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Lynred delivers flight-model IR detector to MicroCarb, Europe’s pioneer CO2 monitoring space mission | Technology Org
Description Lynred, a global leader in designing and manufacturing high-quality infrared technologies for aerospace, defense and commercial markets, today announces the delivery of the first flight-model of its largest shortwave infrared detector, NGP, to the MicroCarb space mission. The MicroCarb mission, led

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Updated 18 November 2019

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A whole new world: astronomers draw first global map of Titan
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Updated 18 November 2019

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How we probe and pollute the cosmos
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Updated 18 November 2019

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China now launches more rockets than anyone in the world | Ars Technica
Description Through Sunday, the country has launched 27 orbital missions this year.

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Updated 18 November 2019

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Boeing seems upset with NASA’s inspector general | Ars Technica
Description "Boeing does not disclose specific pricing information."

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Updated 18 November 2019

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This is the first global map of Saturn’s moon Titan - MIT Technology Review
Description A new global map of Saturn's moon Titan, made from data collected by NASA's Cassini mission, show's us how Titan's methane cycle shaped its surface.

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Updated 18 November 2019

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Astronomers spot new type of storm on Saturn | Science News for Students
Description These storms are bigger and longer lasting than squalls but not nearly as massive as this planet's Great White Spots.

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Updated 18 November 2019

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French Earthquake Fault Mapped by Satellite-Based Radar
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Updated 18 November 2019

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Mars 2020 Rover Will Visit the Perfect Spot to Find Signs of Life, New Studies Show | Technology News
Description Two new studies offer a tantalising suggestion that Mars 2020 could find even stronger evidence of Martian life - if it ever existed.

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Updated 18 November 2019

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Using Gravitational Wave Astronomy to Observe a ‘Black Hole Symphony’ [Video]
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Updated 18 November 2019

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Recently Discovered Parasitic Wasp Is Enemy of Serious Alien Pest in North America
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Updated 18 November 2019

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Hubble Constant Mystery – The Measurements of the Expansion of the Universe Don’t Add Up
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Updated 18 November 2019

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First Global Geologic Map of Titan (Saturn’s Largest Moon) Completed
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Updated 18 November 2019

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Hibernation in Animals | Can Humans Hibernate?
Description Bear and squirrel hibernation offer exciting paths for research into human hibernation. Could it help us eventually survive a journey to Mars?

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Updated 18 November 2019

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What Does It Take to Be a Moon? | Live Science
Description When is a moon not a moon — and does it matter?

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Updated 17 November 2019

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NASA Astrobiology Has Discovered a Ring of Material Around Star HD 191098
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Updated 17 November 2019

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Search for Extra-Terrestrial Life Takes Mars Scientists on Expedition to Australia
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Updated 17 November 2019

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Milky Way’s Supermassive Black Hole Flings Star Away at 6,000,000 km/h
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Updated 17 November 2019

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Tatooines everywhere? Many of the Exoplanets Already Discovered are in Multi-Star Systems | Technology Org
Description Right now, we know of about 4,000 confirmed exoplanets, mostly thanks to the Kepler mission. TESS, the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, will likely raise that 4000 by a lot. But what about the stars that all of these planets orbit? A new study from the Astrophysical Institute and University

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Updated 16 November 2019

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Zero gravity made some astronauts’ blood flow backwards | New Scientist
Description Spending time in zero gravity can reverse the flow of a person’s blood and lead to clots, as seen in astronauts who spent months on the International Space Station

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Updated 16 November 2019

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Tardigrade DNA Added to Human Cells Could Help Us Survive on Mars, Scientist Says | Live Science
Description Will we one day combine tardigrade DNA with our cells to go to Mars?

