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[ad_1] At the dawn of our atmosphere, we live a thin group of seasonal electric blue clouds. Sending over 50 miles above the poles in the summer, these clouds are known as …

[ad_1] Representation by an artist of the satellite of investigation on the exoplanets in transit to the work in the process of locating the exoplanets. Credit: NASA Scientists examining data from NASA's …

[ad_1] NASA has not had much luck lately with its rovers of March. In recent months, a global dust storm has threatened the agency's rover Opportunity, and the Curiosity rover has also …

[ad_1] Somewhere among these grains of celestial sugar and puffs of cloudy powder, there is a planet, perhaps many planets, perhaps even Earth 2.0, which astronomers sometimes call the object of their …

[ad_1] Artist's illustration of the NASA's Exoplanet Monitoring Satellite (TESS). (Goddard Space Flight Center of NASA) A new study reveals that NASA's new research mission has detected its first alien world, a …

[ad_1] A little more than a month after its seven – year mission to touch the sun, NASA 's Parker Solar Probe has relayed first – light data from each of its …

[ad_1] By IANS WASHINGTON: A little more than a month after its seven – year mission to hit the sun, NASA 's Parker Solar Probe has retransmitted the first data from each …

[ad_1] "All the instruments returned data that serve not only to calibration, but also to what we expect from them near the Sun to solve the mysteries of the solar atmosphere, the …

[ad_1] Artist's illustration of the NASA's Exoplanet Monitoring Satellite (TESS). Credit: Goddard Space Flight Center of NASA A new study reveals that NASA's new research mission has detected its first alien world, …

[ad_1] The new NASA planetary hunter is operational. The Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS), launched in April to search for extraterrestrial worlds orbiting stars relatively close to the sun, unveiled its first …