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Giant asteroid will pass close to Earth next week

[ad_1] An asteroid that was first seen in 1998, named 52768 (OR2 of 1998), is expected to pass Earth next week. However, it is not expected to collide with our planet, according to reports. The asteroid will reportedly pass within 3908791 miles of Earth, moving at 19461 miles per hour …

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Is 2020 the “Year of the Dragon” for the Red Planet?

[ad_1] Hyderabad: On Friday, China celebrated its first “China Aerospace Day” in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the launch of its first artificial ground satellite, Dongfanghong-1. The Chinese National Space Administration (CNSA) also held an online launch ceremony with the theme “Promoting the Spirit of Space and Embracing the …

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Tips for surviving the confinement of a Mars simulation team

[ad_1] If you’re struggling with quarantine right now, you can seek advice from someone on how you survived a truly extreme confinement situation, such as an astronaut who was part of the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Mars500 simulation study. Simulation missions are psychological experiments to learn how humans do in …

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NASA: Earth is flying an unknown comet

[ad_1] In the direction of Earth flying unknown to scientists, the comet. This heavenly body was only open a couple of weeks ago, and in early May it should get as close to the planet as possible. For the first time, this object was detected by the American Space Agency …

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Russian cargo ship docks with space station

[ad_1] A Russian unmanned cargo pod has docked with the International Space Station, delivering more than two tons of supplies to the crew of three on board. The Progress spacecraft docked at 5:12 a.m. Saturday GMT, approximately 3.5 hours after taking off from Russia’s Baikonur launch complex in Kazakhstan. The …

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Atmospheric tidal waves maintain Venus’ super rotation

[ad_1] Washington DC .: Images from the Akatsuki spacecraft reveal what makes Venus’ atmosphere spin much faster than the planet itself. An international research team led by Takeshi Horinouchi from Hokkaido University has revealed that this “super rotation” is held close to the equator by atmospheric tidal waves formed by …

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