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Pompeii victim’s genome successfully sequenced for first time

The genome of a victim of the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius over the ancient city of Pompeii has...
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Voyager 1 Doesn’t Know Where it is, Generating Random-Looking Telemetry Data

Old computer systems have a lot of wacky ways to fail. Computers that are constantly blasted by radiation...
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“Wind-Ruffled Waves, Foam and Wave Shadows, Above Natural Blue Seawater.” This is how we’ll Spot Exoplanets With Oceans

Our planet’s oceans generate tell-tale light signatures when sunlight reflects off them. Exoplanets with significant ocean coverage may...
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The Building Blocks for Supermassive Black Holes are Found in Dwarf Galaxies

Did this grow from the merger of little black holes to a giant supermassive object called Sagittarius A*? The...
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High school students used a tiny computer to measure Earth’s magnetic field from space

High school students in Portugal have programmed a small computer on the International Space Station to measure Earth's magnetic...
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NASA chief Bill Nelson urges action after ‘heavy weight’ of recent mass shootings

NASA Administrator Bill Nelson added his voice Wednesday (May 25) to the chorus urging action to prevent mass shootings....
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Star Wars Celebration 2022: Everything you need to know and how to watch online

Sci-fi fans the world over have been bombarded this week with news, interviews, comments and quotes on just about...
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NASA-funded CAPSTONE moon mission seeks to go where no cubesat has gone before

A cubesat mission has a big objective to verify a keystone of NASA's future lunar operations. CAPSTONE, short...
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Pompeii victim’s genome successfully sequenced for first time

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Voyager 1 Doesn’t Know Where it is, Generating Random-Looking Telemetry Data

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“Wind-Ruffled Waves, Foam and Wave Shadows, Above Natural Blue Seawater.” This is how we’ll Spot Exoplanets With Oceans

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The Building Blocks for Supermassive Black Holes are Found in Dwarf Galaxies

Did this grow from the merger of little black holes to a giant supermassive object called Sagittarius A*? The...
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High school students used a tiny computer to measure Earth’s magnetic field from space

High school students in Portugal have programmed a small computer on the International Space Station to measure Earth's magnetic...
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NASA chief Bill Nelson urges action after ‘heavy weight’ of recent mass shootings

NASA Administrator Bill Nelson added his voice Wednesday (May 25) to the chorus urging action to prevent mass shootings....
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Star Wars Celebration 2022: Everything you need to know and how to watch online

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NASA-funded CAPSTONE moon mission seeks to go where no cubesat has gone before

A cubesat mission has a big objective to verify a keystone of NASA's future lunar operations. CAPSTONE, short...
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1...830831832...843Page 831 of 843
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Pompeii victim’s genome successfully sequenced for first time

The genome of a victim of the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius over the ancient city of Pompeii has...
DTN -
Science

Voyager 1 Doesn’t Know Where it is, Generating Random-Looking Telemetry Data

Old computer systems have a lot of wacky ways to fail. Computers that are constantly blasted by radiation...
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“Wind-Ruffled Waves, Foam and Wave Shadows, Above Natural Blue Seawater.” This is how we’ll Spot Exoplanets With Oceans

Our planet’s oceans generate tell-tale light signatures when sunlight reflects off them. Exoplanets with significant ocean coverage may...
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The Building Blocks for Supermassive Black Holes are Found in Dwarf Galaxies

Did this grow from the merger of little black holes to a giant supermassive object called Sagittarius A*? The...
DTN -
Science

High school students used a tiny computer to measure Earth’s magnetic field from space

High school students in Portugal have programmed a small computer on the International Space Station to measure Earth's magnetic...
DTN -
Science

NASA chief Bill Nelson urges action after ‘heavy weight’ of recent mass shootings

NASA Administrator Bill Nelson added his voice Wednesday (May 25) to the chorus urging action to prevent mass shootings....
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Star Wars Celebration 2022: Everything you need to know and how to watch online

Sci-fi fans the world over have been bombarded this week with news, interviews, comments and quotes on just about...
DTN -
Science

NASA-funded CAPSTONE moon mission seeks to go where no cubesat has gone before

A cubesat mission has a big objective to verify a keystone of NASA's future lunar operations. CAPSTONE, short...
DTN -
1...830831832...843Page 831 of 843

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