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'Snowball Earth' Might Be Slushy

SPACE.com - 3 Aug 2015 13:01
'Snowball Earth' Might Be Slushy Climate modelers go back in time to simulate past Snowball Earth conditions and find that complete freeze-over is hard to achieve.
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Curiosity discovers Mars rock like none before, sets drill campaign On the eve of the 3rd anniversary since her nail biting touchdown inside Gale Crater, NASA's car sized Curiosity Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) rover has discovered a new type of Martian rock that's surprisingly rich in s...
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Satcoms linking rural schools in South Africa and Italy Teachers and students from rural schools in South Africa and Italy are benefiting from an ESA-supported project that enriches education through satcoms.
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Space Station Crosses the Moon in Awesome NASA Photos Just two days after the second full moon of July created a so-called blue moon, a NASA photographer captured some stunning views of the International Space Station zipping across the lunar landscape.
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Startup Makes Progress in Beamed Propulsion for Reusable Launch Vehicles Broomfield, Colorado-based Escape Dynamics announced July 17 it carried out a small-scale test in the laboratory of its beamed microwave thruster. In that test, the company beamed microwave energy to a thruster, heating ...
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NASA Picks Finalists For Small Astrophysics Missions NASA has selected three finalists for its next Small Explorer astrophysics mission and two finalists for the even smaller Explorer Missions of Opportunity Line, the U.S. space agency said July 30,
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Vader Crater, Kirk & Spock! 'Star Wars,' 'Star Trek' Collide on Pluto Moon The team behind NASA's New Horizons mission, which performed the first-ever Pluto flyby last month, has named some Charon craters after characters from the "Star Wars" and "Star Trek" franchises, including Darth Vader an...
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An orange a day keeps scurvy away

Phys.org - 3 Aug 2015 22:40
An orange a day keeps scurvy away Centuries ago, ships often sailed with crews numbering in the hundreds returning with tens. Cause of death: Scurvy - a severe depletion of Vitamin C. Today's explorers cross miles of space with no hope of finding an isla...
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Moonless Meteor Shower + All Major Planets | August 2015 Skywatching Video The Perseid's peak On Aug.13th, and the lack of moonlight creates the possibility of seeing up to 100 meteors per hour. All eight planets are visible and with a telescope, former planet Pluto, Ceres, Vesta, Juno and Pall...
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Lawmakers Fret About SpaceX-led Failure Probe

Space News - 3 Aug 2015 22:15
A group of mostly Republican lawmakers, many of whom represent states with a United Launch Alliance presence, want to know how tough NASA and the U.S. Air Force are getting with SpaceX after a June 28 launch failure that...
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A big smile. That was my reaction to seeing the names of Uhura, Spock, Kirk and Sulu on the latest map of Pluto’s jumbo moon Charon. The monikers are still only informal, but new maps of Charon and Pluto submitted to t...
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Students Asked To Design Electric Planes Of The Future NASA announced the winners of a contest to design an electric-powered airplane -- and they're not even old enough to rent a car.
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Dizzying Up And Down Rocket Flight Captured By On-Board Cam | Video The MAPHEUS-5 sounding rocket was launched from the Esrange Space Center in Northern Sweden on June 30th, 2015, reaching a height of 161 miles (259 kilometers). It carried 5 experiment modules that were successfully reco...
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Astronomers have teased out that secret: a planet in a 3-day orbit that transits, or crosses in front of its star. At a distance of just 21 light-years, it is by far the closest transiting planet to Earth, which makes...
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3D Supernova Simulation Turns Back Clock on Star Explosions Enormous stars collapse in ultramassive supernova explosions -- now in 3D! For the first time ever, researchers have turned back the clock on a star's final moments to simulate how wrinkles in its violent collapse trigge...
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Earth's Ancient Magnetic Field Just Got a Lot Older

Scientific American - 3 Aug 2015 17:30
Earth's Ancient Magnetic Field Just Got a Lot Older Early magnetism could have helped create conditions to support life --
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A small Colorado company has successfully tested a new type of propulsion technology that it believes could eventually enable low-cost, single-stage-to-orbit launch vehicles. The post Startup Makes Progress in Beamed Pro...
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Putting with Spacelike Precision: Former Goddard Physicist Finds 2nd Career in Golf NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center:
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Since 2001 the NASA Astrobiology Institute's Virtual Planetary Laboratory, based at the University of Washington, has brought an interdisciplinary approach to the study of planets and search for life outside our solar sy...
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What A Blue Moon Looks Like In Space | Time-Lapse Video Cosmonaut Gennady Padalka captured imagery of the second full moon of the month, aka Blue Moon, on July 31st, 2015. It is seen setting behind Earth.
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After delays because of concerns over funding, the Canadian government has decided to proceed with a project to provide search and rescue repeaters for the U.S. Air Force's next-generation GPS satellites. The post Canada...
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Small Prototype Earth Return Capsule Flight Tested NASA's Ames Research Center News and Features:
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