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CARACAS Mack Hollins Eagles Jersey , Sept. 23 (Xinhua) -- With less than a month to go from regional polls, Venezuela saw campaigning begin on Saturday, with the ruling and opposition parties bitterly divided after months of protests.
The campaigning activities, which began on Saturday evening, will last through Oct. 12, according to the National Electoral Council (CNE), three days ahead of the elections.
Over this period of time, political parties and candidates can hire air time for advertising on private and public televisions. Political parties can use air time for three minutes per channel a day, while candidates can do so for up to four minutes a day.
On standard-format newspapers, candidates can take half a page a day for their uses, while they can advertise on full pages on tabloid media.
Furthermore, candidates for state governors can hire out cellphone operators to send up to three messages a week.
On Oct. 15, Venezuela will hold regional elections, including for the governors of its 23 states.
The country is currently in a high political tension, due to an economic recession, a runaway inflation, and a lack of essential goods and services.
The government of President Nicolas Maduro has been criticized at home and abroad for setting up the National Constituent Assembly (ANC), a legislative superbody. It is seen as replacing the National Assembly, the parliament controlled by the opposition Democratic Unity Roundtable (MUD).
But ANC President Delcy Rodriguez told Xinhua in an interview that the ANC elected to rewrite the constitution "will shield" the country from U.S. sanctions and threat of military intervention.
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Six NASA-backed research subjects who have been cooped up in a Mars-like habitat on a remote Hawaii volcano since January emerged from isolation Sunday. They devoured fresh-picked tropical fruits, vegetables and a fluffy egg strata after eating mostly freeze-dried food during their isolation.
The crew of four men and two women are part of a study designed to better understand the psychological impacts a long-term space mission would have on astronauts.
After eight months of isolation in a simulated space home atop a remote Hawaii volcano, six NASA-backed research subjects emerge from their Mars-like habitat on Sunday and return to civilization. After eight months of isolation in a simulated space home atop a remote Hawaii volcano, six NASA-backed research subjects emerge from their Mars-like habitat on Sunday and return to civilization. After eight months of isolation in a simulated space home atop a remote Hawaii volcano, six NASA-backed research subjects emerge from their Mars-like habitat on Sunday and return to civilization. After eight months of isolation in a simulated space home atop a remote Hawaii volcano, six NASA-backed research subjects emerge from their Mars-like habitat on Sunday and return to civilization.
The data they produced will help NASA select individuals and groups with the right mix of traits to best cope with the stress, isolation and danger of a two-to-three year trip to Mars. The U.S. space agency hopes to send humans to the red planet by the 2030s.
The crew was quarantined for eight months on a vast plain below the summit of the Big Island’s Mauna Loa, the world’s largest active volcano. After finishing their stint, they feasted on pineapple, mango and papaya.
While isolated, the crew members wore space suits and travelled in teams whenever they left their small dome living structure. They ate mostly freeze-dried or canned food on their simulated voyage to Mars.
After eight months of isolation in a simulated space home atop a remote Hawaii volcano, six NASA-backed research subjects will emerge from their Mars-like habitat on Sunday and return to civilization. (Sept. 15)
All of their communications with the outside world were subjected to a 20-minute delay — the time it takes for signals to get from Mars to Earth. The crew was tasked with conducting geological surveys, mapping studies and maintaining their self-sufficient habitat as if they were actually living on Mars.
The team’s information technology specialist, Laura Lark, thinks a manned voyage to Mars is a reasonable goal for NASA. The project is the fifth in a series of six NASA-funded studies at the University of Hawaii facility called the Hawaii Space Exploration Analog and Simulation, or HI-SEAS. NASA has dedicated about $2.5 million for research at the facility.
“There are certainly human factors to be figured out, that’s part of what HI-SEAS is for,” Lark said in a video message recorded within the dome. “But I think that overcoming those challenges is just a matter of effort. We are absolutely capable of it.”
The crew played games designed to measure their compatibility and stress levels and maintained logs about how they were feeling.
To gauge their moods they also wore specially-designed sensors that measured voice levels and proximity to other people in the, 1,200 square- How to Solve Poster . Jerseys From China Jerseys From China Jerseys From China NFL Jerseys Cheap Jerseys Free Shipping Jerseys Wholesale NBA Jerseys From China Jerseys Free Shipping Soccer Jerseys From China Authentic MLB Jerseys Free Shipping
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