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These two tiny spacecraft will help pave the way for astronauts to return to the moon If NASA astronauts land on the moon as planned in 2024, they'll have an advantage their Apollo predecessors lacked: insights gathered by tiny robotic spacecraft that visit the moon before them. NASA has announced the first two such projects selected to fly ...
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Salty space rock helps to solve longstanding comet mystery Researchers have identified nitrogen previously thought to be "missing" in comets, helping to solve a longstanding mystery about the icy space rocks. In analyzing the Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, which was visited and studied by the European ...
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Coronavirus outbreak shakes the space industry: Here are the biggest effects so far The effects of the coronavirus outbreak are extending into the final frontier. COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, has sickened more than 130,000 people worldwide to date, with more than 5,000 confirmed deaths. Both of those numbers ...
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How a research ship drifting near the North Pole avoided a coronavirus disaster The consequences of the coronavirus outbreak have affected one of the most remote scientific expeditions on the planet: the research ship Polarstern, which is carrying hundreds of researchers as it drifts in sea ice near the North Pole. Some scientists have ...
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This website lets you relive Apollo 13 in real time through historical transcripts, footage, and audio The 50th anniversary of NASA's infamous Apollo 13 mission is almost here, and a new website just went live today that will let you relive the heart-wrenching journey as if it were happening live. The website, called Apollo 13 in Real Time, provides transcripts, ...
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Large Ecosystems Like Amazon Rainforest, Caribbean Coral Reefs Could Collapse Within a Lifetime: Study More than the small ecosystems, it is the larger ones like Amazon rainforest and Caribbean coral reefs that risk faster collapse, according to a new study. Once triggered, such large ecosystems may experience a widespread, long-lasting change or shift at a ...
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A Powerful New Telescope Is About to Get Screwed by Elon Musk's Starlink Constellation, Research Suggests As astronomers eagerly await the opening of the Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile, anxious operators have run tests to see how well the system might work when low Earth orbit is cluttered with satellite megaconstellations, similar to the one being built by ...
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Mars Rover Launch Delayed Until 2022 Over Software Tests And Coronavirus A scheduled joint European-Russia launch of a planetary rover to Mars this summer has been scrubbed, for now. The European Space Agency and Russia's Roscosmos space agency said the ExoMars mission, planned for July, won't happen now until at ...
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Searing Temperatures Induce Iron Rain in an Exoplanet: Study We are all familiar with light rain, heavy rain, hail, thunder or even acid rain. But, ever heard of raining iron from the skies! Astronomers have detected a surprising, unique weather phenomenon occurring in an exoplanet outside our solar system.
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