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How Was China's Tiangong-1 Space Station Crash Tracked So Accurately? Radar systems around the world helped track the falling Tiangong-1 space lab and predict its descent and burn-up in the atmosphere April 1, 2018, to within a 2-hour window.
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Rare Cosmic Alignment Reveals Most Distant Star Ever Seen The Hubble Space Telescope has broken yet another observing record: The famed observatory has found the most distant "ordinary" star ever observed, at an astounding 9 billion light-years from Earth - which means the light scientists see started ...
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Dinosaur tracks on Skye 'globally important' New light has been shed on a little understood period of dinosaur evolution after giant prehistoric footprints were discovered on the Isle of Skye.
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Space Pollution: RemoveDebris satellite launched to curb rising satellite debris in space RemoveDEBRIS satellite is funded by European Commission and built by a consortium led by University of Survey, Airbus, ISIS, Surrey Satellite Technology Limited and other firms as an experiment to curb the issue of space debris.
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Dark Splotches on Venus Could Be Signs of Life Composite image of Venus. Very pretty. Image: Akatsuki Orbiter/Institute of Space and Astronautical Science/Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency.
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Early Earth's Climate Was More Tame Than Previously Thought, Suggesting Other Planets May Be Suitable For Life Theories regarding early Earth's climate suggest that it had extreme weather, from fiery temperatures to ice age cold. This new research could show that other planet may be able to host life.
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Phytoplankton Bloom Spotted by NASA in Gulf of Aden A large phytoplankton bloom was seen by a NASA satellite in February in the Gulf of Aden. The bloom stretched all the way from the coast of Yemen to Somalia.
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Antarctica's grounding lines are retreating across the seafloor "Our study provides clear evidence that retreat is happening across the ice sheet due to ocean melting at its base," said researcher Hannes Konrad.
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Antarctica retreating across the sea floor Map showing rates of grounding line migration and their coincidence with ocean conditions around Antarctica between 2010 and 2016 (seabed temperatures: Locarnini et al.
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Study says Monitor Lizard has 4 Eyes Researchers announcing in Current Biology on April 2 have prove that a wiped out species of monitor lizard had four eyes, a first among known jawed vertebrates.
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