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On Sunday, September 4th, the Moon’s spectacular mountains will be the focus of stargazers. The mountains mark the edge of the Mare Imbrium, also known as
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Jupiter is a magnificent sight at the moment. The largest planet in the solar system rises in the eastern sky just after 8pm. You really can’t...
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The European Space Agency has shared a concept for a future moon habitat made up of inflatable structures.
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A leaky fuel connection is again blamed for the scrub; repairs could push the next attempt into October or even later.
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NASA has warned that a massive 260-foot wide Asteroid 2022 RW will make its closest approach to Earth on September 5. Does this terrifyingly big asteroid pose any danger? Know here.
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While people are hyped up about the Apple September event, Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman is back with more information regarding the upcoming Mixed Reality headset. Gurman doesn’t expect any announcement this week about this new product category, but his Power On n…
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NASA Perseverance MOXIE: Since April 2021, MOXIE has been generating oxygen from the Red Planet's carbon-dioxide-rich atmosphere. MOXIE recently completed its 11th run, its most productive run so far.
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Sloths are very cute, but they can be dangerous when agitated, leaving bite-marks on humans that can become infected.
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Nothing lasts forever, including the stars in our night sky. One of the brighter and more notable stars in our sky is Betelgeuse, the bright..
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Researchers have sequenced the genome of the immortal jellyfish, revealing insights into its ability to reverse its life cycle.
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Washington: The US space agency NASA's Juno Jupiter Explorer has photographed the turbulent atmosphere of the largest planet in the Solar System. But it
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Student teams are an underappreciated resource in much of the scientific community. Joining a team working toward a goal while at university, whether to
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By studying how electric organs arose in different lineages of fish, scientists gain new insights into a long-standing question of evolutionary biology.
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NASA’s newly upgraded “Eyes on the Solar System” 3D visualization tool includes Artemis I’s trajectory along with a host of other new features. NASA has updated and improved its “Eyes on the Solar System” 3D visualization tool, making interplanetary travel ea…
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Washington:The James Webb Space Telescope has captured a picture, which has surprised even astronomers. Telescopes have observed rings of light around a
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Top official spells out simply why America is going back to the Moon
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This week, we’re bringing you some labors of love: a thread lamenting the autism field’s focus on gene lists, a study introducing genetic diversity in mouse models, and long-awaited results from a biomarker study.
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The faraway 'super-Jupiter' is the first exoplanet to be photographed in infrared light.
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We're now able to see what Jupiter's atmosphere looks like and it is stunning.
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Webb's new images of Jupiter showcase its auroras, rings, and extremely faint galaxies, which Hubble can't see.
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The second launch attempt of Artemis 1 from Kennedy Space Center on Saturday was unfortunately unsuccessful.
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ESA's Solar Orbiter got as close as 6,420 km from the surface of Venus at 6:56 am IST in order to adjust its orbit around the sun.
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