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Alien Life Could be Existing on Martian Surface Afterall
The is strong evidence that alien life is existing beneath the surface of the red planet.
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SCIENCEScientists Living in Dome Inside Hawaiian Volcano to Simulate Mars Environment
Six scientists are living inside a dome inside a Hawaiian volcano as part of a NASA Mars simulation program to study human behavior and also to prepare for the next manned mission to the Red Planet.
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SCIENCENASA Opens Public Voting to Select Juno Spacecraft's Next Photos of Jupiter
Where should NASA's Juno spacecraft camera aim at during its close encounter with Jupiter on Feb.2? This is the question that NASA has asked the public to vote on starting Thursday, January 19 at 11:00 a.m. PST (2:00 p.m. EST). The voting will close on January 23 at 9:00 a.m. PST (noon EST).
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SpaceStunning NASA Video Imagines What Landing on Pluto Could be Like
Ever wondered how a ride towards the last planet of the solar system would be like? A stunning video from NASA released on Thursday will give viewers a trip down to Pluto's surface.
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SCIENCEPresident Trump Vows to Unlock the ‘Mysteries of Space’ in His Inauguration Speech
On Friday, Donald Trump was sworn-in as the 45th president of United States of America in Washington DC. His oath taking ceremony was accompanied by a traditional inauguration speech that touched down on several sensitive issues.
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SCIENCEScientists Predict Future Failure of Quantum Systems
For the first time, scientists at the University of Sydney have accurately predicted the future failure of quantum systems and used the information to prevent the breakdown of the quantum systems. Scientists worked with qubits, the fundamental building blocks for the most quantum-enabled technologies, to achieve this success.
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SpaceIf a Solar Storm Hits America, it Could Lead to $41.5 Billion Loss Daily
If a solar storm hits across America, it could cause massive blackouts that will lead to economic losses of up to $41.5 billion a day, according to a new study.
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SCIENCEAustralia's Largest Animals Went Extinct 45,000 Years ago due to Human Hunting
A new study has provided compelling evidence showing that Australia's megafauna went extinct 45,000 years ago due to human hunting and not because of climate change. Scientists have determined that large animals were able to adapt to Earth's drying climate but unfortunately were wiped out within a few thousand years after the first group of people arrived in the continent.
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SpaceIs Wolf 1061c Exoplanet the Next Earth in our Universe?
Is Earth the sole habitable planet in our gigantic universe? This question has long haunted the scientific community, as they continue to push the boundaries to search for an Earth-like planet.
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SpaceUS Air Force Successfully Launches Missile Warning Satellite
A U.S. military rocket successfully launched a missile warning satellite from the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station on Friday, January 20.
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