[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, …
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[ad_1] Get the Mach Newsletter. SUBSCRIBE Nobody says that extraterrestrials live in the area, but astronomers have discovered an exoplanet in orbit around 40 Eridani A, a star known to "Star Trek" …
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[ad_1] This view of the dwarf planet Ceres shows the mountain and probably the "ice volcano" Ahuna Mons on the right edge and the luminous points of the Occator crater on the …
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[ad_1] Could a real Spock hide in a planet 16 light years from Earth? A group of scientists discovered a super-Earth orbiting a star similar to the Sun that could accommodate life. …
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[ad_1] For scientists, the summit, about 13,000 feet high, corresponds to the bill: it was their first discovery of a water volcano on the dwarf planet. They named it Ahuna Mons and …
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[ad_1] Credit: University of Florida Among the television series Star TrekHis many charms are his rich universe of characters and planets. Now, the Dharma Planet Survey, in a new study by astronomer …
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[ad_1] The "first light" sent by TESS from the space. The new telescope will be responsible for finding new exoplanets after Kepler finishes his ten-year mission. NASA hopes that TESS will find …
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[ad_1] An artistic representation of what the newly discovered planet orbits around 40 Eridani A, a star made famous by the "Star Trek" series, might look like. Credit: Don Davis The Vulcan …
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[ad_1] The transiting exoplanet survey satellite (TESS) took this snapshot of the large Magellan cloud (right) and the bright star R Doradus (left) with a single detector. one of his cameras on …
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[ad_1] NASA / MIT / TESS The hunt is launched. If we want to find life in the cosmos, it's a good idea to look for other planets. The Kepler telescope has …
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