0000: What’s a Nibble in Space?

Update: 2020-08-30

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The basic unit of information is a bit. It has two possible values, “0” (zero) or “1” (one). Eight bits make up a byte. Each hexadecimal digit represents four binary digits, termed a nibble. A nibble is half a byte.

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000F: What has space ever done for me?

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000E: Do spacecraft ever collide?

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000D: Who governs space?

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000C: How do we live in space?

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000B: How do you power a spacecraft?

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000A: How do you move around in space?

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0009: Is space an empty vacuum?

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0008: Can you make money in space?

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0007: Why go to space for science?

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0006: Why is going to space good for society?

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0005: Why go to space for national security?

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0004: Where are the spacecraft?

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0003: What's an orbit?

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