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Mars, 3.4 billion years ago, had water, a lot more than it has now. The Martian sea experienced two “mega-tsunamis,” triggered by meteor impacts.
Hubble captured Mars on May 12, 2016, ten days before Mars would be nearest to our planet, on the exact opposite side of the Earth from the
NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft collects first science on a mysterious beyond Pluto object.
An astronaut aboard the Space Station (ISS), took this broad, short-lens photograph of Earth’s night lights while looking out over the remote reaches of the central equatorial
New world record set in solar cell efficiency, for converting sunlight to electricity.
Divers discovered largest treasure trove on a Roman shipwreck in recent years, off the Mediterranean coast of Israel.
The world’s largest floating wind farm is set to be built 15 miles off Scotland’s east coast by Peterhead.
How much do we rely on lights? If we want to see what we are doing, the answer is a lot. Even during the daytime we need
How far can we go? Is there a border we will never cross? In this very interesting video you can find out the real limits of humanity…
Can you spot the Space Station and planet Mercury in front of the Sun, in this amazing image? Transit of ISS and Mercury at the same time!