[ad_1] The red planet of war just got a little friendlier this week. Detailed observations of the Mars Express orbiter of the European Space Agency revealed the presence of a large lake …
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[ad_1] Heat waves once again set temperature records around the world. Europe has experienced its deadliest fire in more than a century, and one of the 90 great fires of the US …
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[ad_1] S August 4, the night Flordienne will be temporarily banned. One of the most powerful rockets in the world, a Delta IV Heavy, will ignite. His fiery breath with bathing Cape …
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[ad_1] The Tokyo-based Astro Live Experiences (ALE) start-up builds two microsatellites that will go into Earth orbit and release 400 tiny pellets that will reproduce shooting stars. The company revealed that the …
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[ad_1] Until recently, conventional wisdom was that homo sapiens evolved in the East African rift valley 200,000 years ago, before leaving the continent and populating the rest of the world 60,000 years …
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[ad_1] The creation of babies whose DNA has been altered to give them what parents perceive as the best chance in life has received a cautious go-ahead in a landmark report from …
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[ad_1] Astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin place the American flag on the moon. This image was captured by the Apollo 11 data acquisition camera mounted on the lunar module Eagle Astronauts …
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[ad_1] NEW YORK TIMES "Broken Symmetry" is a sculpture on the lands of Fermilab, a national laboratory of the Department of Energy in Batavia, Illinois. NEW YORK TIMES An exhibition in the …
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[ad_1] The next lunar eclipse of blood will occur on the night of Friday, July 27 on parts of Central Asia, Africa, Europe, the Pacific and the Pacific. South America. The July …
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[ad_1] Today, we have a glimpse of the recovery of heat recordings from NASA's Apollo Moon missions in 1971 and 1972. A study published this week explored the data of the sensors …
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