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A Massive Solar Storm Blasted Mars With Radiation—But Could Help Us Understand How to Live There Scientists have observed the impact of a vast solar storm that boosted radiation levels on Mars—and what they learned could help us understand the risks of colonizing the red planet.
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Opponents still fighting telescope project in Hawaii HONOLULU - One of Hawaii's most divisive issues is centered on a largely barren, wintry mountain - its peak the highest point in the state - accessible via vehicles with four-wheel drive that can navigate a steep gravel road with sharp switchbacks.
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Methane From Livestock: Scientists Underestimated Impact Of Cow Fart On Climate Change Methane, a greenhouse gas more potent than carbon dioxide, is produced by cows and other livestock. Study finds that the impact of methane emissions from animals on global warming may have been underestimated.
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New Giant Rat Species In Solomon Islands Is Four Times The Size Of Regular Rats At 19-inches-long, the new giant rat species recently discovered on the Solomon Islands is an impressive physical specimen when compared to its fellow rodents.
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NASA reschedules launch of Webb Telescope for spring 2019 As Chamber A at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston begins to warm, everyone can watch the temperature rise on the Webbcam.
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In Space, US and Russia Friendship Untethered WASHINGTON - Even as the U.S. and Russian governments engage in a Cold War-esque, diplomatic tit-for-tat, the countries' space agencies are forging towards a future in the final frontier.
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SpaceX: Rocket for moon, Mars and NY-to-Shanghai in 39 mins This artist's rendering made available by Elon Musk on Friday, Sept. 29, 2017 shows SpaceX's new mega-rocket design at the International Space Station.
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Turns Out Rosetta Took One Final Image Before Crashing Into A Comet It turns out the Rosetta was hiding something pretty cool. A year after the space probe crash-landed into a comet, scientists have now discovered that it was actually able to take one final image.
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Experiments simultaneously detect gravitational waves – and open up a new era of astronomy Three detectors as part of two different experiments in the US and Italy have simultaneously detected gravitational waves. Sunday, October 01, 2017 - 10:07.
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Pluto's bladed terrain is product of its complex geological history Pluto's bladed terrain as seen from New Horizons during its July 2015 flyby. Image & Caption Credit: NASA / JHUAPL / SwRI.
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