Minggu, 27 Januari 2019

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As-it-happens update January 27, 2019
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NASA's beloved Mars rover Opportunity has been silent for months after getting swept up in an enormous dust storm on the Red Planet last summer, and NASA engineers have been pinging the rover to answer to no avail.
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A re-analysis of lunar materials collected during the Apollo 14 mission has resulted in a rather astonishing conclusion: One of the rocks brought back appears to contain a small chunk of Earth dating back some four billion years.
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. The space snowman visited by NASA on New Year's Day is pitted all over and has a bright "collar" between its two fused spheres.
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For the duration of the partial U.S. government shutdown, International Space Station operators continued to work as they were considered "essential" employees.
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A story claiming global warming is causing blue whales to sing louder as they struggle to be heard over breaking sea ice has been named the "tallest climate tale of 2018.
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Developing the most efficient and safest way to return to the Moon starts on Earth. European astronauts and spacewalk experts are getting ready for the future of Moon exploration with electronic aids, upgraded geological tools from the Apollo era and ...
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Scientists have devised a way to communicate secretly by sending laser-transmitted messages directly into the area around a person's ear.
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LEWISTON - Two years ago, Lockport resident Ron Franco participated in NASA's Human Exploration Research Analog (HERA) program, a space-exploration simulation project.
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Elon Musk indicates that the SpaceX Starhopper has been damaged after being toppled in 50 mile-per-hour winds. This will take a few weeks to repair.
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The latest sign of just how screwed the Arctic is: moss that hasn't seen the light of day in at least 40,000 years is tumbling out of ice caps on Canada's Baffin Island thanks to increasingly balmy summers.
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