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The electrolysis of water to produce oxygen for breathing on bases on the moon or Mars could be up to 11% less efficient due to their lower gravity compared to

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Two of the Largest Mars-quakes ever recorded on the Planet’s far side

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A magnitude 5 quake shook the surface of Mars on May 4, the strongest temblor ever detected not only on Mars but on any planet

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A record number of brown dwarfs has been detected.

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Earthy-colored smaller people, secretive articles that ride the line between stars and planets, are crucial for how we might interpret both heavenly and planetary populations.

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Scientists from SwRI Demonstrate the Accuracy and Speed of an in Situ Planetary Dating Device

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Scientists at the Southwest Research Institute have improved the speed and accuracy of a laboratory-scale apparatus that may be used to determine the age of planetary objects on-site. The Chemistry,

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Planetary Bodies are discovered for First Time in Dead Star’s ‘Habitable Zone’

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According to a new study led by UCL researchers, a ring of planetary debris studded with moon-sized structures has been observed orbiting close to a

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By Studying the Moon, Scientists have Discovered an Increase in Asteroid Impacts on Ancient Earth

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By looking at the Moon, the most complete and accessible chronicle of the asteroid crashes that formed our solar system, a multinational team of scientists

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New Planet discovered in the area of Proxima Centauri, our Solar System’s nearby Star

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NASA will have discovered 5,000 verified exoplanets (alien worlds beyond our solar system) by 2022. These include a wide range of distant planets, such as (perhaps rocky) super-Earths, gas giants

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Companies Interested in Mining the Moon can Now get Maps and an Ice Favorability Index Thanks to a New Study

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During the California Gold Rush, the 49ers who panned for gold had no idea where they could strike it lucky. They only had word of

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Temperature of Young Cosmos is shown by the Shadow of a Cosmic Water Cloud

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Temperatures and pressures were so high for the first 300,000 years of the Universe, according to Big Bang theory, that atoms could not exist. Instead,

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NASA’s NuSTAR project has been exploring the X-ray universe for ten years.

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Following 10 years of noticing the absolute most smoky, densest, and most vigorous locales in our universe, this little yet strong space telescope actually has more to see. NASA's Nuclear