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Doomed star in Milky Way threatens rare gamma-ray burst University of Sydney astronomers, working with international colleagues, have found a star system like none seen before in our galaxy.
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Jezero Crater or Bust! NASA Picks Landing Site for Mars 2020 Rover We now know where NASA's life-hunting, sample-caching Mars rover will touch down a few years from now. The car-size Mars 2020 rover will explore the 28-mile-wide (45 kilometers) Jezero Crater, which hosted a deep lake in the ancient past, NASA ...
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Wombat poop looks like cubes. A study suggests how they make it Researchers may have found the answer to a mystery in the animal kingdom: How do wombats produce poop that looks like cubes? A study from scientists at the Georgia Institute of Technology found the elasticity of a wombat's intestines play a key role in ...
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Elon Musk just renamed SpaceX's Big F** Rocket BFR, the monster rocket that will cost SpaceX roughly $5 billion to develop, has a new name. SpaceX CEO Elon Musk tweeted late Monday night that he has renamed the company's largest (and yet to be built) BFR rocket to Starship.
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Stunning photos show what daily life in Antarctic research stations is really like For nearly 200 years, scientists have been exploring Antarctica, on the hunt for new organisms, data that could reveal Earth's climate history, and signs of a changing environment.
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Why NASA wants to look at flying tourists to space — a dramatic change for a by-the-book agency NASA is considering selling seats on the spacecraft that will ferry its astronauts to the International Space Station, offering rides to the public while opening another line of revenue as the agency attempts to broaden its appeal.
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How would we save the planet from a killer asteroid? We don't need to be scared of everything that falls from space. In fact, literal tons of space rocks rain down daily, though that's mostly in the form of minuscule dust grains.
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Wombats poop cubes, and now science knows why The shape of animal poop isn't something that normally makes science news headlines, but when it comes to wombats, things are a little bit different.
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Scientists find first crater under Earth's continental ice sheets FAIRBANKS, Alaska - A team from across the globe, including a researcher from UAF's geophysical institute, discovered a new impact crater.
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A new virtual reality experience takes you inside a black hole Have you ever wanted to travel to the center of the galaxy and witness the power of a supermassive black hole in person? With current technology, humans couldn't travel the 25,640 light-years from Earth to the Milky Way's supermassive black hole in a ...
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