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Updated 16 November 2019

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Science Around the Planet Uses Images of Earth from the Space Station | Technology Org
Description Artificial lighting at night affects the behavior of urban wildlife, according to a recent study published in Nature Scientific Reports, which examined animals in the laboratory and the field. The researchers mapped light levels in the city of Chicago using publicly available images of Earth taken b

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Updated 16 November 2019

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Spin Doctors: Vast Cosmic Filaments and Galaxy Rotation [Video]
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Updated 16 November 2019

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Scientists Discover What Happens When Nearly Extreme Black Holes Attempt to Regrow Hair
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Updated 16 November 2019

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NASA Finds Neptune Moons Locked in ‘Dance of Avoidance’ | Technology Org
Description Even by the wild standards of the outer solar system, the strange orbits that carry Neptune's two innermost moons are unprecedented, according to newly published research. Orbital dynamics experts are calling it a "dance of avoidance" performed by the tiny moons Naiad and Thalassa. The two are tr

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Updated 15 November 2019

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Chandrayaan-3: ISRO Said to Plan Attempt at Moon Soft Landing in November 2020 | Technology News
Description After an unsuccessful bid two months ago, India may attempt another soft landing on the Moon by next year-end, probably in November, PTI sources in ISRO said on Thursday.

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Updated 15 November 2019

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When is the Leonid meteor shower, what time does it peak and where can I see it? – The Sun
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Updated 15 November 2019

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North Korean Nuke Equivalent to ‘17 Hiroshimas’ According to Space-Based Radar
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Updated 15 November 2019

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Astronauts Have Been on a Spacewalk Today to Repair a Crucial Dark Matter Experiment | Gizmodo UK
Description You can watch it right here.

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Updated 15 November 2019

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Future SpaceX Hourly Delivery Monopoly and the Expansion of the SpaceX Fleet – NextBigFuture.com
Description SpaceX will roll-out hourly delivery of packages for years before flying passengers and this will make them tens of billions of dollars each year. I, Brian Wang, have analyzed how SpaceX will have a monopoly on 1-6 hour package delivery for tens of billions of dollars. This will fund the human passenger global infrastructure and provide massive profits while performing millions of test flights to prove human passenger safety....

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Updated 15 November 2019

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Future SpaceX Hourly Delivery Monopoly and the Expansion of the SpaceX Fleet – NextBigFuture.com
Description SpaceX will roll-out hourly delivery of packages for years before flying passengers and this will make them tens of billions of dollars each year. I, Brian Wang, have analyzed how SpaceX will have a monopoly on 1-6 hour package delivery for tens of billions of dollars. This will fund the human passenger global infrastructure and provide massive profits while performing millions of test flights to prove human passenger safety....

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Updated 15 November 2019

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Thirty-Five Years On, the Search for Aliens Continues | Inside Science
Description (Inside Science) -- If distant aliens want to contact Earth, there is a dedicated team of scientists ready to take the call. For 35 years, the SETI Institute, named after the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, has been the world's only research organization systematically scanning the heavens for signs of otherworldly life.

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Updated 15 November 2019

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McDonalds Claims to Have Innovated in the Cardboard Straw Space | Gizmodo UK
Description Stronger paper blends being used.

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Updated 15 November 2019

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Hubble Space Telescope Spots a Rival to the Milky Way
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Updated 15 November 2019

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Using the space-time continuum to make it rain and other odd claims | New Scientist
Description The inventor cashing in on farmers’ rain cheques, as well as purple urine, green puppies and blue sky thinking in Feedback’s weekly blast of the bizarre

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Updated 15 November 2019

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An insulin nasal spray could help with polycystic ovary syndrome | New Scientist
Description Women with PCOS often have to eat less and exercise more in order to maintain a healthy weight – a study in sheep suggests that a nasal insulin spray could help

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Updated 15 November 2019

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Tata Communications Joins Microsoft in Connected Car Space | Technology News
Description Tata Communications has announced it is working with Microsoft to help speed up the development of new innovative connected car applications.

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Updated 15 November 2019

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New Research: Astronauts Are Experiencing Cognitive Decline
Description Research suggests that extended trips into space might cause cognitive decline in astronauts, as the brain changes without the influence of gravity.

