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Experts: Stop Fearmongering about the Magnetic Field Reversal

February 5, 2018 by Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

Earth's magnetic field

There are some experts that believe that the reports about the magnetic field reversal which could affect every form of life on the planet are greatly exaggerated. Last week, multiple reports showed that the Earth’s magnetic poles are in the process of swapping places. However, such reversals usually take thousands of years and it is […]

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Russia to Offer 10-Day Space Vacations, but Ticket Isn’t Cheap

February 3, 2018 by Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

International Space Station module

A Russian spaceflight company wants to take tourists to space and give them accommodation in a luxury hotel aboard of the International Space Station. But the trip’s price tag is impressive: $100 million per traveler. Energia, the Russian company behind the ambitious project, was the one to design the capsule that brought the first man […]

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Amateur Skygazer Spots Rogue Nasa Satellite Ruled Dead in 2005

February 1, 2018 by Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

NASA satellite

An amateur astronomer detected a lost NASA satellite that was declared dead in 2005 when the space agency recorded its last signal. Scott Tilley said he spotted the IMAGE spacecraft while analyzing the skies in hopes of finding a multi-billion dollar super-secret government satellite called Zuma which was launched earlier this month. Tilley said he […]

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Coral Reefs Face another Major Risk: Plastic Waste

January 30, 2018 by Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

Coral reef in Australia

Experts warn that not only bleaching and global warming are killing off the world’s coral reefs. Plastic waste is as dangerous as those two for the overall well-being of the tiny marine animals. A new study shows that exposure to plastic debris can sicken coral reefs in the long term. Lead author Joleah Lamb explained […]

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Intriguing Space Rock May Host ‘Alien’ Water

December 20, 2017 by Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

Asteroid and NASA probe

A new study suggests that the first asteroid to visit our solar system may host ‘alien’ water in its interior. The space rock which was spotted Oct. 19, 2017, has an orbit that suggests that it came from a different solar system. Because researchers did not see any gas existing the asteroid as it is […]

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MIT Team Working on Glowing Plants that Can Replace Light Bulbs

December 14, 2017 by Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

Fireflies at night

An MIT team of engineers are bioengineering a species of watercress plant that can glow in the dark and could soon replace electrical lighting. They were able to create the glowing plants by inserting nanoparticles in the plants’ leaves. While the light emitted by the plants is dim, it could soon be bright enough to […]

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Power Plants No Longer America’s Top Polluter

December 6, 2017 by Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

Air pollution from nuclear power plant

For the first time in four decades, power plants are no longer America’s top air polluter. The U.S. Energy Information Administration found that the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions is the transport sector, which includes not only cars but also aircraft and ships. Federal researchers explained that the latest shift was not caused by a […]

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This Carbon Monoxide-Rich Exoplanet Is Completely Dry

December 4, 2017 by Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

Sunrise as seen from above an exoplanet

Exoplanet WASP-18b has been intriguing scientists since 2009 when it was first discovered. The planet is special because even though its upper atmosphere is rich in carbon monoxide, it lacks any traces of water. The composition of WASP-18b defies all expectations, researcher Kyle Sheppard said. Sheppard led a team of researchers that has just published a […]

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Flat-Earther to Launch Himself in Home-Made Rocket to Prove Theory

November 30, 2017 by Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

The Earth as seen from space

“Mad” Mike Hughes, 61, a retired limo driver from California, is building his own rocket that will take him to space to snap a picture and help convince him the Earth is round. The project has cost him so far $20,000. Hughes agreed to give an interview before the launch of his rocket slated for November […]

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