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Apollo Astronauts May Have Found the Oldest Earth Rock We Know On the Moon One of Earth's oldest rocks may have been dug up on the moon. A chunk of material brought back from the lunar surface by Apollo astronauts in 1971 harbors a tiny piece of Earth, a new study suggests.
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NASA Has a New Plan to Revive the Mars Rover Opportunity, as Time Runs Short NASA has developed a new, more powerful collection of commands to try to force the long-silent Opportunity rover on Mars to resume operations.
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Ultima Thule revealed in new detail with fresh flyby image A new image captured minutes before NASA's New Horizons probe zipped by a rocky object in the Kuiper Belt on New Year's Day shows the dual-lobed world - nicknamed Ultima Thule - is covered with intriguing fractures and a large crater-like depression ...
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SpaceX Test Fires Rocket for 1st Crew Dragon Launch in February SpaceX has fired up the rocket that will launch its first Dragon spacecraft built for astronauts on an uncrewed test flight next month.
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Chinese Scientists Cloned Gene-Edited Monkeys With Horrifying Results Almost exactly one year ago, the world met Hua Hua and Zhong Zhong, the first primates cloned through a technique that could theoretically produce an unlimited number of replicas.
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This Ancient Reptile Had a Small Head, Tiny Eyes and a Platypus-Like Bill Around ten years ago, the discovery of a incomplete fossil gave paleontologists their first look at a very strange creature that once swam through a vast lagoon in what is now Hubei Province, China.
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The Most Awe-Inspiring Photos Of The 2017 Solar Eclipse In Canada The rays can be damaging to the eyes, and you will not want to look up at the sun while the eclipse is happening. Over the weekend, millions of Americans crowded into the narrow celestial interstate from OR to SC known as the "path of totality", where ...
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Neanderthals Were Much Better at Spear-Throwing Than We Knew Our understanding of Neanderthals has shifted radically in the past decade. Once thought to be distinct from and far less intelligent than modern humans, Neanderthals have gotten their revenge with studies showing a.) they're much more capable than we ...
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CO2 can be stored securely underground without leaking through faults Research from the University of Edinburgh has found that carbon dioxide emissions can be stored securely in underground rocks, even when geological faults are present.
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Scientists develop 'Liquid Fuel' to store solar energy up to 18 years Web Desk - Solar power - the conversion of energy from sunlight into electricity - is the cheapest and efficient long-term storage for the energy.
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