Earth’s Magnetic Song recorded for the first time
Scientists recorded Earth’s magnetic song for the first time during a solar storm.
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Scientists recorded Earth’s magnetic song for the first time during a solar storm.
Pictured on the left, Earth is the pale blue dot just below the rings of Saturn, as captured by the robotic Cassini spacecraft then orbiting the outermost
Peace in space. 9 astronauts from different places on Earth, are now on the International Space Station.
“This is the video future generations will be wishing everyone watched today.” – Leonardo DiCaprio
As he prepares to conclude his stay aboard the orbiting laboratory this week, astronaut Nick Hague shared this majestic Earth photo from Space Station saying:
Scientists confirm that dust from a giant asteroid crash, some 460 million years ago, caused an ancient ice age.
Scientists took images of habitable planet Earth and transformed them into what alien astronomers light-years away would see.
Bill Gates wants to spray millions of tonnes of dust into the stratosphere to dim the sun and stop global warming.
Yes, for just another year, we have already used up all of Earth’s resources for the year.
NASA’s TESS (Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite) telescope discovered a relatively close super-Earth exoplanet, at 31 light-years from us.