Saturday, April 20, 2019

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Space.com
One of the oldest known annual meteor showers, peaking early this week, may unfortunately be hindered by an almost-full moon. The moon reaches full phase during the overnight hours of April 18-19, so many will likely dismiss this year's performance of the ...
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Spaceflight Now
The Cygnus spacecraft, christened the S.S. Roger Chaffee, is in the firm grasp of the space station's Canadian-built robotic arm Friday after arrival. Credit: David Saint-Jacques/CSA/NASA. NASA flight engineer Anne McClain grappled Northrop Grumman's ...
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Space.com
SpaceX has pushed back the launch of its next robotic resupply mission to the International Space Station (ISS) by four days, to April 30. The California-based company's Dragon cargo capsule is now scheduled to lift off atop a Falcon 9 rocket at 4:22 a.m. EDT ...
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Space.com
NASA has a new social media campaign to gear up its audience for Earth Day, an annual event to celebrate our planet – and the importance of protecting the environment – on Monday (April 22). Social media users on Instagram, Twitter and the NASA Earth ...
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Space.com
Hubble Space Telescope team members are celebrating the last birthday in the mission's 20s. In honor of that milestone, on Thursday (April 18), the team released a Hubble image featuring the hourglass-shaped Southern Crab Nebula. Not to be confused ...
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Spaceflight Now
A command uplinked by mission control to resolve an error in the guidance system on the Israeli Beresheet moon lander inadvertently triggered a chain reaction that led to the shutdown of the probe's main engine during descent to the lunar surface April 11, ...
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Phys.Org
Theoretically, this experimental device could turn boiling water to ice, without using any energy. Credit: Andreas Schilling, UZH. Physicists at the University of Zurich have developed an amazingly simple device that allows heat to flow temporarily from a cold to ...
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Space.com
A solid metallic core nearly as large as Earth's might be lurking deep within the solar system's smallest planet. That's according to new research based on data gathered by NASA's Mercury Surface, Space Environment, Geochemistry and Ranging ...
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Washington Post
The 68-million-year-old remains of a young Tyrannosaurus rex are now up for grabs on eBay, appearing, alongside 50-piece dinosaur play sets and fiery-eyed T. rex action figures. The 15-foot skeleton, possibly the only in existence, can be had for the "buy it ...
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Phys.Org
What will a three-degree-warmer world look like? How will plants fare in more extreme weather conditions? When experiencing stress or damage from various sources, plants use chloroplast-to-nucleus communication to regulate gene expression and help ...
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