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We Could Simulate Living in Lunar Lava Tubes in Caves on Earth

By Andy Tomaswick - December 10, 2022 01:20 PM UTC | Planetary Science
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NASA Tests a Solar Sail Segment of its Enormous Solar Cruiser Mission

By Matthew Williams - December 09, 2022 08:23 PM UTC | Missions
A team led by NASA Marshall was selected to build a technology demonstrator called the Solar Cruiser to mature solar sail technology
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If Dark Matter is Made of Axions, This Could be the Detector That Finds Them

By Andy Tomaswick - December 09, 2022 06:37 PM UTC | Physics
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This Hellish Planet Orbits its Star Every 18 Hours. How Did it Get There?

By Evan Gough - December 09, 2022 04:32 PM UTC | Exoplanets
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A new 3D map of the Milky Way Uses close to 66,000 Stars and Reveals New Details About the Shape of our Galaxy

By Matthew Williams - December 09, 2022 03:49 PM UTC | Milky Way
A new study by a team of Polish astronomers has revealed details about the shape of the Milky Way's center and disk.
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Most Exoplanets Suffer Worse Space Weather Than We Do

By Paul Sutter - December 09, 2022 02:13 PM UTC | Exoplanets
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Comets Leave Dusty Trails That Surround the Solar System

By Carolyn Collins Petersen - December 09, 2022 01:24 PM UTC | Planetary Science
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Want to Learn More About Dark Matter? Send an Atomic Clock Close to the Sun

By Brian Koberlein - December 09, 2022 01:04 PM UTC | Physics
If dark matter exists in our solar system, atomic clock spacecraft might reveal its presence.
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Japanese Billionaire Reveals His Round-the-Moon Crew

By Alan Boyle - December 08, 2022 11:55 PM UTC | Space Exploration
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Astronomers Have Found Two Temperate Super-Earths Orbiting a Nearby Red Dwarf

By Evan Gough - December 08, 2022 05:52 PM UTC | Exoplanets
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There's a Giant Magma Plume on Mars, Bulging the Surface out Across a Vast Region

By Matthew Williams - December 08, 2022 02:37 PM UTC | Planetary Science
Scientists find more evidence that a magma plume could exist beneath Elysium Planitia, proving Mars might still be volcanically active
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Trading Spaces: How Swapping Stars Create Hot Jupiters

By Paul Sutter - December 08, 2022 02:15 PM UTC | Exoplanets
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Meteorites Bathed in Gamma Rays Produce More Amino Acids and Could Have Helped Life get Going on Earth

By Evan Gough - December 08, 2022 01:23 PM UTC | Astrobiology
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SpaceX Launches 'Starshield'. A Quiet Announcement With A Huge Potential

By kuingul-gmail - December 08, 2022 10:33 AM UTC | Space Policy
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Colliding Neutron Stars can Generate Long Gamma-ray Bursts

By Evan Gough - December 07, 2022 06:46 PM UTC | Stars
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"Early Dark Energy" Could Explain the Crisis in Cosmology

By Matthew Williams - December 07, 2022 06:02 PM UTC | Cosmology
A new study considers how the presence of Early Dark Energy could help resolve one of the biggest cosmological mysteries today.
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How Artificial Intelligence Can Find the Source of Gamma-Ray Bursts

By Paul Sutter - December 07, 2022 05:20 PM UTC | Physics
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The Geminids Will be Peaking on December 14th. They're Usually the Most Active Meteor Shower Every Year

By Andy Tomaswick - December 07, 2022 03:40 PM UTC | Observing
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Will We Ever Go Back to Explore the Ice Giants? Yes, If We Keep the Missions Simple and Affordable

By Evan Gough - December 06, 2022 06:02 PM UTC | Planetary Science
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A new Hubble Image Reveals a Shredded Star in a Nearby Galaxy

By slock - December 06, 2022 05:53 PM UTC | Extragalactic
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