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Determining the existence of ancient life on Mars is a challenging task, and it requires the use of specialized tools and techniques. Some of the tools currently being used by

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Organic Components in Martian Meteorites are Formed by Geochemical Reactions Between Water and Rock, Not Biological Processes

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According to a recent investigation headed by Carnegie's Andrew Steele and published in Science, organic compounds discovered in a meteorite that slammed into Earth from

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Arctic Moon-Like Habitat Simulation Demonstrates How Counseling Can Improve Mental Health in Complete Isolation

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SAGA Space Architects has teamed up with researchers from the Universities of Surrey and Milano-Bicocca to look at the psychological effects of social isolation in

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Magnetar Slowdown could have been caused by a Volcano-like Rupture

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Magnetars are a type of neutron star that has an extremely strong magnetic field. These objects are known for their rapid spin, which can slow down over time due to

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Webb Discovers the Chariklo Ring System using a High-precision Technique

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The James Webb Space Telescope (Webb) has used high-precision techniques to study the Chariklo ring system. Chariklo is a minor planet in our Solar System

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Largest-ever Catalog of 56,000 Galaxies’ Distances are Mapped by Astronomers

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Astronomers have created a catalog of 56,000 galaxies, mapping out their distances from Earth. This is the largest catalog of its kind ever created, and

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Halfway to Andromeda, Astronomers discover our Galaxy’s most Distant Stars

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The most distant stars in our Milky Way galaxy are not located halfway to the Andromeda galaxy, which is located approximately 2.5 million light-years away. Astronomers have discovered stars in

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TESS has discovered a new warm brown dwarf.

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Utilizing NASA's Traveling Exoplanet Study Satellite (TESS), a global group of stargazers has identified another warm, earthy-colored overshadow. The newly discovered object, assigned HIP 33609

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Hubble discovers a Ravenous Black Hole Twisting a Captured Star into a Donut form

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The Hubble Space Telescope has observed a black hole that is twisting a captured star into a donut shape. This is caused by the intense

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A Tumultuous Migration on the Outskirts of the Scorching Neptune Desert

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This phrase likely refers to the movement of exoplanets, specifically Hot Neptunes, on the outskirts of their star's habitable zone. The "Hot Neptune Desert" is a region in the planetary