[ad_1] Asteroids are scary things in the best case. But none are as scary as the gigantic, skull-shaped object known as the Asteroid of Halloween's death. It is officially known as TB145 …
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[ad_1] A new study suggests that plate tectonics – a scientific theory that divides the Earth into chunks of crust that move slowly over the viscous hot mantle – could have been …
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[ad_1] The right place is back for a third season, and I have a review of the season that starts as soon as I take a ride on a grime in a …
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[ad_1] There is another kind of Halloween sequel in the works, and it soon arrives in the heavens near the Earth. An asteroid resembling a skull that passed the Earth in October …
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[ad_1] A zoom on the Hubble Space Telescope photograph showing a huge bubble shaped like a balloon blown into space by a massive, hot star. Astronomers have formed the iconic telescope on …
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[ad_1] The MIT boffins believe that they can use the old school's artificial intelligence to accomplish much of the hard work in the delicate task of choosing suitable landing places for spacecraft. …
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[ad_1] There is another kind of Halloween sequel in the works, and it soon arrives in the heavens near the Earth. An asteroid resembling a skull that passed the Earth in October …
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[ad_1] Perhaps you want to remember Jace Fry and her future wife as crystal stemware. As the White Sox pitcher made her first career start on Wednesday, fiancee Kelsi Blalock tore Fry …
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[ad_1] Credit: JAXA On September 21, 2018, 280 million kilometers from the Earth, a cube of about 1.5 square meters descended to a primitive space rock. After years of planning and four …
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[ad_1] Like any complicated recipe, whipping up Martian soil on Earth requires finding the right ingredients. You can raid a museum to find an extremely rare mineral or call your local coal …
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