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Jupiter's Moon Ganymede May Have Massive Underground Saltwater Ocean
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Beneath its icy shell, Jupiter's largest moon harbors a massive, salty ocean of water — one of the key ingredients for the emergence of life as we know it — based on the latest evidence from the Hubble Space Telescope. "A deep ocean under the icy crust of ...
NASA discovers an underground ocean on Jupiter's largest moonSydney Morning Herald
NASA Launches Project to Study Magnetic FieldsVoice of America
NASA confirms underground ocean on Jupiter's moon GanymedeThe Space Reporter
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Beneath its icy shell, Jupiter's largest moon harbors a massive, salty ocean of water — one of the key ingredients for the emergence of life as we know it — based on the latest evidence from the Hubble Space Telescope. "A deep ocean under the icy crust of ...
NASA discovers an underground ocean on Jupiter's largest moon
NASA Launches Project to Study Magnetic Fields
NASA confirms underground ocean on Jupiter's moon Ganymede
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New machine that can literally build molecules aims to revolutionize chemistry
Science Recorder
The new molecule-making technology may lead to the development of new drugs and make chemical synthesis accessible to nonspecialists. It is a breakthrough development that could enormously speed up the development of drugs and other technologies, ...
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Science Recorder
The new molecule-making technology may lead to the development of new drugs and make chemical synthesis accessible to nonspecialists. It is a breakthrough development that could enormously speed up the development of drugs and other technologies, ...
Machine Automates Assembly Of Small Molecules
Scientists Unveil 3D Printer For Small Molecules
Molecule-Making Machine Could Be The '3-D Printer Of Chemistry'
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Enceladus' Ice-Covered Sea Gets Warm Enough for Life, Scientists Say
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Two studies suggest that a moon of Saturn called Enceladus has active hydrothermal vents at the bottom of an ice-covered sea — and that the heat from those vents warms the sea to a temperature that could sustain earthly life. The studies add to Enceladus' ...
Saturn's Moon Enceladus May Have Warm Ocean, Boosting Likelihood Of Life ...Huffington Post
Hot Springs on Enceladus Could Harbor Alien LifeScience Times
Cassini confirms hydrothermal activity in ocean on Saturn's moonUPI.com
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Two studies suggest that a moon of Saturn called Enceladus has active hydrothermal vents at the bottom of an ice-covered sea — and that the heat from those vents warms the sea to a temperature that could sustain earthly life. The studies add to Enceladus' ...
Saturn's Moon Enceladus May Have Warm Ocean, Boosting Likelihood Of Life ...
Hot Springs on Enceladus Could Harbor Alien Life
Cassini confirms hydrothermal activity in ocean on Saturn's moon
Toronto Star
Discovery indicates that Neanderthals were skilled hunters, and artistic also
Toronto Star
Yet another discovery suggests that Neanderthals were much more advanced than we give them credit for. According to research published Wednesday in PLOS ONE (an open access peer-reviewed scientific journal published by the Public Library of ...
Ancient Neanderthals: Started the Jewelry Fashion Industry, StudyEmpire State Tribune
Research Suggests Neanderthals were More Advanced than ThoughtVoice Chronicle
Not your average caveman: Study says Neanderthals made jewelryErieTVNews
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Toronto Star
Yet another discovery suggests that Neanderthals were much more advanced than we give them credit for. According to research published Wednesday in PLOS ONE (an open access peer-reviewed scientific journal published by the Public Library of ...
Ancient Neanderthals: Started the Jewelry Fashion Industry, Study
Research Suggests Neanderthals were More Advanced than Thought
Not your average caveman: Study says Neanderthals made jewelry
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Space hibernation: Will the Philae comet lander wake up?
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Images showing the Philae lander's journey as it approached and then rebounded from its first touchdown. (ESA/Rosetta/MPS for OSIRIS Team MPS/UPD/LAM/IAA/SSO/INTA/UPM/DASP/IDA). It's a wake-up call taking place 300 million miles away.
Rosetta probe to try contact with Philae lander on ThursdayThe Register
Ground control anxiously awaits any sign of life from comet lander PhilaeThe Space Reporter
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Images showing the Philae lander's journey as it approached and then rebounded from its first touchdown. (ESA/Rosetta/MPS for OSIRIS Team MPS/UPD/LAM/IAA/SSO/INTA/UPM/DASP/IDA). It's a wake-up call taking place 300 million miles away.