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Updated 15 November 2019

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NASA Overpaid Boeing Again and Did Not Let SpaceX Offer a Lower Cost Solution – NextBigFuture.com
Description Office of Inspector General audit of NASA reports that SpaceX was not given an opportunity to bid on the crew transportation gap. The Office of Inspector General determined that NASA did not need to pay Boeing. The contracts already require SpaceX and Boeing to be capable of making two crew flights per year....

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Updated 14 November 2019

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SpaceX passes Crew Dragon test that previously ended in an explosion - CNET
Description NASA and SpaceX can breathe a sigh of relief after the Crew Dragon spacecraft survived a series of fiery engine tests.

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Updated 14 November 2019

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Star of Apple TV Plus space show thinks movies could help us get to Mars - CNET
Description In For All Mankind, Joel Kinnaman plays a fictional Apollo astronaut in the midst of a never-ending space race.

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Updated 14 November 2019

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Black Hole Mergers: Cooking With Gas and a 112,000 MPH Kick
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Updated 14 November 2019

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air-LUSI: New Moon-Seeking Sensor Aims to Improve NASA's Earth Observations
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Updated 14 November 2019

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Tata: Tata Communications working with Microsoft in connected car space - Latest News | Gadgets Now
Description Tata Communications has announced it is working with Microsoft to help speed up the development of new innovative connected car applications.

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Updated 14 November 2019

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Black Hole Kicks Star Out of Milky Way | Gizmodo UK
Description "The velocity of the discovered star is so high that it will inevitably leave the Galaxy and never return."

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Updated 14 November 2019

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NASA report finds Boeing seat prices are 60% higher than SpaceX | Ars Technica
Description "Boeing has made significant investments in the commercial crew program."

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Updated 14 November 2019

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China Mars lander unveiled ahead of 2020 mission - BBC Science Focus Magazine
Description Beijing plans to launch a lander and rover to Mars next year to explore parts of the planet in detail.

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Updated 14 November 2019

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NASA's Curiosity Rover Spots Unexplained Oxygen Spike on Mars
Description NASA reports that the rover has detected a perplexing increase in oxygen concentrations on the red planet. While the cause ...

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Updated 14 November 2019

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Alien genes from bacteria helped plants conquer the land
Description Genomes of simple algae reveal ancestor’s bias toward terrestrial life

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Updated 14 November 2019

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Next stop Earth: Hayabusa2 bids farewell to asteroid Ryugu
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Updated 14 November 2019

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Are there any realistic spaceflight technologies from Star Wars? - MIT Technology Review
Description Your space questions, answered.

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Updated 14 November 2019

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Wild Orbits of Neptune Moons a ‘Dance of Avoidance’ [Video]
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Updated 14 November 2019

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A black hole slashed a star apart — and was caught in the act | Science News for Students
Description Scientists have gotten their earliest look yet at a black hole ripping up a star.

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Updated 14 November 2019

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The Leonid meteor shower peaks this week: Here's how to see it | New Scientist
Description Earth passes through a comet's trail this week, producing a beautiful display of meteors in the night sky. Find out where to look and how to get the best view

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Updated 14 November 2019

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Why the hunt for alien life is under way far beneath Earth's surface | New Scientist
Description Microbes that breathe sulphur could redefine what it means to be alive and provide clues about what organisms may lurk in the cosmos

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Updated 14 November 2019

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Strange, Luminescent Galactic Creatures at Play Spied by Hubble
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Updated 14 November 2019

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Satellite Image Captures Bushfires Raging in Australia
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Updated 14 November 2019

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SpaceX Completes Crew Dragon Emergency Escape Engine Test | Technology News
Description Elon Musk-led SpaceX has completed a series of static fire engine tests of its new passenger spacecraft, Crew Dragon, paving the way for an in-flight launch escape demonstration.

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Updated 14 November 2019

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Are We Alone? Study Redefines Conditions Take Make a Planet Habitable | Technology News
Description The research team is the first to combine 3D climate modelling with atmospheric chemistry to explore the habitability of planets.

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Updated 14 November 2019

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PUBG Labs Goes Lives as Dedicated Space for Testing Experimental Features, First One is Skill Based Rating System | Technology News
Description PUBG now has a dedicated space called PUBG Labs for testing experimental features and other content, with the first one being a Skill Based Rating system.

