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in: Science / 23 July 2020

China launches ambitious attempt to land rover on Mars

Landing on Mars is notoriously challenging. Only the U.S. has effectively landed a spacecraft on Martian soil, doing it eight times because 1976. NASA's InSight and Curiosity rovers

in: Science / 23 July 2020

China’s Mars Launch

The Emirates Mars Mission effectively took off on a Japanese rocket on Monday. The space program of the United Arab Emirates is modest, and it's quote to join

in: Science / 22 July 2020

Two couples include a rare comet in their proposals for a once-in-a-lifetime cosmic engagement

"He told me he proposed to a one-in-a million under a comet we only see every 6,800 years," Allen stated. "All of his pals seethe at him due

in: Science / 21 July 2020

Largest 3D Map of the Universe Ever Created: Astrophysicists Fill In 11 Billion Years of Our Universe’s Expansion History

Combining observations from eBOSS with studies of the Universe in its infancy exposes fractures of the Universe, scientists from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS) have released a

in: Science / 21 July 2020

Geophysicists “Mind-Blowing” Discovery: Plato Was Right – Earth Is Made, on Average, of Cubes

The interesting thing is that what scientists find with rock, or earth, is that there is more than a conceptual family tree back to Plato. It turns out

in: Science / 21 July 2020

SpaceX launches South Korea’s 1st military satellite, nails rocket landing at sea

The objective was initially slated to introduce on July 14, however was delayed by SpaceX to allow time for additional preflight rocket checks. SpaceX effectively launched South Korea's

in: Science / 20 July 2020

Proteus Technology: New Material Is Strong, Light and Non-Cuttable

The findings are released in the journal Scientific Reports. The new material system is vibrant with an evolving internal structure that produces high-speed motion where it engages with

in: Science / 20 July 2020

The United Arab Emirates successfully launches its first spacecraft bound for Mars

For the UAE, the timing of this launch was absolutely vital. The UAE federal government conceived of this task in 2014 to inspire young Emirati teenagers, and as

in: Science / 19 July 2020

Rethinking the post-pandemic workplace

From high-rise buildings in Manhattan to sleek campuses in Silicon Valley, offices across the nation have been mostly empty for months. Carpet colors reveal where staff members can

in: Science / 19 July 2020

SpaceX going for rocket reuse record with South Korean satellite launch

In a tweet Saturday, the California-based launch business verified plans to launch the South Korean Anasis 2 military communications satellite Monday from pad 40 at Cape Canaveral Air

in: Science / 19 July 2020

You can see Comet NEOWISE this month

The Hubble Space Telescope witnessed Comet ATLAS, found in December 2019, break apart into pieces in April. Comets are really simply made up of ice and dust, with

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