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NASA’s Juno Probe Will Tell Us New Things About Jupiter
Last month, NASA issued a statement saying that preparations for its Juno mission to Jupiter are proceeding well, and that everything is still on schedule for a launch in August of next year. This will be just one part of … Continue reading
LISA: First of a New Generation of Space-Based Telescopes
In this article, we’ll take a look at gravity waves, one of the most fascinating and revolutionary ideas in astronomy. Specifically, we will talk about the LISA mission, a future project which will be a collaboration between NASA and the … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, Telescopes
Tagged binary stars, black holes, dark energy, dark matter, Einstein, ESA, gravity, gravity wave, gravity waves, LISA mission, NASA
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Scientists and Politicans Discuss the Threat of Near-Earth Objects
This article is about NEOs- Near Earth Objects- and possible steps that could be taken to deflect one of these objects if it should appear in danger of colliding with Earth. A major impact by an NEO is not just … Continue reading
Posted in Asteroids, Astronomy, Comets
Tagged Action Team-14, asteroid, Comet, crater, NASA, Near Earth Objects, NEOs
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The Exploration of Mars Continues With ESA’s ExoMars Mission
Mars is being invaded! Already our orbiters are orbiting, our landers are landing and our rovers are roving- and more of them are on the way. Over the next few years, the red planet will be subjected to an array … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, Mars, Planets
Tagged ESA, ExoMars, lander, NASA, Orbiter, Oxidant Detector, Urey Mars Organic, Viking landers
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Happy Birthday, Hubble: 20 Years of Great Astronomy
In a few days, NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope will be 20 years old. Birthdays are a good time for looking back, and this is no exception. The Hubble telescope has provided us with so much good science and so many … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, Earth, Planets, Pluto, Telescopes
Tagged evolution, hubble telescope, NASA, organic molecules, Orion nebula, Spitzer, Vulpecula
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