Sabtu, 28 Juli 2018

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As-it-happens update July 28, 2018
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The 21st century's longest total lunar eclipse entranced skywatchers around the globe on Friday (July 27). With totality lasting for an incredible 1 hour and 43 minutes, this eclipse clocked in only 4minutes shorter than the longest possible such event ...
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Who discovered Mars? That's a trick question: Because the planet is visible to the naked eye, humans have been watching our rusty neighbor for thousands of years, and there's no way to track down the name of the long-dead observer who first noticed its ...
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If you were to attend a concert by the sun, what would you hear? You probably wouldn't need earplugs. NASA released a soundtrack this week that captures the sun's waves, loops and eruptions, and they sound like a low, pulsing hiss.
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NASA's Hubble might be aging rapidly but it's still capable of taking some really, really fantastic photos. Scientists recently pointed the telescope at both Mars and Saturn to capture some new images as they make their closest approaches to Earth for ...
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In a major scientific breakthrough, worms that have been trapped in permafrost for tens of thousands of years have come back to life, and are said to be moving and eating.
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When Earth passes through the trail of debris left behind by a comet, bits of that debris catch fire in our atmosphere and streak across the sky at a blazing 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Welcome to Edition 1.10 of the Rocket Report! This week, we have lots of action from the European Space Agency's launch site in South America, multiple launches by SpaceX as it goes for two dozen flights this year, and updates on all of the big new ...
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Friday, July 27. • Full Moon (exact at 4:20 p.m. EDT). Full Moon is opposition Moon, so it shines with brilliant Mars, which is just a day past its opposition.
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MONTREAL - One does not simply walk out of NASA with a moon rock, of course. Sara Arsenault, an employee of the Montreal Science Centre, told Space.
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LAS VEGAS (KSNV) - July 27th, marked an exciting time for sky watchers as much of the solar system became visible to the naked eye.
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