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Astronaut candidate resigns from NASA for first time in 50 years Robb Kulin was on a break from his console at SpaceX's Launch Control Center last year when he received a phone call from NASA welcoming him into the agency's newest astronaut class.
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First-Ever Evidence of Higgs Boson Decay Opens New Doors for Particle Physics If you've been a science fan for the last few years, you're aware of the exciting results to emerge from the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), which in 2012 found the Higgs boson, the subatomic particle responsible for giving mass to fundamental subatomic ...
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Goats prefer happy people Goats can differentiate between human facial expressions and prefer to interact with happy people, according to a new study led by scientists at Queen Mary University of London.
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Rising temperature puts deeper corals in danger While scientists routinely use sea-surface temperature data collected by satellites to predict the temperature-driven stress on reef communities, a new research shows that surface measurements alone may not accurately predict the full extent of thermal ...
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This NASA image shows how California's wildfires are affecting the atmosphere As wildfires continue to burn in California, NASA has released a visualization that illustrates one of the ways in which the fires are affecting the atmosphere.
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Approaching (But Non-Scary) Asteroid 2016 NF23 Captured in New Photo A decent-size asteroid that's about to zoom past Earth looks like a tiny, unimposing dot in a newly captured image. That's appropriate, because the space rock, known as 2016 NF23, poses zero risk to our planet during tonight's (Aug. 28) close encounter ...
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The 'Great Dying': What made Earth's deadliest mass extinction so disastrous? Around 252 million years ago, Earth's most severe extinction incident wiped out all living things on the planet, but scientists have always wondered what made the event so severe.
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Social science has a complicated, infinitely tricky replication crisis For scientists, getting research published in the journal Nature is a huge deal. It carries weight, prestige, and the promise of career advancement—as do the pages of its competitor, Science.
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Air Force's Falcon Telescope Installed To Track Satellites, Deep Space Objects A 20-inch telescope developed to track satellites as well as objects hurtling in deep space was installed Tuesday at the Grand Mesa Observatory in Whitewater, Colorado.
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SpaceX Has Developed Bold New Plans To House The First Human Settlers On Mars SpaceX's Paul Wooster has suggested that BFR spacecraft may be living quarters for the first human settlers on Mars. SpaceX's Paul Wooster has suggested that BFR rockets may be living quarters for the first human NASA / Getty Image Space.
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