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NASA’s Orion Spacecraft Successfully Lands in Pacific Ocean

NASA’s Orion Spacecraft Successfully Lands in Pacific Ocean

Posted by By News Staff December 12, 2022
NASA’s uncrewed Orion spacecraft successfully splashed down in the Pacific Ocean off Mexico’s Baja California at 12:40 p.m. ET on December 10, 2022. The splashdown is the final milestone of…
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Planetary Scientists Find Evidence for Active Mantle Plume on Mars

Planetary Scientists Find Evidence for Active Mantle Plume on Mars

Posted by By News Staff December 6, 2022
Elysium Planitia, a flat-smooth plain just north of the Martian equator, is underlain by an 4,000-km-diameter active mantle plume, according to new research by scientists from the Lunar and Planetary…
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Iberian Owl-Shaped Plaques Were Toys Made by Copper Age Children: Study

Iberian Owl-Shaped Plaques Were Toys Made by Copper Age Children: Study

Posted by By News Staff December 5, 2022
In the Copper Age, around 5,000 years ago, owl-shaped, engraved plaques were produced massively in the southwestern corner of the Iberian Peninsula. Researchers have speculated about the function of these…
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Chicxulub-Like Asteroid Caused Megatsunami on Early Mars

Chicxulub-Like Asteroid Caused Megatsunami on Early Mars

Posted by By News Staff December 1, 2022
The Chicxulub-like asteroid crash landed in shallow ocean waters in the Martian region of Chryse Planitia 3.4 billion years ago (Hesperian period) and left a crater about 110 km wide,…
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Metal Detector Enthusiast Finds Viking-Age Hoard of Silver Objects

Metal Detector Enthusiast Finds Viking-Age Hoard of Silver Objects

Posted by By News Staff November 28, 2022
A metal detectorist in Norway has unearthed a 1,100-year-old trove of small silver objects: pieces of Arab coins, jewelry and wire. The Viking-age hoard consists of 46 silver objects; apart…
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Ancient Gold Coins Reveal Long-Lost Roman Emperor: Sponsian

Ancient Gold Coins Reveal Long-Lost Roman Emperor: Sponsian

Posted by By News Staff November 24, 2022
In 1713, a collection of eight gold coins of five different design types, one of which featured the unknown Roman emperor Sponsian, was found in Transylvania, Romania. The coins were…
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Early Martian Ocean Was Over 300 Meters Deep, New Research Suggests

Early Martian Ocean Was Over 300 Meters Deep, New Research Suggests

Posted by By News Staff November 18, 2022
An analysis of chromium isotopes in Martian meteorites suggests that approximately 4.5 billion years ago, there was enough water for the entire planet to be covered in a 300-m-deep global…
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NASA’s Orion Spacecraft is on Its Way to the Moon

NASA’s Orion Spacecraft is on Its Way to the Moon

Posted by By News Staff November 16, 2022
Carrying an uncrewed Orion, NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) — the most powerful rocket in the world — lifted off today at 1:47 a.m. EST from at NASA’s Kennedy Space…
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Martian Springtime Dust Storms Churn Up Surprisingly Earth-Like Cloud Patterns: Study

Martian Springtime Dust Storms Churn Up Surprisingly Earth-Like Cloud Patterns: Study

Posted by By News Staff November 16, 2022
Using images obtained by two orbiting spacecraft, NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter and ESA’s Mars Express, planetary researchers analyzed textured dust storms that develop at the northern polar cap boundary on…
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Stars and Building Blocks of Their Planets ‘Grow Up’ Together, New Study Suggests

Stars and Building Blocks of Their Planets ‘Grow Up’ Together, New Study Suggests

Posted by By News Staff November 15, 2022
The timing and locations of formation of planetesimals — the building blocks of planets — are crucial to the understanding of planet formation. If we are to form larger planets…
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AMS Detector Reveals Surprising Surplus of Cosmic Rays Made of Deuterons

Deuterons — atomic nuclei made up of a proton and a neutron — are thought to form in the same ...
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Study: Asteroid Psyche Originated beyond Solar System’s Snow Line and Later Migrated to Main Belt

Planetary scientists using spectral data from the NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope have confirmed the detection of hydroxyl molecules on ...
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