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No music on Mars : Sound is different on the red planet

19 Nov 2023 10 mins read 1440 Views

A new study published in Nature reveals that sound on Mars behaves very differently from how it does on Earth. The speed of sound is slower on the Red Planet so sounds tend to fade away faster. Read More

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Saturn's Rings: Are They Truly Vanishing by 2025?

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Timeless Precision: James Burke's Masterful Moment in TV History

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Voronya Cave : Journey into the Depths and Challenges of Exploration

14 Nov 2023 10 mins read 1625 Views

Voronya Cave, often regarded as the closest point to the center of the Earth, aligns with one of Jules Verne's cherished dreams as depicted in his 1864 novel, "Journey to the Center of the Earth," ...

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Major Breakthrough: First Vaccine for Chikungunya Virus Prevention Receives USFDA Approval

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Exploring the Blue Zone Diet: An Holistic Approach to Weight Control

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The search for extraterrestrial life: Are we alone in the universe?

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The sunset on Mars is blue – here’s why

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Cleaner Air, Hotter Planet: The Climate's Double-Edged Sword

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Geologists Rediscover the 'Lost Continent' of Argoland

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Ice Map of Mars: Aiding NASA's Astronaut Destination Choices

31 Oct 2023 10 mins read 816 Views

The fourth and most recent map, sponsored by NASA through the Subsurface Water Ice Mapping (SWIM) project, has been unveiled to pinpoint potential subsurface water ice locations on Mars. According ...

Japan Researchers Achieve First Mouse Embryo Growth in Space

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Astronaut Callie Rodriguez Deploys Lunar Telescope in NASA's Online Graphic Novel

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Lost in Space: Astronauts Drop Tool Bag During ISS Spacewalk, Visible with Binoculars

Saturn's Rings: Are They Truly Vanishing by 2025?

Mysterious 'Boom' Over New England: Harvard's Investigation

Timeless Precision: James Burke's Masterful Moment in TV History

Did you know that the center of space tastes like raspberries and smells like rum?

Major Breakthrough: First Vaccine for Chikungunya Virus Prevention Receives USFDA Approval

Exploring the Blue Zone Diet: An Holistic Approach to Weight Control

The search for extraterrestrial life: Are we alone in the universe?

The sunset on Mars is blue – here’s why

Cleaner Air, Hotter Planet: The Climate's Double-Edged Sword

Sitting for Long Periods: A Potential Path to Early Demise – Learn How to Counteract It

Geologists Rediscover the 'Lost Continent' of Argoland

Japan Researchers Achieve First Mouse Embryo Growth in Space

Astronaut Callie Rodriguez Deploys Lunar Telescope in NASA's Online Graphic Novel

UK-Based Astrophysicist of Indian Origin Contributes to Unraveling Mysteries of the Universe

After the Closure of a Nuclear Power Station: What's Next?

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