December 24, 1968, from Apollo’s crew 8. Isn’t that beautiful? It’s really no earthworks. As seen from any place close to the moon, the earth does not rise or set, but the moon hangs in only one place in the sky. The astronauts saw the rise of the Earth as …
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Neptune never has a dedicated space mission, But the Hubble Space Telescope will still shed new light on the work of the mysterious planet. Driving News: A new photo from the Space Telescope shows a long-running hurricane – a dark spot in the upper center – first seen in 2018 …
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An artist’s rendering on the surface of Venus. Image by shutterstock Conversation. By Richard Ernst, Carleton University We can learn a lot about the weather reversal from our sister planet Venus. Venus currently has a temperature of 840 degrees F (450 degrees C) – the temperature of an oven self-cleaning …
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The Russian space agency Roscosmos said on Saturday that the International Space Station was still losing oxygen but the situation was under control, adding that the agency was ready to send an extra supply of oxygen if the problem escalated. With a defect apparently located in the section access section …
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In April 1990, our universe opened up to us in a whole new way. At the same time that the Hubble Space Telescope was launched and deployed, the most powerful space telescope ever was built. Although the tool started out with difficulty, Hubble has been in operation for a full …
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