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NASA Launching Orion Capsule on Crucial Safety Test Tuesday: Watch Live NASA's next crewed spaceship will perform a crucial safety test tomorrow morning (July 2), and you can watch the action live. The agency plans to flight-test the Orion capsule's launch-abort system, which is designed to get astronauts to safety in the event of a ...
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NASA's TESS Mission Finds Its Tiniest Alien Planet Yet NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) has discovered a tiny planet — the smallest one it has found to date. The planet, named L 98-59b, measures between the size of Earth and Mars and is around 10% smaller than the previous record holder ...
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New study solves mystery of salt buildup on bottom of Dead Sea An aerial view of the Dead Sea taken by the Hubble Space Telescope. New research explains why salt crystals are piling up on the deepest parts of the Dead Sea's floor, a finding that could help scientists understand how large salt deposits formed in Earth's ...
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NASA's 2020 Mars rover gets 7-foot-long robot arm Engineers working in High Bay clean room 1 of the Spacecraft Assembly Facility at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) recently added a vital component to the space agency's Mars 2020 rover. On June 21, the team installed the rover's main robotic arm.
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Scientists Make Model Embryos From Stem Cells To Study Key Steps In Human Development Scientists have created living entities that resemble very primitive human embryos, the most advanced example of these structures yet created in a lab. The researchers hope these creations, made from human embryonic stem cells, will provide crucial new ...
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The Science Of Smiles, Real And Fake The notion that you can smile your way to happiness is an enduring one. Back in the 1800s, Charles Darwin was among the first to come up with what modern scientists further developed into the "facial feedback hypothesis." That's the idea that smiling can ...
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Key to understanding aliens might be unlocked by octopus' tentacles The key to understanding E.T. might be as simple or as complex as understanding a creature on Earth we know very little about — the octopus. New research presented at the 2019 Astrobiology Science Conference looks at how an octopus is able to perceive ...
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Total solar eclipse, black moon, double meteor shower and more July 2019 astronomy events July is going to be a busy month for sky-watchers around the world. Here's a look at some of the major events, courtesy of AccuWeather: July 2: Total solar eclipse Right off the bat, there will be a total solar eclipse on July 2. It will be visible from South America.
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SBU space man returns for stellar SSERVI sequel A blockbuster summer sequel will see Stony Brook University soar into space, once again. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has selected eight research teams to collaborate through the Solar System Exploration Research Virtual Institute, ...
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Amino acid orchestra trains machine learning algorithms to design proteins Ever wondered what Beethoven and bone have in common? According to researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the US they both gain from being composed of structures over a range of scales be that notes, chords and melodies or ...
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Thermoelectric material converts waste heat into electricity A thermoelectric material developed in Saudi Arabia captures the heat lost by machines and devices and turn it back into electricity. thermoelectric material Mohamad Nugraha (left) and his group leader, Derya Baran, demonstrate the flexibility of the device ...
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