Students asked by NASA to name new Mars Rover … what could possibly go wrong?
Red rover, red rover, send a stupid name for Mars 2020 right over! Yes, NASA is rather bravely asking students
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NASA gives Arecibo Observatory $19m to help fight Earth-destroying asteroids (science news).
NASA awarded the University of Central Florida Arecibo Observatory the four-year grant to find and track near-Earth objects (NEO) that
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The Real World Of Victorian Steampunk by Simon Webb (book review).
What author Simon Webb makes apparent in the introduction to his book, ‘The Real World Of Victorian Steampunk’ is that
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The hyper-large solar storm of 1859 – also also known as the Carrington Event – was a monstrous solar coronal
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Photographing The Deep Sky: Images In Time And Space by Chris Baker (book review).
Look at the cover of Chris Baker’s book, ‘Photographing The Deep Sky: Images In Time And Space’, and tell me
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Am I Overthinking This? by Michelle Rial (book review).
Now am I overthinking here? Michelle Rial’s book ‘Am I Overthinking This?’ on a page flick test is an assortment
Read MoreNASA’s asteroid bounty bounce (science news).
After months grappling with the rugged reality of asteroid Bennu’s surface, the team leading NASA’s first asteroid sample return mission
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Your next career move might be asteroid miner … this video documentary looks at how the tech is progressing and
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Cutting Edge Science by Colin Barras (book review).
If you want a ready book on the current advances in science then look no further than Colin Barras’ book
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Answering the question of are we alone has turned out to be a bit more difficult than was originally envisioned
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