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NASA Releases “Remix” of Sounds From a Black Hole
NASA has debunked the misconception that space is silent by releasing a “remix” of sound from a black hole in the Perseus galaxy cluster, captured by the Chandra X-ray Observatory—and it’s haunting. …
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Remote-Controlled Robots Could Perform Surgeries in Space
Slated to board the International Space Station in 2024, MIRA—which stands for Miniaturized In-Vivo Robotic Assistance—is a remote-controlled surgical robot created by Virtual Incision Corporation, a Nebraska-based medical technology company that recently …
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A hound-like arthropod, a mind-reading device, a new use for pineapple leaves and more from around the web
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NASA’s Voyager Spacecraft Reaches a Turning Point
Launched in 1977, probes Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 are the only working human-made spacecraft currently in interstellar space. Throughout the decades, the twin probes have collected valuable information, from detailed views …
Behind The Scenes of General Motors and Lockheed Martin’s Lunar Rover
A dive into the challenges of developing the moon vehicle of the future
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Webb’s First Deep Field Image Provides An Astounding View
A super-sharp image of space has been taken by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, showing thousands of galaxies in just a tiny section of the universe. The shot (known as Webb’s First …
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NASA’s New UFO Research Team
In a move that some in the traditional science community see as “selling out,” NASA has put together an independent team of researchers dedicated to gather data on unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs), …