[ad_1] Most of Phobos' surface is covered with strange linear grooves. New research reinforces the idea that the sandy rocks of Stickney Crater (the Great Depression on the right) have carved these …
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[ad_1] Researchers at Brown University have found an explanation for the unique grooves of Mars Moon Phobos. After a computer simulation, they concluded that the rolling rocks of Stickney Crater could have …
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[ad_1] A new study from Brown University reinforces the idea that the grooves that crisscross the surface of Phobos, the largest of the two Martian moons, were created by rolling sandstone rocks …
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[ad_1] Few artists deserves as much credit as Robyn for marrying the sciences of 21st century pop and club music; her records are precisely calibrated verse-chorus-verse hook-fests that erupt into brief moments …
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