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Nov 14, 2018

NASA wants people on Mars within 25 years

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The US space agency believes it can put humans on the Red Planet within 25 years, but the technological and medical hurdles are immense. Current latest trending Philippine headlines on science, technology breakthroughs, hardware devices, geeks, gaming, web/desktop applications, mobile apps, social media buzz and gadget reviews.

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Nov 12, 2018

Space photos show smoke smothering a burning California

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This deadly fire season continues.

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Nov 11, 2018

NASA has plans to probe Uranus in search of gas

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That title though… https://ascienceenthusiast.com/nasa-plans-probe-uranus-search-gas/


A group at NASA has taken aim at Uranus and Neptune in search of gas, heavy metals, and to understand more about the planets’ atmospheres.

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Nov 11, 2018

First Perihelion: Into the Unknown with Parker Solar Probe

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Good thing there are no traffic cameras in space! The #ParkerSolarProbe spacecraft reached a top speed of 213,200 miles per hour relative to the Sun during its first close approach to our closest star, setting a new record for spacecraft speed.☀️Learn more from NASA Sun Science about this mission of solar discovery: https://go.nasa.gov/2FgIky6

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Nov 11, 2018

NASA asteroid WARNING: Three giant asteroids to pass Earth THIS SATURDAY

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THREE giant asteroids will barrel past the planet this weekend on a so-called Close Earth Approach, NASA has warned.

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Nov 11, 2018

Astronomers Just Discovered Two Rogue Planets in Our Galaxy

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Polish astronomers just discovered two new planets in our galaxy. That’s cool news on its own, but these planets are different from most. Unlike almost all known planets, New Scientist reports, these two planets don’t orbit a star.

Instead, they drift aimlessly through the cold, dead void of space — and presumably spend their time writing angsty poetry.

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Nov 11, 2018

Our seedlings are sprouting on the International Space Station

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Astronaut Serena Auñón-Chancellor planted ‘Red Russian’ kale and ‘Dragoon’ lettuce in a special garden last month and if all goes well, they will be ready to enjoy for Thanksgiving! Dig in: https://go.nasa.gov/2F45vvj

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Nov 11, 2018

Are you close with your siblings?

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There is evidence that star clusters start out close, as giant collisions between massive molecular clouds, but then the stellar siblings scatter throughout our galaxy. Evidence was collected using SOFIA Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy —which is The Boeing Company’s jetliner modified to carry a 106-inch diameter telescope.

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Nov 11, 2018

Here’s a Close-Up Photo of the Swirling Clouds on Jupiter

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Whoa.


NASA just released this new close-up photo of the swirling clouds found on Jupiter. It was captured by the Juno spacecraft on October 29th, 2018, during its 16th close flyby of the gas giant.

The clouds in the photo were seen in Jupiter’s North-North Temperate Belt (NNTB), one of the distinct cloud bands.

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Nov 10, 2018

Gravitational waves could solve a cosmological crisis within five years—or shake physics to its core

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This could be the last decade that cosmologists debate how fast the universe is expanding.

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