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NASA’s Atlas V Rocket Creates Ripples in Sundog During Launch
Nov 18, 2024
A NASA rocket creates a cool phenomenon as it blasts through the sky. ...
Possible Evidence of Life on Mars Destroyed 40 Years Ago
Nov 18, 2024
NASA recently announced the discovery of complex organic molecules on Mars that could indicate ancient life, but may have actually destroyed the best evidence 40 years ago. ...
NASA Finds Possible Proof of Life On Mars That Previous Rovers May Have Accidentally Destroyed 40 Years Ago
Nov 18, 2024
At a Glance NASA's Curiosity rover has discoveredcomplex organic moleculeson Mars that may provideproof that"the planet could have supported ancient life."In an odd twist of fate, NASA says the same discovery may have occurred 40 years ago.However, a Viking probe likely burned up the evidence. A NASA rover has recently discovered organic material that could confirmproof of life on Mars, but it's a discovery that may not necessarily be new. In a study published last month in the journal Science,...
Can You See Cooking Oil from Space?
Nov 18, 2024
Meteorologist Ari Sarsalari says from space you can see the plant that produces canola oil. ...
U.S. Army Demolishes Delta II Towers to Make Way for Moon Express
Nov 18, 2024
This part of Cape Canaveral is getting a private makeover as Moon Express moves in to create a commercial spaceport. ...
Flying Trains Could Change Travel Forever
Nov 18, 2024
Ever sit on the train and wish it had wings? A company has designed just that -- a flying train. ...
Asteroid Holds Surprise for Astronomers: It's a Double
Nov 18, 2024
At a Glance When astronomers discovered object 2017 YE5 in December 217, they believed it was a simple NEO, or near-Earth object. Using three of the world's largest telescopes, astronomers soonrealized the "asteroid" was a binary system made of up two 3,000-foot bodies. An asteroid discovered orbiting the sun last year had a surprise waiting for scientists to uncover: It'sactually two asteroids lockedin a binary orbit. Aoccurs when two astronomical objects are close enough that their gravitational attraction causes them...
Massive Iceberg That Threatened Greenland Village Visible From Space
Nov 18, 2024
An iceberg that drifted perilously close to a remote Greenland village last week was so big it could be seen from space. (European Space Agency) At a Glance The 11-million-ton iceberg was so massive, it could be seen from space.Last week, scientists warned that a large chunk of the iceberg could break off, causing a tsunami to hit the village.Higher tides associated with the new moon coupled with high winds pushed the iceberg away from the villagewithout incident. Amassive iceberg...
Jupiter Now Has 79 Moons, Astronomers Say
Nov 18, 2024
At a Glance Astronomers say they've discovered another 12 moons orbiting Jupiter.This means Jupiter has at least 79 moons, the highest number of any planet in our solar system.Each of the moons is tiny, no more than a mile or two across. Four centuries after Jupiter's first moons were spotted by Galileo, astronomers say they've found 12 more. This discovery of the small moons brings Jupiter's total to 79. No planet in our solar system has more. The find came...
Scientists Discover Asteroids Orbiting Each Other
Nov 18, 2024
When astronomers discovered object 2017 YE5 in December 217, they believed it was a simple NEO, or near-Earth object. ...
Astronomers Discover 12 New Moons Orbiting Jupiter
Nov 18, 2024
And one of the moons has scientists scratching their heads. ...
How to See Mars Make Its Closest Approach to Earth in 15 Years
Nov 18, 2024
At a Glance The Red Planet will appear brighter and larger as it draws close to Earth on Tuesday. It will pass within 35.8 million miles from Earth. The next close approach will occur in 2020. Mars will make its closest approach to earth in 15 years on Tuesday, giving stargazers agreat opportunity to see theRed Planet. At just 35.8 million miles from Earth as it makes itsway around the sun, and brighter than usual,NASA reports. Every 26 months or...
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