These are the Highest Resolution Images Ever Taken of the Sun's Surface
[COLOR=rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.87)]These are the Highest Resolution Images Ever Taken of the Sun's Surface
The National Solar Observatory has just released the Highest Resolution Images and video Ever Taken of the Sun's surface. The images, captured with the ...
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World's largest solar telescope produces never-before-seen image of our star
The Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope (DKIST), the world's largest solar telescope, captured its first image of the sun — the highest-resolution image of our star ...
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Nasa to send Solar Orbiter spacecraft to click photos of Sun's north and south poles
Solar Orbiter will be Nasa's second major mission, to take photos of our star's north and south poles, to the inner solar system in recent years, following on ...
India TodayYesterday
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Solar Orbiter – the Sun close-up
video_youtubeEuropean Space Agency, ESAYesterday
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Surprisingly warm water found on underside of Antarctica's 'Doomsday Glacier'
The underwater robot Icefin found unusually warm waters under Antarctica's "Doomsday Glacier."
Livescience.com3 hours ago
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A Dangerous Florida-size Glacier is Melting from Bottom and the Scientists are Alarmed
Scientists in Antarctica have recorded, for the first time, unusually warm water beneath a glacier the size of Florida that is already melting and contributing to a ...
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Glowing green 'dunes' in the sky mesmerized skygazers. They turned out to be a new kind of aurora.
When mysterious glowing stripes of green lit up Finnish skies in 2018, it didn't go unnoticed by avid aurora chasers. The pattern of light was unfamiliar and ...
Space.com8 hours ago
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Dunes: Citizen Scientists Find New Auroral Form In The Northern Skies
Aurora hobbyists discovered a previously unknown form of northern lights, named 'dunes' as the green-tinged cloud-like wavey patterns of the form resembled ...
Mashable India12 hours ago
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Boeing takes $410 million charge to cover potential additional commercial crew test flight
Boeing said Jan. 29 it is taking a $410 million charge to its earnings to cover a potential additional uncrewed test flight of its CST-100 Starliner.
SpaceNews12 hours ago
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NASA Live: Earth Views from the Space Station
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Meteorite chunk contains unexpected evidence of presolar grains
An unusual chunk in a meteorite may contain a surprising bit of space history. Presolar grains -- tiny bits of solid interstellar material formed before the sun was ...
Science DailyYesterday
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Scientists Have Found 'Surprising' Interstellar Material Older Than The Solar System
It crashed into Earth in 1969, ending an epic journey that had lasted for billions of years, and maybe even much longer than that. Inside this mysterious space ...
ScienceAlertYesterday
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Fossil Footprints Show Dinosaurs Braved South Africa's Land Of Lava
About 183 million years ago during the early part of the Jurassic Period, enormous amounts of lava flowed across the landscape in what is now South Africa, ...
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When Dinosaurs Left Tracks in a Land Consumed by Lava and Fire
Dozens of footprints left by dinosaurs and other creatures were left in what is now South Africa before the Gondwana supercontinent broke up.
The New York TimesYesterday
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play_arrowAll modern humans have Neanderthal DNA, new research finds
All modern humans likely have a bit of Neanderthal in their DNA, including Africans who had previously been thought to have no genetic link to humanity's ...
CNN4 hours ago
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Everyone Has Neanderthal DNA in Their Genome, New Genetic Analysis Shows
A new kind of DNA analysis suggests that ancient humans came back to Africa and spread Neanderthal DNA around.
Discover Magazine1 hour ago
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New Process Turns Carbon-Based Trash Into 'Wonder Material' Graphene
Scientists have developed a new technique for turning almost any carbon-based rubbish – from banana skins to car tyres – into graphene flakes, a process that ...
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play_arrowStudy: Acidic ocean impacts Dungeness crabs
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Acid in the Pacific Ocean is literally eating away crabs' shells
Researchers found that baby Dungeness crabs living in the most acidic coastal waters are smaller, weaker and at risk of losing their shells.
