All posts tagged "Nasa"
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Meteor could strike Earth and so we should be prepared, scientist says
Professor Robert Walsh, executive director of research at The University of Central Lancashire, is a highly respected scientist...
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Three astronauts return to Earth from International Space Station
Three astronauts including ROSCOSMOS’ Gennady Padalka, who logged a record 879 days in space on five flights, have...
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NASA’s SDO captures 40-hour tornado on Sun
NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory is doing a fine job monitoring the Sun for huge coronal mass ejections (CMEs),...
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New Horizons starts sending Pluto flyby data as extensive downlinking begins
At over 3 billion miles away, New Horizons has a lot of work in its hands post the...
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Saturn’s rings aren’t the same, Cassini finds
Researchers at NASA have suggested through analysis of data on Saturn’s rings that one of the rings of...
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Dione’s transit image captured by Cassini is rather eerie
Cassini snapped a rather eerie image of Dione as it was transiting Saturn and though the image is...
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NASA footage shows unexplained beams of light directed towards Earth
Every few days we come up with reports of unexplained sightings of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) on and...
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Subterranean seas on Pluto could be warm enough to host life says Brian Cox
NASA has gained new and unprecedented insights into Pluto through its New Horizons mission and while the space...
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NASA captures large algae bloom swirling in the Baltic Sea
NASA’s Operational Land Imager (OLI) on Landsat 8 has captured images of what seems to be large algae...
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Dawn clicks images of conical mountain on Ceres in greater detail
Do you remember that cone shaped mountain that was spotted on Ceres by Dawn spacecraft in June? Well...