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That's one small plant stem, one enormous advance for plant science. The first seedlings ever seeded in lunar dirt have sprouted in a tiny, lab-grown garden. This little crop, seeded

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Ice in the Moon’s Poles could be the Result of Ancient Volcanoes

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Lava flowed into the moon's crust four billion years ago, engraving the man in the moon we see today. However, the volcanoes may have left

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It’s Possible that the Asteroid that Formed the Imbrium Basin on the Moon was Protoplanet-Sized

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Around 3.8 billion years ago, an asteroid measuring more than 150 miles across and roughly the length of New Jersey collided with the Moon, forming

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Scientists Argue that Water is not as Invincible as Previously Thought Within Dark, Polar Moon Craters

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The Moon's south pole region contains some of the solar system's most extreme environments: it's unbelievably cold, extensively cratered, and features sections that are either always drenched in sunshine or

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Astronomers Have Revealed the Best Image of Mysterious Odd Radio Circles in Space So Far

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Odd radio circles, or ORCs, are the newest mystery objects in astronomy, and a multinational team of scientists utilizing the world's most powerful radio telescopes

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After a space shakedown, the Boeing capsule returns to Earth.

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Boeing's team taxi got back to Earth from the International Space Station on Wednesday, finishing a recurrent practice run before NASA space travelers move on

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Researchers have Discovered an Enigmatic New Type of Solar Wave whose Speed Defies Explanation

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Researchers at New York University Abu Dhabi's (NYUAD) Center for Space Science have identified a new set of waves in the Sun that appear to travel significantly quicker than theory

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In 2023, China will Launch a Large Space Telescope to Study Distant Galaxies

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China intends to launch its first large space telescope in late 2023 to survey the skies, provide new information about distant galaxies, and solve the

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Mercury’s Crust could be Adorned with Diamonds

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Mercury is the smallest and closest planet to the sun in the solar system. Mercury's surface is riddled with deep craters, much like Earth's moon.

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New solar spectrum estimates settle a decade-long debate regarding the sun’s chemical composition.

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What do you do when a reliable strategy for deciding the sun's synthetic organization gives off an impression of being in conflict with an imaginative, exact method for planning the