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NASA Chief Warns Asteroid Threat Is Real: 'It's Not About Movies' Asteroids could very well hit Earth in the near future and cause widespread destruction, according to NASA. NASA's administrator emphasized the significance of planetary defense in protecting people against possible asteroid and comet impacts during his ...
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NASA Could Locate Alien Life In Exoplanets Using New Telescope NASA's new space telescope might be able to find "alien life" in other planets outside the Earth's solar system once it goes into orbit a few years from now, an expert claims. The Hubble telescope has been giving NASA key information as the agency continues ...
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Giant planets and big data: What deep learning reveals about Saturn's storms A "deep learning" approach to detecting storms on Saturn is set to transform our understanding of planetary atmospheres, according to University College London and University of Arizona researchers. The new technique, called PlanetNet, identifies and ...
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What's behind the ground-breaking 3D habitat map of the Great Barrier Reef International aquatic remote sensing company EOMAP will showcase its unique contribution to the world-first 3D habitat map of the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) at the International Forum on Satellite-Derived Bathymetry, SDB Day 2019, next month in Australia.
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Meteor shower 2019: When will Eta Aquariids pass Earth? How to see Halley's Comet Although the Lyrid meteor shower has ended, stargazers have an even greater treat in store. One of this year's best meteor showers — the Eta Aquariids — will hit its peak this week. And although famed Halley's Comet remains far from Earth, eons of its ...
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May is Galaxy Month for stargazers May will probably have more clear nights for viewing the universe than April did, but as soon as I write this, I have probably jinxed it! Well ... I hope not! May can offer some of the most wonderful viewing nights available the whole year. As I explain below, May ...
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Ice Age fossils and 12000-year-old human skeleton found in Mexican underwater cave The remains of long-extinct predators dating back to the last Ice Age have been unearthed by underwater cave explorers in Mexico. Key points: The discovery shows the long-extinct carnivores ventured up to 2,000 kilometres outside of South America ...
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