Rosetta probe to try contact with Philae lander on Thursday
Ground control anxiously awaits any sign of life from comet lander Philae
Wake up Philae! The world awaits news
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NASA Mission to Study Magnetic Explosions Lifts Off
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A NASA mission to study magnetic explosions high above Earth successfully launched to orbit on Thursday night. The $1.1 billion Magnetospheric Multiscale mission, consisting of four identical spacecraft, lifted off at 10:44 p.m. on top of an Altas 5 rocket from ...
Spectacular Night Launch Sends NASA Satellites on Hunt for Magnetic CollisionsSpace.com
NASA launches 4 spacecraft on billion-dollar mission to unlock magnetic mysteryU-T San Diego
NASA launches 4 spacecraft to solve magnetic mysterySFGate
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New York Times
A NASA mission to study magnetic explosions high above Earth successfully launched to orbit on Thursday night. The $1.1 billion Magnetospheric Multiscale mission, consisting of four identical spacecraft, lifted off at 10:44 p.m. on top of an Altas 5 rocket from ...
Spectacular Night Launch Sends NASA Satellites on Hunt for Magnetic Collisions
NASA launches 4 spacecraft on billion-dollar mission to unlock magnetic mystery
NASA launches 4 spacecraft to solve magnetic mystery
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Astronauts All Smiles After Returning to Earth From International Space Station
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Barry Wilmore sat, bundled in cold, foggy Kazakhstan, and smiled. The U.S. astronaut was back on Earth after spending nearly six months aboard the International Space Station. Wilmore, along with Russians Alexander Samokutyaev and Elena Serova, ...
After six months in space, a trio of astronauts return homeChristian Science Monitor
US astronaut, two Russian cosmonauts leave space stationReuters
2 Russians, 1 American return from 6 months on space stationWashington Post
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Barry Wilmore sat, bundled in cold, foggy Kazakhstan, and smiled. The U.S. astronaut was back on Earth after spending nearly six months aboard the International Space Station. Wilmore, along with Russians Alexander Samokutyaev and Elena Serova, ...
After six months in space, a trio of astronauts return home
US astronaut, two Russian cosmonauts leave space station
2 Russians, 1 American return from 6 months on space station
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China's Yutu Rover Reveals a Different Side of the Moon
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Newly published results from China's first lunar rover suggest that the moon's past was livelier and more complex than previously thought. China's Yutu moon rover found evidence of at least nine distinct rock layers deep beneath its wheels, indicating that the ...
China's Yutu rover finds layers inside the moonReuters
China's Yutu rover reveals Moon's 'complex' geological historyEastDay.com
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Newly published results from China's first lunar rover suggest that the moon's past was livelier and more complex than previously thought. China's Yutu moon rover found evidence of at least nine distinct rock layers deep beneath its wheels, indicating that the ...
China's Yutu rover finds layers inside the moon
China's Yutu rover reveals Moon's 'complex' geological history
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Ancient Teeth Show Humans Moved Into Rainforests Earlier Than Thought
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People adapted to living in tropical rainforests thousands of years earlier than previously known, according to scientists who examined 20,000-year-old fossilized human teeth discovered in Sri Lanka. In a study published on Thursday in the journal Science, ...
Ancient teeth show humans moved into rainforests earlier than previously thoughtNational Monitor
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People adapted to living in tropical rainforests thousands of years earlier than previously known, according to scientists who examined 20,000-year-old fossilized human teeth discovered in Sri Lanka. In a study published on Thursday in the journal Science, ...
Ancient teeth show humans moved into rainforests earlier than previously thought
Teeth reveal humans were early rainforest-dwellers
Ancient teeth reveal early human entry into rainforests
ZDNet
After two years lying dormant, the Large Hadron Collider again revs up
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The world's most powerful particle accelerator, last seen discovering the Higgs boson, switches back on after a two-year hiatus nearly twice as powerful as before. Science reporter Ivan Semeniuk charts its new push into the unknown. Comments. AA.
Large Hadron Collider: Pumped-up particle smasher to probe deeper mysteriesLos Angeles Times
Revved-up CERN collider aims to shed light on dark cosmosReuters
Inside the Large Hadron Collider: How IT powers the greatest experiment in historyZDNet
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The Globe and Mail
The world's most powerful particle accelerator, last seen discovering the Higgs boson, switches back on after a two-year hiatus nearly twice as powerful as before. Science reporter Ivan Semeniuk charts its new push into the unknown. Comments. AA.
Large Hadron Collider: Pumped-up particle smasher to probe deeper mysteries
Revved-up CERN collider aims to shed light on dark cosmos
Inside the Large Hadron Collider: How IT powers the greatest experiment in history
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