[ad_1] Observations of nature tend to throw up unexpected results and new mysteries – whether you're investigating the rain forest or outer space. When radio astronomy took off in the 1950s, we …
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[ad_1] Une porte fermée n’est qu’un des nombreux obstacles qui ne constituent pas un obstacle pour un nouveau type de robot volant, appelé Micro, qui tire, appelé FlyCroTug. Doté de technologies de …
Read More »The ghost of Cassiopeia
[ad_1] Credit: NASA, ESA At about 550 light-years from the constellation Cassiopeia, lies the IC 63, an amazing and slightly disturbing nebula. Also known as the Phantom of Cassiopeia, the IC 63 …
Read More »SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket seems to be a hit with satellite companies
[ad_1] Enlarge / This maiden flight of the Falcon Heavy was a success. SpaceX When the Falcon Heavy rocket launched for the first time in February, some critics of the company wondered …
Read More »Cargo ship bound to the space station named for the walker on the moon, John Young
[ad_1] Northrop Grumman named his 10th Cygnus cargo ship, S.S. John Young in honor of the late Gemini, Apollo and space shuttle astronaut. The spacecraft will be launched at the top of …
Read More »The asteroid that killed the dinosaurs forces the rock to flow like a liquid
[ad_1] The huge asteroid that swept over the Earth in Chicxulub, modern Mexico, 66 million years ago, was a global catastrophe that surpassed the best of modern science. In a few seconds, …
Read More »Inspiré par les guêpes, ce micro-drone soulève 40 fois son poids
[ad_1] Kurt Hickman / Stanford News Service Les drones sont incroyables, cool et puissants, mais ils peuvent traditionnellement être contrecarrés par un obstacle impénétrable qui contrarie les créateurs de drones et les …
Read More »Why do not we put a space telescope on the moon?
[ad_1] <div _ngcontent-c14 = "" innerhtml = " The possibility of building a telescope on the moon has long seduced many people. But, with one exception, it is a terrible idea that …
Read More »New research connects heat, weekends, aggressive crime and Chicago shootings
[ad_1] This happens too often every summer: a new litany of weekend shootings in Chicago appears in the news. A new study from Arizona State University and Purdue University examines this phenomenon. …
Read More »The oldest weapons discovered in North America tell us more about the first Americans, say researchers
[ad_1] According to a study published this week, old spearheads discovered near Austin, Texas, would be the oldest weapons ever discovered in North America. Researchers at Texas A & M have discovered …
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