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Microbes found in one of Earth's most hostile places, giving hope for life on Mars A hardy community of bacteria lives in Chile's Atacama Desert—one of the driest and most inhospitable places on Earth—where it can survive a decade without water, new research confirms.
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Gigantic Stellar Flare Slams Earth's Closest Exoplanet Astronomers today announced the discovery of a colossal stellar flare that erupted from the planet's host star, Proxima Centauri.
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King penguins face warming challenge King penguins are in deep trouble if nothing is done to constrain climate change, researchers say. The scientists have assessed the birds' fragmented population in the Southern Ocean and concluded that some island strongholds will become unsustainable ...
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After 2016 rocket explosion, Elon Musk's SpaceX looked seriously at sabotage His rocket had blown up into a spectacular fireball. The Cape Canaveral launchpad that SpaceX had essentially built from scratch was now in ashes.
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Ancient Elephants and Mastodons Were Totally Down With Inter-Species Boning Portion of a mural depicting a herd of mammoths walking near the Somme River in France (1916). Illustration: Charles R. Knight (American Museum of Natural History/Public Domain).
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Emotional goodbyes on board International Space Station during Russian cosmonaut change of command Three residents of the International Space Station said an emotional goodbye to their fellow crew members on Monday as they prepared to hand over command.
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Survey suggests group of Milky Way stars are homegrown, not alien invaders "We showed that it may be fairly common for groups of stars in the disk to be relocated to more distant realms within the Milky Way," said astronomer Allyson Shefield.
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Neutron Star Powers Ultraluminous X-rays It turns out that neutron stars - not massive black holes - power at least some ultraluminous X-ray sources. Ultraluminous X-ray source.
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Mars simulation on Mauna Loa canceled after injury, volunteer's withdrawal The University of Hawaii at Manoa has canceled its latest Hawaii Space Exploration Analog and Simulation (HI-SEAS) mission to a Hawaii Island habitat that's designed to replicate conditions on Mars.
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Artificial Eye: Breakthrough metalens with faux muscle promises to cure blurred vision, transform mobile camera Researchers have created a tunable metalens with artificial muscles that can control three of the major contributors to blurry images: focus, astigmatism, and image shift.
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