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RSSNearly 30 years ago a scientist predicted the importance of vaporization as one of the processes in space weathering. To bag another credit, scientist Bruce Hapke, Emeritis Professor at University of Pittsburgh have named the vapor-deposited iron...
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When the new iPhone was finally released this year, one of its top new features was the built-in GPS functionality. One of the criticisms was that it had taken so long...
made popular Sep 22 2008
One day, late in 2002, I arrived in Australia. I looked up into the night sky one clear Sydney evening and saw it. “Holy crap, the moon is upside doon!”
made popular Sep 17 2008
If you live anywhere to the north of a line that runs across North America from roughly Queen Charlotte Island in British Columbia southeast to near Jacksonville,...
made popular Sep 16 2008
AP, Washington
NASA’s new moon rocket passed a key design milestone late Wednesday.
made popular Sep 11 2008
For long, we have remained moon-struck only by seeing the lunar beauty from the earth. It will not be long when we can travel to this wonderful satellite of earth and...
made popular Sep 8 2008
AP, Pasadena
The latest images from NASA’s Cassini spacecraft show faint, partial rings orbiting with two of Saturn’s small inner moons, scientists said Friday.
made popular Sep 6 2008
On the eve of one of their biggest busts yet, PM contributing editors Jamie Hyneman and Adam Savage explain how they made their own fake photos, built a moon set in an...
made popular Aug 28 2008
Within the next 10 years, the U.S., China, Israel, and a host of private companies plan to set up camp on the moon. So if and when they plant a flag, does that give...
made popular Aug 25 2008
By Vincent Van Ross
We talk of the Sun; we talk of the Moon; we talk of our solar system; we talk of outer space; we talk of Unidentified Flying Objects. But, is there...
made popular Aug 20 2008
Exquisite close-ups of fissures on a tiny ice-ball moon of Saturn will provide the latest clues in solving how a 310-mile-wide ice ball could possibly be shooting...
made popular Aug 17 2008
AP, Los Angeles
NASA has delayed the launch of an unmanned spacecraft to the moon to scout for potential landing sites for astronauts.
made popular Aug 14 2008
NASA-backed researchers envision a combination of motion-based sensors, surface cameras and orbiter maps with a lunar navigation system that gets updated on the fly to...
made popular Aug 2 2008
Soon after Russia claimed a vast portion of the Arctic sea floor last fall, accelerating an international race for the natural resources as global warming opens polar...
made popular Aug 2 2008
Those who believe in astrology are considered to be superstitious. But one cannot ignore it as a science.
There is a saying that goes, “Astrology is ancient...
made popular Jul 27 2008
. US moonwalker insists aliens have visited Earth.
ยท UFO phenomenon ‘has been covered up’.
made popular Jul 26 2008
FORMER NASA astronaut and moon-walker Dr Edgar Mitchell - a veteran of the Apollo 14 mission - has stunningly claimed aliens exist.
And he says extra-terrestrials have...
made popular Jul 25 2008
When the new iPhone was finally released this year, one of its top new features was the built-in GPS functionality.
made popular Jul 23 2008
GPS system has inspired researchers to develop a similar tracking and mapping system for astronauts on the Moon. Moon’s terrain and landscape pose a number of...
made popular Jul 22 2008
THIRTY-NINE years to the day after Neil Armstrong radioed
made popular Jul 21 2008
A spacecraft sent on a mission to inspect comets has filmed the Earth and its Moon from 50 million kilometres away, making an alien’s-eye view of our world.
made popular Jul 19 2008
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The two youngest time stratigraphic units on the Moon need a new definition. This is provided by the optical maturity maps of rays, derived from Clementine...
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