[ad_1] The mouth of the Amazon River, captured by a NASA satellite (NASA) Researchers found 45 percent of rivers and streams using satellite imagery and special software. According to a new study, …
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[ad_1] Photo: Pixabay Note: The views can sometimes be disturbed. If you see a black image, the Space Station is on the night side of the Earth. If you see an image …
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[ad_1] Because of the incredible distances of exoplanets (planets outside the solar system), NASA uses Earth as a laboratory to study these celestial bodies. Yet each exoplanet has the appearance of a …
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[ad_1] <img class = "aligncenter" src = "http://sivtimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/5c8abc26e70208bd397d739cbc97231e.jpg" alt = "Climate Change Can Be Unpredictable Even Respect The Paris Agreement does not guarantee that we will be able to avoid serious threats …
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[ad_1] This article was originally published at The Conversation. The publication contributed to Space.com's expert voice article: Op-Ed and Insights. Around sunrise on February 15, 2013, an extremely bright object from another …
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[ad_1] New York, June 30 (IBNS): The study of exoplanets – planets located outside our solar system – could help scientists answer big questions about our place in the universe and on …
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[ad_1] The International Space Station receives the most amazing food delivery since the early days of Uber Eats. The recent launch of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket destined for the ISS carried …
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[ad_1] W With more than 1,300 satellites orbiting the Earth at one point, one would think that we would know everything about this planet that you need to know. But the age …
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[ad_1] In 1908, a powerful asteroid struck the Podkamennaya Tunguska River in an isolated Siberian forest in Russia. The event leveled trees and destroyed forests on 770 square miles, equivalent to the …
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[ad_1] In 1908, a powerful asteroid struck the Podkamennaya Tunguska River in an isolated Siberian forest in Russia. The event leveled trees and destroyed forests on 770 square miles, equivalent to the …
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