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The pain of the ISS astronaut when returning to Earth
The burning sensation of skin every movement is one of the biggest pain that Scott Kelly, astronaut has just returned to Earth after setting a record of 340 days in the…
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This is how we can get to Mars in 30 minutes
With this new technology, moving in the human universe will be as simple as a walk.
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The ancient Babylonians used the tracking geometry of Jupiter
Ancient Babylonians used complex mathematical operations to track Jupiter's movement in the night sky from 350 BC.
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Hunting deep holes - tunnels through space and time
Scientists are looking for deep holes - how to move faster than the speed of light, can even travel over time, if it really exists.
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Anyone who wants to meet aliens will be sad to know this
New evidence has been discovered about the Earth that could make people who wish to meet aliens feel sad.
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Sand dunes are leeches on Mars
The camera on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter of the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) took a picture of the Martian sand dune shaped like a large leech.
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Indonesia launched a satellite to make Lapan A2 on its own
Indonesian officials said on September 28 the country launched a domestic manufacturing satellite called Lapan A2 from the Satish Dhawan (ISRO) space center of India.
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There may be an ocean hidden deep beneath the crust of the moon Enceladus
In Saturn's moon Enceladus may contain an ocean - NASA's new discovery after years of image analysis recorded by Cassini.
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Time on Earth floated faster than in the universe
Earth's movement around the sun and the solar system's movement makes people feel time on the planet floats faster than when we stand still in the universe.
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Asteroids are about to fly through the earth
An asteroid will glide over the Earth next Sunday. This event can be most clearly observed from New Zealand.
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Measure the rotation speed of the galaxy
American astronomers used the Hubble space telescope to see for the first time the speed of rotation of a galaxy.
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Gaia satellite opened its eyes
Gaia, the satellite that surveyed one billion European stars, began the Milky Way's most accurate mission to date map.
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40 billion planets can sustain life
NASA scientists estimate that among planetary systems orbiting stars similar to the Sun, about 22% contain a life-sustaining planet.
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Meteorites have a dusty tail like comets
The Hubble telescope's image study, scientists said they saw an
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GOCE satellite is about to fall to earth
A European satellite promises to soon become the latest