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	Science Daily update ⋅ September 7, 2020
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	Space.com The 'Goat Star' is back: How to see Capella in the night sky this month Space.com It's funny how you remember certain events in your life. Recently, my mind wandered back to mid-August of 1975, when I and several friends went camping near the little community of Thurmond, New York in the southern Adirondack Mountains. We had ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Weather Channel Two Mammoth 'Impossible' Black Holes Merge to Mark Most Massive Collision Ever Detected The Weather Channel On May 21, 2019, astronomers detected four short wiggles of gravitational waves passing through the Earth. It was detected from a source which is five gigaparsecs away. The merger of the two black holes has led to the formation of new class known as ... Flag as irrelevant
	SpaceCoastDaily.com NASA's New Space Exploration Gear Can Withstand Impact, Freezing Temperatures For Lunar Mission SpaceCoastDaily.com Many exploration destinations in our solar system are frigid and require hardware that can withstand the extreme cold. (NASA image). BREVARD COUNTY, • FLORIDA – Many exploration destinations in our solar system are frigid and require hardware that ... Flag as irrelevant
	EarthSky Photos of the moon's sweep past bright Mars EarthSky Earth will pass between Mars and the sun in October 2020, and we're already hot on the Red Planet's heels. That is, the distance between our 2 worlds is relatively small. And so Mars is very bright now! Thanks to all in the EarthSky Community who ... Flag as irrelevant
	Livescience.com These sea snails fly like butterflies, sink like hang-gliders (VIDEO) Livescience.com Some marine snails soar through the water by flapping their squidgy appendages to and fro, similar to butterfly wings — now, scientists have discovered that the shape of the snails' shells also helps them zip through the sea. The new study, published Sep. Flag as irrelevant
	Salon "A world beyond fear": Netflix's "Away" questions the pull of Earthbound politics in space Salon The first American flag planted on the moon in 1969 may have been blown over by the Apollo 11 exhaust, but that visual, with the spaceman standing alongside, still stands tall in our imaginations. It inspired some of the first images shown during the birth of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tech Times [New Discovery] NASA Finds Rust on the Moon: How can Rust Form without Oxygen or Liquid Water? Tech Times A recent paper by Science Advances reviewed the data given by Indian Space Research Organization's very own Chandrayaan-1 orbiter that previously discovered water ice and also mapped out a significant variety of minerals while it was surveying the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tech Times Spoiler Alert on How the Elon Musk Mars Mission Might be Like Tech Times Netflix released a new space series on Friday, Sept. 4, which shows the struggles and aspirations of an astronaut when tasked to be sent to the Red planet Mars. As the first humans to get to the planet, the show makes us realize how difficult the mission would ... Flag as irrelevant
	Up News Info Wanted: your ideas for ESA's future space missions Space Daily Do you have a compelling idea for a future space mission? Then we want to hear it. ESA is issuing an open call for new mission concepts across its entire range of activities. Anyone is encouraged to submit in response, from research institutes and companies ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ars Technica Augmented reality could be the geology classroom's killer app Ars Technica One of the most important challenges in teaching geology is bringing the outside world into the classroom. During a pandemic, obviously, an inability to safely bring students into the classroom doesn't make that any easier. Fortunately, digital tools can provide ... Flag as irrelevant
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