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ESA re-activated the comet probe Rosetta
Launched in March 2004 on Ariane 5 G + rocket from Kourou, Guiana island, Rosetta was assigned to catch up and fly around comet 67P / Churyumov-Gerasimenko.
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Send name to asteroid
The US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) is inviting people to give their names to engrave on the microchip, mounted in the OSIRIS-Rex spacecraft to fly to the asteroi…
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NEOWISE ships back after starting a new mission
The NEOWISE probe (new name according to WISE's mission to detect dangerous objects near Earth) has sent to the first test images.
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Balance the earth again
Survey results made by GPS satellites show that the earth is heavier than it thought, probably because it is in the ring of dark matter.
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Our earth is a unique planet in the universe?
Astronomers call them such super-Earths and planets so much outside our solar system.
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Detecting a companion system of three stars
Astronomers have discovered a unique three-star system that can answer long-standing questions about the nature of gravity.
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Identify asteroids to lead near Earth
Scientists were able to accurately determine the size of the 2009BD NEO asteroid to lead closer to Earth.
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Expand the limits of life on the planet
Earth-sized planets can support life at a distance of 10 times the maximum compared to previous calculations.
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Israeli students successfully built tiny satellites
A group of students from Herzliya High School (Israel) successfully built a tiny satellite to guide the way into space in April.
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The spacecraft delayed flying because of the solar storm
A powerful storm on the sun's upper atmosphere makes a spaceship a vessel unable to leave the launch pad.
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NEOWISE detects new asteroids
Newly awakened, the NEOWISE cruise ship immediately spotted an asteroid that has long been hovering near the Earth but has never been detected.
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Li explained the destruction of comets
The ancients had countless reasons to believe that comets are an omen of misfortune, due to its appearance that coincided with disasters and epidemics.
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Up to the universe to watch the Earth with the cost of
Not long ago, the idea of traveling to the edge of the universe and returning was thought to be gossip.
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Winning the seventh continent
In the middle of the 21st century, there will be competition for the moon among the great powers, like what is happening to the North Pole.