Posts Tagged ‘science’
Dec 3
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There’s water, water everywhere in National Geographic News’s most popular space coverage of 2009: A probe proved there’s water on the moon, a Mars lander’s leg got all wet, fishlike life may swim a Jupiter moon’s seas, and more. |
Dec 2
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While trying to shake free of a Martian sand trap, the Mars rover Spirit churned up layers of minerals that hint at relatively recent groundwater activity on the red planet, scientists say. |
Nov 22
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Bringing the “big bang machine” another step closer to full power, physicists have now collided protons using two beams circulating though the Large Hadron Collider’s main ring. |
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