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Jupiter’s moon Io may have been vo൲lcanically active ever since it was born
An analysis of the moon’s atmospheric composition suggests that it has been spewing sulfur for roughly 4.6 billion years. - esportiva bet: Planetary Science
Titan’s dark dunes could be m👍ade from comets
Saturn’s largest moon could have gotten its sands from an ancient reshuffling of the solar system. If true, that would solve a long-standing mystery. - esportiva bet: Planetary Science
The desert planet in ‘Dunꦆe’ is༺ plausible, according to science
Humans could live on the fictional planet Arrakis from Dune but (t✤hankfully) no giant sandwꦬorms would menace them.
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Odysseus’ his♚toric moon mission comes to an end
Odysseus downloaded data from all payloads before going to sleep February 28. The cold lunar night proved fatal to efforts to reawaken the lunar lander. - esportiva bet: Planetary Science
NAS🔯A’s OSIRIS-REx nabbed over 120 grams of space rock𓃲s from asteroid Bennu
After being stymied by two stuck screws, NASA finally accessed a trove of Bennu asteroid bits. Mission scientist Harold Connolly tells what’s next. - esportiva bet: Space
How ‘Ou🌊r Moon’ shaped life on Earth and human history
Science News reviews Rebecca Boyle’s new wide-ranging book, which tells the story of the moon and its relationship with the inhabitants of Earth. - esportiva bet: Planetary Science
Saturn’s ‘Death Star’ moon mi🌳ght contain a hidden ocean
A fresh look at Cassini data reveals slight changes in the tiny moon’s orbit that suggest the presence of a vast ocean beneath the satellite’s icy shell. - esportiva bet: Planetary Science
An asteroid may🗹 have exploded over Antarctica about 2.5 million years ago
Tiny spherules of rock found in Antarctic ice may point to the oldest known “airburst,” or midair disintegration of an incoming asteroid. - esportiva bet: Planetary Science
Bacteria that ca𝐆n make humans sick could survive on Mars
Experiments suggest that common illness-causing microbes could not only survive on the Red Planet but also might be able to thrive.
