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Space is always eventful and to satisfy their impertinent minds, the scientists are always busy exploring the outer world with new probes and discoveries. Here are some latest findings surprising and keeping the astronomers busy.
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Let’s explore on what the curious scientists have more come up with. Here are some of the latest findings surprising and keeping the astronomers busy.
#1: NASA...
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Space.gs informed that no explosions were detected in the Earth’s atmosphere. Instead, mysterious flashes of gamma-rays were seen, that appeared to come from...
made popular Dec 17 2005
Cosmic gamma-ray bursts occur several times a day. Having the extreme brilliance of a billion Suns, the bursts are considered the most powerful explosions in the...
made popular Dec 16 2005
Bad Astronomy Blog informs that scientists and engineers gingerly activated the complex equipment onboard Swift satellite that would allow it to fulfill its mission: to...
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The NASA Swift satellite has received a “Best of What’s New” award from Popular Science magazine in the aviation-and-space category. Penn State...
made popular Nov 15 2005
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