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Updated 14 November 2019

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SpaceX Successfully Tests Crewed Dragon Launch Abort Engines
Description The company had to push back its launch plans after the stunning explosion of a Crew Dragon capsule during testing ...

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Updated 14 November 2019

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The Location for NASA’s Next Mars Rover Is Even More Intriguing Than We Realised | Gizmodo UK
Description If life existed on Mars billions of years ago, there’s an excellent chance the fossilised remains of this life could be found at the landing site.

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Updated 14 November 2019

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Mysteries Behind Interstellar Buckyballs Finally Answered | Technology Org
Description Mimicking conditions thought to exist around dying stars, researchers discovered a mechanism that could explain why planetary nebulae are teeming with complex carbon molecules. Scientists have long been puzzled by the existence of so-called "buckyballs" – complex carbon molecules with a socce

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Updated 14 November 2019

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Could Antimatter Be the Portal Into the Dark Universe? | Gizmodo UK
Description Scientists believe that axions could be the key to finding dark matter, based on the way they interact with antimatter.

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Updated 14 November 2019

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Astronomers find a golden glow from a distant stellar collision | Technology Org
Description An NSF-supported team of astronomers found new evidence of the occurrence of a kilonova -- a cosmic explosion that creates massive amounts of gold and platinum -- that went unnoticed during initial observations of a gamma-ray burst spotted in August 2016 but was confirmed after examination of data f

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Updated 14 November 2019

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With Mars Methane Mystery Unsolved, Curiosity Serves Scientists a New One: Oxygen | Technology Org
Description For the first time in the history of space exploration, scientists have measured the seasonal changes in the gases that fill the air directly above the surface of Gale Crater on Mars. As a result, they noticed something baffling: oxygen, the gas many Earth creatures use to breathe, behaves in a way

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Updated 13 November 2019

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How to spot the SpaceX Starlink satellite train overhead this week | Ars Technica
Description Ars’ resident rocket photographer shares three tools to track Starlink satellites above.

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Updated 13 November 2019

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Mysterious Buckyballs Found Throughout Interstellar Space Puzzled Scientists, Until Now
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Updated 13 November 2019

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Astrophysicist Discovers Numerous Multiple Star Systems With Exoplanets
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Updated 13 November 2019

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‘Are We Alone?’ 3D Climate Modeling Helps in Search for Life on Exoplanets
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Updated 13 November 2019

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“Mind Boggling” Mars Mystery As Oxygen Doesn't Behave by Known Chemistry
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Updated 13 November 2019

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Meet the Icy World ‘Arrokoth’ From a Billion Miles Beyond Pluto in the Kuiper Belt
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Updated 13 November 2019

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New NASA study finds long-haul danger for astronauts: Blood flow in reverse
Description Spaceflight can halt and even reverse blood flow in astronauts' upper bodies, a report said Wednesday, an accidental but startling discovery that might have important implications for future NASA trips to Mars and other long-duration missions.

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Updated 13 November 2019

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Hayabusa 2 begins long journey home carrying Ryugu asteroid samples | New Scientist
Description With two samples from the interior of the asteroid Ryugu on board, Japan’s Hayabusa 2 spacecraft is due to return to Earth at the end of 2020

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Updated 13 November 2019

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Arrokoth: Minor planet known as Ultima Thule given official name - BBC Science Focus Magazine
Description Arrokoth means ‘sky’ in the language of the Native American Powhatan people, NASA said.

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Updated 13 November 2019

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Highway Pileups for Black Holes | Inside Science
Description (Inside Science) -- Small black holes may be crashing into each other while orbiting the supermassive black hole at their galaxy's center, according to a new theory proposed by astrophysicists.Similar to highway pileups that can happen when lots of cars are stuck on a city’s beltway, these cosmic pileups can happen when black holes get stuck in the same general orbit, making

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Updated 13 November 2019

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Carnival of Space 637 – Smallest Confirmed Dwarf Planet Might Mean Over 100 in Our Solar System – NextBigFuture.com
Description The Carnival of Space 637 is up at Universe Today....

