Jumat, 23 Februari 2018

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As-it-happens update February 23, 2018
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The scalariform (ladder shape) painting composed of red horizontal and vertical lines (center left) dates to older than 64,000 years and was made by Neanderthals.
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SpaceX successfully launched its Falcon 9 rocket Thursday morning. But the hard part came next: trying to catch the rocket's falling nose cone with a big net on a ship in the ocean.
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Enlarge / The dot in the lower-right foreground is the supernova, from an image taken by an amateur astronomer. Víctor Buso and Gastón Folatelli.
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When the Trump administration released its latest budget proposal on Feb. 11, fans of human space exploration were dismayed to learn that it included plans to end America's involvement in the International Space Station.
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Is there life on the surface of Mars? The clock is ticking on scientists' window to solve that long-standing question before astronauts—and the microbes that live on them—contaminate the planet.
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This week in astronomy news: We'll see more from merging supermassive black holes than gravitational waves, astronomers have detected a distant superluminous supernova, and NSF decides Arecibo's fate.
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Vice President Mike Pence chairs a meeting of the National Space Council Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2018, at Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral.
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NASA this week anchored its RS-25 booster engine - one of four for its Space Launch System (SLS) rocket - firmly to the ground for a spectacular test that powered it to 113 percent thrust level for a full 50 seconds.
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In this handout photo provided by SpaceX, a Tesla roadster launched in early February from the Falcon Heavy rocket with a dummy driver named 'Starman.
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New data analysis confirms what scientists have suspected for a while now: West Antarctic ice melt is speeding up. In a cutting-edge survey of satellite data published Feb. 13 in the journal Cryosphere, researchers from NASA and other institutions ...
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