Livescience.comYesterday
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No satellite crash: 2 pieces of space junk whiz safely by each other over Pittsburgh
Satellite operators, and everyone else who wants a safe and sustainable space environment, dodged a bullet Wednesday evening (Jan. 29).
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Chance Satellites Collide Above Pittsburgh Increases
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SpaceX launches fourth batch of Starlink satellites
Washington DC (UPI) Jan 29, 2020 - SpaceX launched the latest installment of the Starlink satellite network as planned at 9:06 a.m. EST on Wednesday into a ...
Space Daily12 hours ago
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SpaceX successfully catches one fairing half from latest Starlink launch
SpaceX is one step closer to an even more re-usable launch system today, after it successfully recovered one of the halves of the fairing used on its Starlink ...
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AI could trick us into thinking we have found aliens, scientists warn
Artificial intelligence could trick us into thinking we have found potential aliens, researchers have warned. Even computers could be prone to identifying shapes ...
The IndependentYesterday
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AI Might Make Us Mistakenly Think We’ve Found Aliens, Says Study
A new study suggests that artificial intelligence might trick us into thinking we see alien technosignatures where none exist.
FuturismYesterday
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In Siberia discovered traces of the great March of the Neanderthals
Scientists were able to detect on the territory of Siberia traces of the presence here of the Neanderthals during the great trek. The relevant excavations have ...
The Times HubYesterday
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Ancient Stone Tools Found in Siberian Cave Turn Accepted Theories About Neanderthals on Their Head
Neanderthals, a subspecies of archaic humans who roamed Eurasia before mysteriously disappearing some 40000 years ago, remain a source of fascination ...
Sputnik InternationalYesterday
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Study finds far higher than expected rate of underwater glacial melting
Washington D.C. , Jan 29 : According to a breakthrough study, scientists using robotic kayaks have discovered that the Tidewater glaciers, the massive rivers of ...
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Robotic kayaks reveal glaciers are melting much faster underwater
Underwater glacier melting can be hard to study. But now, researchers have used robotic kayaks to monitor plumes of freshwater coming from beneath glaciers, ...
New Atlas15 hours ago
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Secrets of the Red Planet: Mystery of Mars' Polar Ice & Atmosphere Tackled by Scientists
The new model developed by scientists seeks to explain the peculiar nature of a layered deposit of water and ice on Mars' southern pole, which apparently ...
Sputnik International11 hours ago
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope may miss March 2021 launch, GAO report says
A government report announced that NASA's James Webb Space Telescope team gives the project just a 12% chance of launching in March 2021.
Space.comYesterday
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The Spitzer Space Telescope Ends Its Incredible Journey
Today, after 16 years of exemplary *service*, NASA will officially deactivate the Spitzer Space Telescope. Operating for over a decade beyond its designed *service* ...
Hackaday5 hours ago
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Early Earths atmosphere was rich in Carbon dioxide & not Oxygen, study says - Republic World
A study that looked into samples of small meteorites that hit our planet about 2.7 billion yrs ago has revealed that early Earth's atmosphere was rich in CO2.
Republic WorldYesterday
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Early Earth had an atmosphere rich in carbon dioxide, claims study looking at ancient meteorites
The early Earth's atmosphere was rich in carbon dioxide, according to a study that looked at samples of small meteorites that hit our planet about 2.7 billion ...
FirstpostYesterday
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Robot kayaks find surprisingly fast tidewater glacier melting
Researchers used robotic kayaks to track meltwater and discovered that massive tidewater glaciers may be melting a lot faster than anyone thought.
Futurity: Research NewsYesterday
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Get your resume ready: NASA looking for program director to lead its Mars Sample Return mission
Education News: This mission is the first of its kind as none of the previous four Mars rovers were tasked with bringing back extraterrestrial samples.
Times of IndiaYesterday
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#EZScience Episode 4: The Path to Mars 2020
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play_arrow5 Planetary Defense Systems That Could Keep Us Safe From Asteroids
Don't worry. The event of a civilization-ending asteroid impact is a very unlikely one. To be precise, there's a 0.000001 percent chance any year that this will ...
