Sunday, October 16, 2022

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CNN
This Sunday, a spacecraft called Lucy will be in the sky – just without diamonds. NASA's Lucy spacecraft will skirt Earth, coming within just a few hundred miles of us on its journey to the far-off Jupiter Trojan asteroids. The spacecraft will pass 220 ...
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The Weather Channel
The calm and placid Moon has been faithfully circling the Earth for billions of years. But before all this calm, there was chaos — and these chaotic collisions played a significant role in the formation of the Moon. Now, a study by NASA has, through a ...
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San Francisco Chronicle
The meteor shower will be visible "all across the Bay Area," Burress said, but like most celestial events, the best viewing spots are where the sky is darkest and clearest — meaning free from bright lights and cloudy weather conditions.
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Astrobotic, a company spun out from Carnegie Mellon University which makes lunar landers, created the museum. Many visitors peered through a glass wall in the exhibit hall, where they could see an engineer working on the company's Peregrine lander.
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Space.com
Exactly one year after it launched on Oct. 16, 2021, Lucy will skim Earth's atmosphere in a maneuver to facilitate its 12-year-mission to visit the Jupiter Trojan asteroids. At its closest approach, Lucy will pass Earth at around 220 miles (350 kilometers) ...
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Hawaii News Now
According to NASA, the Orionid meteor shower peaks every year in mid-October, with optimum viewing on Oct. 21. The Orionids are known for their brightness and their speed. NASA says the meteors ...
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WPXI Pittsburgh
Moonshot Museum is located inside the headquarters of space company ASTROBOTIC Technology on North Lincoln Avenue. The company builds lunar landers and lunar rovers. "It feels so great to ...
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The Hindu
The current thinking is that oxygen levels have risen in three broad steps. The first, called the "great oxidation event", occurred around 2.4 billion years ago, transforming the Earth from a planet essentially devoid of oxygen in the atmosphere and oceans ...
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The Indian Express
According to research published in the journal Nature Astronomy, ancient Mars could have had an environment which was capable of harbouring underground microscopic organisms. Elsewhere, astronomers say they have witnessed a "never seen before" event ...
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Hindustan Times
Scientists have been able to produce a record of oxygen levels in the atmosphere over the last 1.5 billion years, which tells us how much oxygen would have been diffusing into the ocean to support early marine life. Scientists believe atmospheric ...
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