[ad_1] There are more eclipses coming, astronomers! Certainly, some of us have not really had the opportunity to deal with the partial solar eclipse on July 12, but let 's be realistic, …
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[ad_1] Illustration of the ExoMars rover artist, due to be launched in 2020. Source: ESA If geography smiles on you. The British Space Agency has launched a public competition to name the …
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[ad_1] Looking at Titan with Cbadini. Some of the big lakes filled with methane and ethane are visible through the haze. Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech / SSI. New discoveries, published in the …
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[ad_1] The timing of your evening meal can affect your health risks. – AFP pic MADRID, July 20 – New Spanish research has shown that eating one's evening meal earlier or leaving …
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[ad_1] Just feeling coffee could help boost mental performance, according to new research. – AFP pic NEW YORK, July 19 – Often touted for its many health benefits, new research suggests that …
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[ad_1] Maurzio Sarri began his unveiling as a manager of Chelsea claiming that he "was bored of the transfer market", but the market will still dominate his start in the work before …
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[ad_1] Recently published scientific research indicates that hundreds of ghost dunes on Mars might have evidence that indicates the existence of prehistoric life. The study suggests that each of the dunes could …
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[ad_1] Studying the star host of Ross 128B, the researchers determined that the exoplanet is a rocky world at temperate temperatures. This means that it has potentially liquid water on the surface. …
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[ad_1] NExSS scientists aim to create a framework for researching biosignatures on other planets that show if they have the potential to shelter life. Over a short period of the last 10 …
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[ad_1] Viking 2 takes a selfie on the utopian plain of Mars. By badyzing the nearby ground, the NASA lander may have inadvertently destroyed the first signs of life on Mars. Source: …
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