NASA’s Parker probe has spotted the Geminid meteor showers’ source0
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- December 12, 2019
Data from space could help pinpoint the origins of one of Earth’s most famous falling stars
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Greenland rocks suggest Earth’s magnetic field is older than we thought0
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- December 12, 2019
Analysis finds that the planet’s protective shield was in place by at least 3.7 billion years ago, as early life arose.
DNA recovered from Arctic lakes holds clues for our future world0
- Ancient Archeology, From Around the Web, Science & Technology
- December 12, 2019
High in the Canadian Arctic on Baffin Island, beneath 10 meters of water and many more of mud, sits a refrigerated archive of Earth’s past life.
Mysterious ‘Particle X17’ Could Carry a Newfound Fifth Force of Nature, But Most Experts Are Skeptical0
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- December 12, 2019
Our universe is governed by four fundamental forces. At least that’s what physicists have long thought.
Possible Bigfoot sighting revealed as scientists hunt for ‘apelike creature’ in Oregon forests0
- Earth Mysteries, From Around the Web
- December 12, 2019
Explorers and scientists are on the trail of legendary ‘creature’ Bigfoot in the forests of Oregon.
‘Expedition Bigfoot’ Scours Oregon Woods for Signs of the Mythical and Elusive Beast0
- Earth Mysteries, From Around the Web
- December 11, 2019
A three-week search turned up intriguing clues.
Enter Sandman: Hibernation Technologies for Deep-Space Missions0
- From Around the Web, Science & Technology, Space
- December 11, 2019
Missions to Mars and beyond will take months or longer, so some creative strategies will be necessary to make sure that astronauts stay hale and hearty!
Scientist Replicates Mars’ Conditions in Chamber, Finds That Life Thrives0
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- December 11, 2019
The scientist created what he calls a “Martian chamber”, with the exact conditions as the Red Planet.
European Space Agency to launch space debris collector in 20250
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- December 11, 2019
Robotic junk collector will be first mission to remove item of debris from orbit
Explaining the ‘tiger stripes’ of Saturn’s moon Enceladus0
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- December 11, 2019
Saturn’s tiny, frozen moon Enceladus is a strange place. Just 300 miles across, the moon is thought to have an outer shell of ice covering a global ocean 20 miles deep, encasing a rocky core. Slashed across Enceladus’ south pole are four straight, parallel fissures or “tiger stripes” from which water erupts. These fissures aren’t quite like anything else in the Solar System.
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