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Updated 13 November 2019

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Carnival of Space 637 – Smallest Confirmed Dwarf Planet Might Mean Over 100 in Our Solar System – NextBigFuture.com
Description The Carnival of Space 637 is up at Universe Today....

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Updated 13 November 2019

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Investigating water ice, space weathering on the Moon | Technology Org
Description When humans go back to the Moon — and NASA plans to return by 2024 — they’re going to need water. For now, the astronauts expect to bring their own. But future space explorers aim to take advantage of water recently discovered in little-explored regions of the Moon. The water is stored as ice in

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Updated 13 November 2019

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Shared consciousness, artificial imagination, and the Universe’s first seconds: Books in brief
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Updated 13 November 2019

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Nasa forced to rename distant space rock 'Ultima Thule' over link to Nazis
Description THE most distant world ever explored has been renamed by Nasa due to its original moniker's links to Nazis. Once known as Ultima Thule, the mysterious rock 4billion miles from Earth has now been christened Arrokoth.

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Updated 13 November 2019

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Gigantic asteroid twice the size of Big Ben will careen past Earth today
Description AN asteroid twice the size of Big Ben will fire past Earth today in a nerve-shredding flyby. The space rock 2019 UN12 is being closely tracked by Nasa scientists as it approaches our planet at speeds reaching 18 miles per second.

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Updated 13 November 2019

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ISS astronauts to test remote controlled rovers - CNET
Description Moon and Mars rovers could someday be controlled from orbit.

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Updated 13 November 2019

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“Mind Boggling” Behavior of Oxygen on Mars Has NASA Stumped
Description The levels of oxygen on Mars increase and decrease over the year in a way that just doesn't make sense to scientists, a new paper reveals.

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Updated 13 November 2019

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Don’t miss: Art confronts climate, a book on space junk, future talk | New Scientist
Description This week, discover how art and design take on climate change, read all about our space junk, and listen to top talk about the future in a University of Oxford podcast

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Updated 13 November 2019

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How Close Are We to Terraforming Mars? - Videos - Seeker
Description Watch How Close Are We to Terraforming Mars?, a Space video from Seeker.

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Updated 13 November 2019

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Do black holes collapse? - BBC Science Focus Magazine
Description These cosmic sink-holes do gradually shrink, but it’s impossible to get any more compact than a black hole.

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Updated 13 November 2019

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Hayabusa2 starts year-long journey home from asteroid - BBC Science Focus Magazine
Description The Japanese space probe has left its orbit around the asteroid Ryugu, about 180 million miles from Earth.

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Updated 13 November 2019

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'The Mandalorian' Explores the Star Wars Universe in All the Right Ways
Description Star Wars' first live-action TV show adds some fascinating depth to a sprawling universe.

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Updated 13 November 2019

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SpaceX Launches 60 More Mini Satellites for Global Internet With Plans for Thousands More | Technology News
Description SpaceX launched 60 mini-satellites Monday, the second batch of an orbiting network meant to provide global Internet coverage.

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Updated 12 November 2019

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Lunar IceCube Mission to Locate, Study Resources Needed for Sustained Presence on Moon | Technology Org
Description As we venture forward to the Moon and establish a sustained lunar presence, finding and understanding water on the lunar surface becomes increasingly important. Lunar water is largely in the form of, but not necessarily limited to, water ice. Astronauts on the Moon could use this ice for various cre

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Updated 12 November 2019

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Mineral That Could Preserve Signs of Past Life Spotted at Future Mars Landing Spot
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Updated 12 November 2019

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Stingray-Shaped Probes Could Explore Venus’s Atmosphere | Gizmodo UK
Description These probes would sniff out atmospheric gases, hunt for volcanic activity, and even investigate Venus’s so-called dark side.

