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American aircraft will fly on Mars
American engineers will build a special aircraft capable of flying close to the Martian surface to collect data about the red planet.
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Obtain mysterious signals from the universe
From the end of April until now, NASA scientists have captured very strange coded information sent from Voyager 2.
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Balance the planets in a new way
Astronomers have discovered a new way to redefine the mass of planets in the solar system.
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One-third of the area of Mars used to be the sea?
Scientists claim that, at the time of today 3.5 billion years, 36% of the surface of Mars had been covered by seawater.
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Earth's neutrino particle was first observed
Italian scientists say they have for the first time observed Earth neutrinos (antiparticles coming from the Earth's core) in the laboratory.
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NASA: Mars is flooded with glaciers
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) said NASA's spacecraft called
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American launch ship tracking the sun
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) has successfully launched the most modern solar research device they have ever designed.
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Magnetic storms can ruin the 2012 Olympics
The strength of magnetic storms will reach its highest level in 2012, making telecommunications satellites unable to transmit data about the Olympic Games in the UK.
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Has Mars ever had life?
Analysis of the data allowed NASA scientists to hypothesize: in the past, Mars had life.
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Smos sent the first data to the earth
Europe's Smos satellite is launched into orbit with a mission to provide data for scientists to better understand the cycle of water on the earth.
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NASA eliminated the risk of collisions between Apophis and Earth
Thanks to the updated data, NASA scientists recalculated the trajectory of a large celestial body. Accordingly, the risk of collisions between Earth and celestial bodies…
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Detecting signs of water on the moon
The latest data and images sent by an American spacecraft show signs of the existence of frozen water on me.
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The first images in the process of mapping the surface of the Moon
NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LROC) camera captures and retrieves the first images of the Moon, beginning with the task of mapping the surface of the closest plan…
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The image of Centaurus A -
Astronomers from the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) have taken the image of a giant galaxy named Centaurus A that emits radio waves…
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Element acceleration in the Milky Way galaxy
Thanks to a special study combining data from ESO's Extra Large Telescope and NASA's Chandra X-Ray Observatory, astronomers shed light on the mystery of the acceleration…