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NASA and ULA Successfully Test a Giant Inflatable Heat Shield That Could Land Heavier Payloads on Mars

A new type of heat shield was successfully tested last week, with the hopes this type of inflatable decelerator...
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It’ll be Tough to Stop an Asteroid at the Last Minute, but not Impossible

On September 26th, 2022, NASA’s Double-Asteroid Redirect Test (DART) made history when it rendezvoused with the asteroid Didymos and...
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Gamma-ray Bursts Don’t Always Signal the Birth of a Black Hole, Sometimes It’s Just a New Neutron Star

Way out in the universe, a long time ago, a proto-magnetar was born. The birth was heralded by...
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New Observations Confirm That a Magnetar has a Solid Surface and No Atmosphere

Can a star have a solid surface? It might sound counterintuitive. But human intuition is a response to...
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Evolutionary analysis shows SARS-CoV-2 variants converging

November 15, 2022 by eLife An analysis of massive amounts of genetic data on the SARS-CoV-2 virus suggests that...
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Scientists identify novel essential non-nuclear roles of spliceosome protein during neuronal connectivity

November 15, 2022 by King's College London A new paper published today in Current Biology presents evidence of a...
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Restoring Mayotte’s lagoon: When a newly born volcano meets human resilience

November 15, 2022 by Noro Ravoavahy, The Conversation One of France's five overseas departments, Mayotte is the southernmost island...
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It’ll be tough to stop an asteroid at the last minute, but not impossible, study claims

November 15, 2022 by Matt Williams, Universe Today On September 26, 2022, NASA's Double-Asteroid Redirect Test (DART) made history...
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NASA and ULA Successfully Test a Giant Inflatable Heat Shield That Could Land Heavier Payloads on Mars

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It’ll be Tough to Stop an Asteroid at the Last Minute, but not Impossible

On September 26th, 2022, NASA’s Double-Asteroid Redirect Test (DART) made history when it rendezvoused with the asteroid Didymos and...
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Gamma-ray Bursts Don’t Always Signal the Birth of a Black Hole, Sometimes It’s Just a New Neutron Star

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New Observations Confirm That a Magnetar has a Solid Surface and No Atmosphere

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Evolutionary analysis shows SARS-CoV-2 variants converging

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Scientists identify novel essential non-nuclear roles of spliceosome protein during neuronal connectivity

November 15, 2022 by King's College London A new paper published today in Current Biology presents evidence of a...
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Restoring Mayotte’s lagoon: When a newly born volcano meets human resilience

November 15, 2022 by Noro Ravoavahy, The Conversation One of France's five overseas departments, Mayotte is the southernmost island...
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It’ll be tough to stop an asteroid at the last minute, but not impossible, study claims

November 15, 2022 by Matt Williams, Universe Today On September 26, 2022, NASA's Double-Asteroid Redirect Test (DART) made history...
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NASA and ULA Successfully Test a Giant Inflatable Heat Shield That Could Land Heavier Payloads on Mars

A new type of heat shield was successfully tested last week, with the hopes this type of inflatable decelerator...
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It’ll be Tough to Stop an Asteroid at the Last Minute, but not Impossible

On September 26th, 2022, NASA’s Double-Asteroid Redirect Test (DART) made history when it rendezvoused with the asteroid Didymos and...
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Science

Gamma-ray Bursts Don’t Always Signal the Birth of a Black Hole, Sometimes It’s Just a New Neutron Star

Way out in the universe, a long time ago, a proto-magnetar was born. The birth was heralded by...
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Science

New Observations Confirm That a Magnetar has a Solid Surface and No Atmosphere

Can a star have a solid surface? It might sound counterintuitive. But human intuition is a response to...
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Science

Evolutionary analysis shows SARS-CoV-2 variants converging

November 15, 2022 by eLife An analysis of massive amounts of genetic data on the SARS-CoV-2 virus suggests that...
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Scientists identify novel essential non-nuclear roles of spliceosome protein during neuronal connectivity

November 15, 2022 by King's College London A new paper published today in Current Biology presents evidence of a...
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Restoring Mayotte’s lagoon: When a newly born volcano meets human resilience

November 15, 2022 by Noro Ravoavahy, The Conversation One of France's five overseas departments, Mayotte is the southernmost island...
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It’ll be tough to stop an asteroid at the last minute, but not impossible, study claims

November 15, 2022 by Matt Williams, Universe Today On September 26, 2022, NASA's Double-Asteroid Redirect Test (DART) made history...
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