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Updated 12 November 2019

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Galactic Heart of Darkness Ejects Star at Over 3.5 Million MPH [Video]
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Updated 12 November 2019

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SpaceX Just Launched 60 Starlink Satellites (And Nailed a Milestone Rocket Landing) | Live Science
Description SpaceX launched 60 Starlink satellites into orbit on its most flown Falcon 9 rocket yet, which made a historic fourth launch and landing on Monday (Nov. 11).

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Updated 12 November 2019

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Saturn now reigns as the solar system’s ‘moon king’ | Science News for Students
Description Saturn now boasts at least 82 moons, surpassing Jupiter’s 79 natural satellites.

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Updated 12 November 2019

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Physicists revive hunt for dark matter in the heart of the Milky Way
Description Mysterious glow in the center of galaxy may not just be from pulsars after all

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Updated 12 November 2019

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Starlink: SpaceX successfully launches more mini-satellites - BBC Science Focus Magazine
Description SpaceX is among several companies interested in providing broadband internet coverage worldwide.

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Updated 12 November 2019

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Stingray-inspired spacecraft aims to explore dark side of Venus | Technology Org
Description Venus is Earth’s neighbor, yet scientists’ understanding of the planet is relatively limited, especially on the so-called “dark side.” That knowledge gap may eventually be filled because University at Buffalo researchers are designing a unique spacecraft for NASA that might explore the planet lik

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Updated 12 November 2019

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Even ‘Goldilocks’ exoplanets need a well-behaved star | Technology Org
Description An exoplanet may seem like the perfect spot to set up housekeeping, but before you go there, take a closer look at its star. Rice University astrophysicists are doing just that, building a computer model to help judge how a star’s own atmosphere impacts its planets, for better or worse. By

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Updated 12 November 2019

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Mercury transit 2019 – Planet passes in front of Sun in rare space event
Description MERCURY has transited across the Sun in an event that's only visible from Earth about 13 times a century. The astronomy phenomenon was watched all over the world yesterday on live streams and with modified binoculars and telescopes.

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Updated 12 November 2019

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Partisan differences show up in reasons why Americans support NASA | Ars Technica
Description Democrats want it for the environment, Republicans want it for national security.

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Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 November 2019

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Five More SpaceX Starlink Launches Until Service Starts for USA and Canada – NextBigFuture.com
Description Starlink v1.0 production satellites have 400% increase in overall bandwidth compared to version 0.9 starlink satellites. tarlink v1.0 satellites have antennas with twice as many steerable beams. They can serve more regions at the same time....

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 November 2019

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Scientists: SpaceX Satellites Threaten “Astronomy Itself”
Description Not only could SpaceX's satellites interfere with radio wavelengths, they're already proving to be brighter than expected.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 November 2019

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Star systems full of planetary smash-ups are bad news for alien life | New Scientist
Description We've seen the remains of a collision between two planets in a distant star system - and these planetary smash-ups are thought to be surprisingly common

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 November 2019

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Distant space rock known as Ultima Thule renamed to avoid Nazi links | New Scientist
Description The space rock that the New Horizons probe visited earlier this year had been nicknamed Ultima Thule, but it was pointed out this name has links to the Nazis

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 November 2019

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NASA Telescope Spots Massive Thermonuclear Blast
Description A NASA telescope spotted a record-breaking burst of X-rays from a neutron star. This burst revealed a never-before-seen change in a pulsar’s brightness.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 November 2019

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The X-37B Could Become a Fighter Jet's Orbital Wingman
Description The X-37B space plane could one day pass info to F-22, F-35 jets—but what kind of info?

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 November 2019

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SpaceX Deploys 60 More Starlink Satellites in Record-Breaking Launch
Description At this rate, SpaceX could begin offering internet access by the middle of 2020. Although, not everyone is happy about ...

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Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 November 2019

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SpaceX Launches the Second Batch of Mini Satellites as Part of its Plan to Ensure Global Internet Coverage | Technology Org
Description On Monday, 11 November 2019, the tech giant SpaceX had launched 60 mini flat-panel satellites – weighing only 260 kilograms each – nestled in a Falcon 9 rocket and designed as part of the company’s global internet project. The plan is to eventually send thousands of identical satellites – forming

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 November 2019

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