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Asteroid shock: NASA spots a 65,000MPH rock heading towards Earth tomorrow - Will it hit?
AN ASTEROID will come barreling towards Earth tomorrow morning at breakneck speeds of more than 65000mph, the US space agency NASA has confirmed ...
Express.co.uk5 hours ago
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play_arrowWild shooting star seen over California 'wasn't a natural fireball'
"Never saw anything like this in my life. Crazy," said one eyewitness.
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'I thought it was the end of the world!' Space debris lights up sky in Southern California
More than 60 people reported seeing 'a meteor' flash through the sky on Wednesday evening in a fireball so bright it was described as 'the end of the world'.
Daily Mail5 hours ago
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play_arrowSatellites orbiting Earth just miss each other over Pittsburgh
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The space junk problem just keeps getting worse
Skywatchers spent much of Wednesday watching the progress of two satellites which were rapidly approaching each other. A collision seemed unlikely earlier in ...
BGR3 hours ago
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play_arrowScientists create cyborg jellyfish with swimming superpowers
They're like regular jellyfish, but faster and more awesome.
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Bionic Jellyfish Swim Faster, More Efficiently
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play_arrowRobotic finger can sweat like a human to cool down
Robots can already do lots of things people can including gymnastics, but a new type of soft robot has one of the most human traits of all. Researchers have a d.
video_youtubeEngadget7 hours ago
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Robots learn to sweat to stop overheating
Sweating is a useful skill for humans, stopping us from overheating. Now robots are learning to do it, too, and for the same reason. New research describes a soft ...
The VergeYesterday
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play_arrowA proposed House bill is threatening to rework NASA’s Moon plans
A new piece of legislation from the House threatens to change NASA's Artemis program that seeks to return humans to the Moon. The bill — a new authorization ...
video_youtubeThe Verge21 hours ago
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NASA authorization bill advances in House. Proposed limits on commercial partners spur concern
NASA's authorization bill will proceed further through the House of Representatives without, so far, any amendments addressing major concerns raised by the ...
Space.com4 hours ago
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play_arrowNot 'brains in a dish': Cerebral organoids flunk comparison to developing nervous system
Brain organoids—three-dimensional balls of brain-like tissue grown in the lab, often from human stem cells—have been touted for their potential to let scientists ...
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Brain Organoids are Farther From Consciousness Than You Might Think
False-color Images of brain organoids allow researchers to color-code different cells and map their activity. (Credit: Muotri Lab/UC San Diego) ...
Discover Magazine22 hours ago
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play_arrowLikelihood of space super-storms estimated from longest period of magnetic field observations
A 'great' space weather super-storm large enough to cause significant disruption to our electronic and networked systems occurred on average once in every 25 ...
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Space weather warning: Technology crippling solar storm could hit ‘at any time’
SPACE WEATHER could cripple Earth's technology if a solar storm hits, with researchers stating one occurs on average every 25 years, and 'it could happen at ...
Express.co.uk8 hours ago
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play_arrowSpider glue turns moths' defenses against them
If you've Ever tried to stick tape to a dusty surface, you know the dilemma most spiders face when trying to catch moths. Moth wings are covered in tiny scales ...
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play_arrowChandra Takes a Peek at Mega-Cluster of Galaxies
Chandra's X-ray Observatory spotted four galaxy clusters engaging in colliding activity. (Photo Credit: X-ray: NASA / CXC / SAO / G.Schellenberger et al.; ...
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play_arrowOcean Satellite Renamed for Noted NASA Scientist
NASA and European partners renamed the Sentinel-6A satellite in honor of Earth scientist Michael Freilich. (Photo Credit: NASA / ESA) ...
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NASA scientist gets new Earth-observation satellite named after him, a rare honor
An Earth-observation satellite scheduled to launch this fall was just named after Michael Freilich, who headed NASA's Earth Science division from 2006 to 2019.
Space.comYesterday
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