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Scientists discover the oldest human fossils outside Africa An ancient jawbone uncovered from a collapsed cave on the coast of Israel is at least 175,000 years old, and it belonged to a member of our own species.
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Ariane 5 Rocket Delivers Satellites, NASA GOLD to Orbit Despite Launch Anomaly Two commercial satellites and a NASA Earth-observation instrument managed to reach orbit despite a scare during liftoff today (Jan. 25).
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If Trump gets his way, US astronauts will be grounded US astronauts may soon need to wish upon a star if they ever want to explore Earth's final frontier again. The International Space Station might lose its support and funding by 2025 if the Trump administration has its way, according to a draft budget ...
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The Doomsday Clock is the gimmick we need to think about nuclear tensions The clock is a symbolic threat assessment made by a panel of experts at the nonprofit Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. They evaluate the likelihood of Armageddon and move the minute hand accordingly.
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Escape from Mars! Red-Planet Dust Storms Linked to Atmosphere Loss Two images by NASA's Mars Global Surveyor orbiter taken in 2001 show a dramatic change in the Red Planet's appearance when haze raised by dust-storm activity in the south became globally distributed.
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Plastic pollution is making corals sick A discarded plastic bag drifts in the ocean next to a tropical coral reef. Photo by Richard Whitcombe / Alamy. We know plastic trash in the oceans kills birds, turtles, and whales, but now, scientists have found it's making corals sick, too.
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NASA Honors Fallen Astronauts in 'Day of Remembrance' Ceremonies Today To honor the upcoming anniversaries of three deadly disasters that claimed the lives of 17 NASA astronauts over the years, the space agency will host its annual Day of Remembrance ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia today (Jan. 25 ...
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Rocket Lab Launched This Glittery Sphere Into Orbit Glittery sphere. "Glittery. This sphere is now spinning miles above Earth's surface. You can see it with a naked eye glinting across the night sky.
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'Potentially hazardous' asteroid 2002 AJ129 to soar past Earth Super Bowl Sunday Asteroid 2002 AJ129 will make its closest approach to Earth on Feb. 4 at 4:30 p.m. EST. At the time of closest approach, the asteroid will be no closer than 10 times the distance between Earth and the moon.
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NASA GOLD, 2 Satellites in Orbit After Ariane 5 Launch Anomaly (Update) Update for 8:47 pm ET: Arianespace representatives have reported that the SES-14 and Al Yah 3 satellites are in their expected orbits after the company lost contact with its Ariane 5 rocket's upper stage during tonight's launch.
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