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Poland and SpaceX collaborate on successful launch of Eagle Eye satellite
The EagleEye satellite can capture images so detailed that it can distinguish a car from 350 kilometers above the ground.
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NASA shares samples of asteroid Bennu with JAXA in historic exchange
This partnership expands scientific knowledge while contributing to risk reduction in future space missions.
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Researchers create chalk-based coating to freshen up any fabric
Outdoor tests measured the effectiveness of the coating on sunny days with temperatures above 90°F.
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The LUR-1 satellite is already operating in space after being launched on an Elon Musk rocket.
LUR-1 is the first 100% Basque satellite and its mission is to observe the Earth, focusing on the Basque geography.
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Berkeley Lab creates element 116, approaching heaviest atom
Element 116 is so unstable that it disintegrates in milliseconds, which means that scientists must work very fast to detect and study it before it disappears.
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NASA report suggests existence of “water on Mars” within a few kilometers of the surface
This discovery NASA presumes the existence of liquid water on Mars, a fact that could change our understanding of the red planet and its habitability.
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Scientists propose a lunar “Noah’s Ark” to preserve DNA of endangered species
The project suggests using the permanent low temperatures of the lunar south pole to preserve species DNA.
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Shenzhou-18 Mission Clears Space Safety and Medical Tests Triumphantly
Blood samples taken from crew members in space will be preserved at low temperatures and transported to Earth for further medical analysis, including measuring the effects…
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NASA and EPA address NO2 air pollution in congested communities in the U.S.
NO2, a short-lived air pollutant, has higher concentrations near its emission source.
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NASA Unveils Smart AI for Analyzing Mars Samples
When a robot explorer arrives on another planet, scientists have limited time to collect valuable data, due to the short duration of the missions and the…
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Researchers remove ‘permanent chemicals from water’ with 3D printed ceramic ink
This study seeks to remove chemicals known as "permanent chemicals", a relevant health threat, from the water.
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China delivers antennas for construction of the world’s largest radio telescope
The SKA project, with thousands of antennas distributed in Australia and Africa, promises to be the most sensitive and advanced radio telescope ever built.