[ad_1] The arrival of Total solar eclipse In the United States it has also brought with it an impressive variety of photographs. If you couldn’t find a place to see the eclipse in person(or if it was trapped behind uncooperative clouds), you can at least get a sense of its …
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[ad_1] In other anecdotes, viewers have reported birds stopping singing, crickets stopping chirping, or bees returning to their hive, reducing their foraging, or suspending their flight during total darkness. But there are also studies that deny that some of these behaviors occur or can be attributed to the eclipse. Therefore, …
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[ad_1] A few weeks ago, something from the sky crashed into the roof of Alejandro Otero’s house, and NASA is on the case. In all likelihood, this nearly 2-pound object came from the International Space Station. Otero said he went through the roof and both floors of his two-story home …
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[ad_1] For the first time in more than half a century, an American-built spacecraft made a soft landing in Moon. There was plenty of drama and plenty of intrigue Thursday night as Intuitive Machines attempted to land its Odysseus spacecraft in a small crater not far from the moon’s south …
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[ad_1] High in the sky and scattered across the seas, two of the smallest but most influential things in the world have stubbornly kept their secrets: aerosols and phytoplankton. Today NASA launched its Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, Ocean Ecosystem mission, or PACE, to unravel its mysteries. The mission’s findings could be …
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