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More Evidence of Massive First Generation Stars
A Day on Earth Used to Only Be 19 Hours
A new study has revealed that for 1 billions years, a day on Earth lasted for about 19 hours.
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An Element Critical for (Earth) Life is Spewing out of Enceladus
A White Dwarf is Starting to Crystallize into Diamond
Curiosity Takes One Final Postcard Image of a Picturesque Valley Before Moving on to its Next Destination
Without Ozone, the Earth Might Get a Lot Colder
Astronauts Will Be Tracking Dust Into the Lunar Gateway. Is This a Problem?
A NASA-supported study examines how lunar regolith could impact the Gateway and other aspects of NASA's Artemis Program.
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China is Trying to Stop its Boosters From Randomly Crashing Into Villages
China has developed a new parachute system that they hope will help prevent uncontrolled reentries and crashes.
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Astronomers Have Figured Out Clever Tricks to Reduce the Impact of Satellite Trails
The Tarantula Nebula Shouldn't Be Forming Stars. What's Going On?
ULA Test Fires its New Vulcan Rocket
The United Launch Alliance took a major step with the first successful test firing of the Vulcan first stage.
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Two English Companies are Cooperating to Bring a Novel Antenna Architecture To Space
These are the Fastest Stars in the Galaxy
Thierry Legault's Stunning Views of the Space Station (with spacewalking astronauts) Crossing in Front of Sunspots
The Sun Reaches Solar Maximum in 2032. A new NASA Flagship Mission Could Give Us a Perfect View
We Might Soon Detect the Gravitational Waves from Dying Stars
Why Didn't the Big Bang Collapse in a Giant Black Hole?
What Role Will NASA Play In Developing ISRU On The Moon?
Parker Solar Probe Flies Close Enough to the Sun to See the Source of the Fast Solar Wind
Has JWST Finally Found the First Stars in the Universe?
New observations from JWST hint at pockets of new gas in the halo of more evolved galaxies, where these first-generation stars could still form.
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