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[ad_1] On the morning of Labor Day, hundreds and hundreds of fins pierced the calm, gray waters of Monterey Bay, California. About 1,000 common dolphins crossed the silver seas, jumping across the …

[ad_1] In this video captured by the press service of the Roscosmos Space Agency on Monday, September 11, 2018, Sergey Prokopyev, a Russian cosmonaut on the International Space Station, speaks in a …

[ad_1] You have probably heard of the lunar orbit space station that NASA plans to build in the next five years. This outpost, known as the lunar orbital platform-bridge, will help humanity …

[ad_1] Submitted by The Whale Museum Discover two orc conferences at the Whale Museum. On September 18, Brad Hanson, a wildlife biologist at the Northwestern Ocean Fisheries and Atmospheric Organization's Center for …

[ad_1] You have probably had a solar energy calculator since the 1980s, but it has only been around for a decade that the potential of large-scale solar installations has been widely explored. …

[ad_1] Rocket launches are usually exciting to watch anyway, but it's especially cool to watch them from a satellite. Over the weekend, Chinese space flight company OneSpace launched its OS-X1 rocket from …

[ad_1] (CNN) – Make Pluto still good? This seems to be the goal of a new study that asks Pluto to regain its former planetary glory. The research, published in the scientific …

[ad_1] Make Pluto still good? This seems to be the goal of a new study that asks Pluto to regain its former planetary glory. The research, published in the scientific journal Icarus, …

[ad_1] In 2006, the wet blankets of the International Astronomical Union (IAU) downgraded Pluto – that cute, cold rock ball into the Kuiper belt – from an ordinary planet to a dwarf …

[ad_1] In Antarctica, at the extreme south of our planet, is a 33-foot telescope designed for one purpose: to create images of the oldest light in the universe. This light, known as …