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EXPERIMENTS IN SPACE

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NASA mission to test technology for satellite swarms

January 21, 2021 sarah Jonas EXPERIMENTS IN SPACE, ROBOTRY/ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, SATELLITE MISSIONS/SHUTTLES, SPACE/PLANETARY SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY/ENGINEERING/COMPUTER SCIENCE

Carnegie Mellon’s Zac Manchester leads three-satellite experiment

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Mystery of Martian glaciers revealed

January 19, 2021 sarah Jonas EXPERIMENTS IN SPACE, PLANETS/MOONS, SPACE/PLANETARY SCIENCE

Research shows Mars had as many as six to 20 ice ages during the past 300-800 million years

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Study: X-Rays surrounding ‘Magnificent 7’ may be traces of sought-after particle

January 15, 2021 sarah Jonas Astronomy, ASTROPHYSICS, ATOMIC/MOLECULAR/PARTICLE PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATERIALS SCIENCES, EXPERIMENTS IN SPACE, SPACE/PLANETARY SCIENCE, STARS/THE SUN, TECHNOLOGY/ENGINEERING/COMPUTER SCIENCE

Researchers say they may have found proof of theorized axions, and possibly dark matter, around group of neutron stars

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NASA’s first mission to the Trojan asteroids integrates its second scientific instrument

January 5, 2021 sarah Jonas Astronomy, ASTROPHYSICS, COMETS/ASTEROIDS, EXPERIMENTS IN SPACE, Meteorology, SPACE/PLANETARY SCIENCE

NASA’s Lucy mission is one step closer to launch as L’TES, the Lucy Thermal Emission Spectrometer, has been successfully integrated

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SwRI-led team finds meteoric evidence for a previously unknown asteroid

December 21, 2020 sarah Jonas Astronomy, COMETS/ASTEROIDS, EXPERIMENTS IN SPACE, Meteorology, PLANETS/MOONS, SATELLITE MISSIONS/SHUTTLES, SPACE/PLANETARY SCIENCE

Mineralogy points to large, water-rich parent asteroid for carbonaceous chondrite meteorite

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How scientists are using declassified military photographs to analyse historical ecological change

December 17, 2020 sarah Jonas Biology, ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT, EXPERIMENTS IN SPACE, TECHNOLOGY/ENGINEERING/COMPUTER SCIENCE

Researchers are using?Cold?War spy satellite images to explore changes in the environment, including deforestation in Romania, marmot decline in Kazakhstan

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A pair of lonely planet-like objects born like stars

December 16, 2020 sarah Jonas Astronomy, ASTROPHYSICS, COMETS/ASTEROIDS, EXPERIMENTS IN SPACE, Meteorology, PLANETS/MOONS, SATELLITE MISSIONS/SHUTTLES, SPACE/PLANETARY SCIENCE, STARS/THE SUN

Star-forming processes sometimes create mysterious astronomical objects called brown dwarfs, which are smaller and colder than stars, and can have

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SwRI models point to a potentially diverse metabolic menu at Enceladus

December 16, 2020 sarah Jonas EXPERIMENTS IN SPACE, PLANETS/MOONS, SATELLITE MISSIONS/SHUTTLES, SPACE/PLANETARY SCIENCE

Discovery provides more evidence that the Saturn moon could support life in its subsurface ocean

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Exoplanet around distant star resembles reputed ‘Planet Nine’ in our solar system

December 10, 2020 sarah Jonas Astronomy, ASTROPHYSICS, COMETS/ASTEROIDS, EXPERIMENTS IN SPACE, PLANETS/MOONS, SATELLITE MISSIONS/SHUTTLES, SPACE/PLANETARY SCIENCE, STARS/THE SUN

Astronomers confirm bound orbit for planet far from its star, showing that far-flung planets exist

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Spiders in space: without gravity, light becomes key to orientation

December 9, 2020 sarah Jonas Biology, EXPERIMENTS IN SPACE, Physiology, ZOOLOGY/VETERINARY SCIENCE

Humans have taken spiders into space more than once to study the importance of gravity to their web-building. What originally

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Using Earth’s history to inform the search for life on exoplanets

December 8, 2020 sarah Jonas Astronomy, ASTROPHYSICS, EXPERIMENTS IN SPACE, PLANETS/MOONS, SATELLITE MISSIONS/SHUTTLES, SPACE/PLANETARY SCIENCE, STARS/THE SUN

UC Riverside-led team looks back to find life beyond

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Asteroid Ryugu dust delivered to earth; NASA astrobiologists prepare to probe it

December 7, 2020 sarah Jonas COMETS/ASTEROIDS, EXPERIMENTS IN SPACE, Meteorology, SPACE/PLANETARY SCIENCE

On Dec. 6 local time (Dec. 5 in the United States), Japanese spacecraft Hayabusa2 dropped a capsule to the ground

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