enough. After falling out of it and basically blocking anything to do with it from my life, I don't give a damn
| Small clarification, don't hit me, I was stupid.I incorrectly formulated a question. About the film can be said in General. But on the books it is desirable to be more specific.Oh yeah, you really help me, thank you ♡
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> A revision to this, knowing the context of which OP requested us to answer.
- I'm a huge fan of movies set in the far unknown (which stems from my love of Sci-Fi). I have seen a lot. When it comes to documentaries, however, I dislike them. They tend to be slow and boring. I like podcasts more if I want to hear people talking in and about.
- As for books, well, I've read plenty of encyclopedia — which now translates to browsing Wikipedia and Google Scholars a lot.
| > An extension to the book answer:
- One thing to note though, I also love when readers can explain space and its phenomenon in an interesting way. One of the recent books I've read about space is the one written by Neil deGrasse Tyson, it's titled "Astrophysics for People in Hurry"; it's a great refresher towards the topic I'm familiar with.
| Space and the scifi related are an undeniable classic. While the [smth]punk variants will come and go like fashion.
Films have seen and books have read too. Various country of production; various authors from everywhere.
Enough knowledge no, but a good chunk of it yes. What is to come is more and more fine and subtle knowledge, the bulk of knowledge we already know. Space is the same in the big scale, the patterns and laws you discover somewhere are the same everywhere.
| Yes as a kid
Alot of them don't now location I'm in the states
A decent amount of books but not alot
I keep an eye out for space stuff lately it's been about twice a week
And never enough knowledge about space
| thanks for answers♡
| -Yeah I loved space and planets and shit since I was very young.
-Probably 3 or so.
-Maybe 4 or 5 books on space, not counting text books.
- I hear about space related news fairly often, especially with that weird car shit they did.
-America
-Never enough.
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1)Yes. As a child, I was fascinated by it.
2)I didn't see a lot of movies about space since I mostly read about it in books.
3)Not sure on the exact amount but quite a few.
4)Not that often anymore. Just once in a while.
5)Malaysia
6)No.
| Yes
Upwards of twenty
At least fifteen
Once a week
U.S.
I never will have enough knowledge
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| I need to get answers for the project.
Have you read about space in early childhood?
How many films about space have you seen? And, perhaps,in which country it was shot.
How many books about the space did you read?
How often do you see / hear / read news about space?
What country are you from?(если вы русский анон или из СНГ отвечайте на русском, пожалуйста. Плюс к к карме♥)
Do you think you have enough knowledge about the cosmos AT THIS TIME?
thanks for answers,Dear Anon♥