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A Rare Fast Radio Burst has been Found that Actually Repeats Every 16 Days
New Images of the "Golf Ball" Asteroid Pallas
New images of the asteroid Pallas (the clearest and most detailed to date) reveal that it looks like a "golf ball", an indication that it probably had a very violent past.
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Weekly Space Hangout: February 12, 2020 - Mapping Pulsars with Dr. Cole Miller
Carnival of Space #650
Here are the First Pictures from CHEOPS
Mars 2020 Will be The Third Time That NASA Has Tried to Send a Microphone to Mars
The Mars 2020 rover, which will launch this summer, will be the third NASA mission to bring a microphone to the Red Planet.
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SpaceX is Thinking of Spinning Off Starlink and Taking it Public
SpaceX recently announced that it could be taking Starlink public, giving investors a chance to get a piece of this lucrative satellite internet company.
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The ESA's Solar Orbiter, a Mission That Will Chart the Unexplored Polar Regions of the Sun, Just Launched!
The ESA's Solar Orbiter launched earlier today on its five-year mission to study the Sun, which scientists hope will lead to a better understanding of solar weather.
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SpaceX Has Requested Permission to Fly Starship as Early as March
According to recent filings with the FCC, SpaceX hopes to conduct their first test flight with the Starship Mk 3 prototype as early as mid-March of 2020.
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There Are Winds Blowing On Pluto, Driven by Frozen Nitrogen
Did Neutrinos Stop The Early Universe From Annihilating Itself?
A Meteor Smashed Into Mars in 2005, Making this Crater
Record-Setting Space Travelers Return to Earth
Here Comes the Next Satellite Constellation. OneWeb Launches 34 Satellites on Thursday
Anti-Solar Cells Could Generate Electricity at Night
A new study proposes how thermoradiative technology could be used to make "anti-solar" cells that would work at night. Credit: SolarReserve
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This is What the World Would Look Like if the Oceans Dried Up
14% of all the Massive Stars in the Universe are Destined to Collide as Black Holes
Neutrinos Have Been Detected With Such High Energy That The Standard Model Can't Explain Them
Good-bye Spitzer. We'll Miss You But We Won't Forget You.
