Some asteroids are a lot harder to kill. Why this could spell trouble for planetary defense
The Itokawa asteroid is basically one large pile of space rubble.
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The Itokawa asteroid is basically one large pile of space rubble.
The new research could explain the formation of both Earth and super-Earths elsewhere in the galaxy.
TOI 700 is one of only a few systems with multiple, small, habitable-zone planets.
It's the closest and oldest ultracool dwarf binary ever observed.
It's been a very productive four years. Enjoy your retirement, InSight.
A whopping 80% of all marine debris, consists of plastic. We need to start thinking about it differently.
Measuring the orbital decay of exoplanets has proven difficult due to the slow and gradual nature of the process.
The coldest place in the Universe is the Boomerang Nebula, where temperature reaches only 1 degree Kelvin. However, humans have...
The new satellite will give us a better understanding of how climate change affects our environment.
Dust devils could be beneficial for rovers and future astronauts.
Is there anything the Webb can't see?
And you thought your home wi-fi might be fast.
The new model is a game changer for seizure detection.
Measured from it's base, Mauna Loa is taller than Mount Everest.
The JWST is becoming an exoplanet researcher's dream.
Loud music might be good for the soul, but not the ear.
We still have a lot to learn about how celestial bodies form.
Models show seizure rhythm changes with age and other triggers.
The universe is filled with remarkable objects. Researchers have just found another.
Can we all get along on the Moon?
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