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Next week we will see the meteor shower
Delta Aquarids is an average meteor shower, stemming from the dust remnants of Marsden and Kracht comets.
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NASA reveals mysterious energy traps in the center of the Milky Way
This phenomenon was discovered using data from NASA's Fermi Space Telescope and High Energy Stereoscopic System (HESS).
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Never see the full Moon from Earth
The moon is the only natural satellite of the Earth and is also the only planet in which humans once set foot.
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Nuclear reactors supply electricity to Martian settlers
Nuclear power is considered by NASA to be the best solution to power the first people to settle on Mars.
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The BepiColombo ship and journey to the most mysterious planet of the solar system
BepiColombo will be the first mission of the European Space Agency (ESA) to this planet closest to the Sun.
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Garbage in the universe with robots simulating gecko feet
Researchers at NASA and Stanford University in California have developed a robot inspired by gecko pins.
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Supernova explosions shoot super-fast stars across the galaxy
Supernova explosions are the culprits that cause super-high-flying stars to fly through galaxies.
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Two arches and pyramids on Mars
The circular structure is located near the triangular object in NASA's Mars satellite image that is very similar to the dome and pyramid.
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10 interesting things about asteroids in the solar system
Asteroid is a rock object, without air, that orbits the Sun and is too small to be called a planet.
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The process of shattering asteroids into the Earth's atmosphere
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) uses the Pleiades supercomputer to simulate the moment an asteroid burns when exposed to the Earth's atmosphere, Gizmodo reported on June…
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Brazil's first geostationary satellite went into operation
According to a reporter in South America, on July 6, the Brazilian government said that the first geostationary satellite serving the country's defense and communication…
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How do astronauts eat when things hang on?
The astronauts' lives have long been curious for many people on the ground. Many questions are raised, in which the top question is how to eat in a zero gravity environm…
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Saturn's moon wave is only 1 centimeter tall
Saturn's Titan moon is the only place outside of Earth known for its liquid-filled surface.
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Live 200 days in space: Do you have the courage to overcome the challenge?
This is part of a project to create an ecosystem that provides everything for humans to exist outside the world.
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This move made England suspicious of hiding information about UFOs
Previously, public access to records (kept by the state) was a detailed report of the strange images seen in the sky. However, this access has been revoked.