Tom Cruise goes to heaven to make the first action movie to be shot in space in October 2021. The Under-the-radar tweet from the Almanac on the space shuttle, which was released last weekend, confirms that Elon Musk’s SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule will travel with Cruise director Doug Lyman. They will head to the senior space station with senior NASA …
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Penn’s asteroid NASA images reveal ‘very bright’ areas of another asteroid on the surface
The asteroid Vesta, measuring five to 14 feet, scattered NASA in the southern hemisphere of the Penn and near its center. The rocks were found in the images from OSIRIS-Rex and appear much brighter than the surrounding area of dark, rich carbon. The team examined the particles using an on-board spectrometer and detected signs of a compound-mineral pyrox known in …
Read More »Earth is about to capture a new “mini moon” (but it should not be a moon)
A new mini moon It is going to briefly join Earth’s orbit before being thrown back into space. ‘Minimoons’ are only a few feet long, and each tends to do a few months in orbit – before resuming their previous lives as asteroids. But this particular mini moon Might be a little different – It is not a moon, as …
Read More »Archeology: How the body of a British explorer was found beneath Euston | Science | News
Headlines were released last year when the remains of Captain Matthew Flinders, the Royal Navy explorer who led Australia’s first circuit, were found in London’s Euston. Captain Flinders was discovered by archaeologists to help work on the HS2 project. However, the scale of the findings is now set to be revealed in the documentary HS2 – The Biggest Dick on …
Read More »The pros and cons of being a hammer shark
But as soon as the cephalophile tilted up or down, the power came into action quickly, enabling a rapid ascent or descent. This helps to explain why hammer heads are “more maneuverable than a common shark,” Dr. Parsons said, adding that this ability would help pick up food from the seabed. The researchers also measured how much cephalopods are pulled. …
Read More »NASA sees Wilfred decomposing in a tank
Credit: CC0 Public Domain The former tropical storm Wilfred weakened in the mid-Atlantic Ocean and provided a visible image after NASA-Nova’s Sumomi NBP satellite became a low-pressure tank or elongated part. At 11pm on Sunday, September 20, EDT, NOAA’s National Hurricane Center released their final advice on Wilfred. Wilfried decomposed into a tank of low or long sections of low …
Read More »Melting ice will add more than 15 inches to global sea level by 2100
A new study has found that melting from ice shelves in Greenland and Antarctica (similar to the Gates Ice shelf found here) could contribute more than 15 inches to global sea level rise by 2100. (Image credit: Jeremy Harbeck / NASA) If humans Continue emitting greenhouse gases At current speeds, world sea levels could rise by 15 inches (38 centimeters) …
Read More »The 125 million year old dinosaur was discovered buried in a volcanic eruption in China
A dinosaur burying a new species has been discovered in Lujiyatun Bets, one of the oldest layers of the famous Yixian formation in northeastern China. According to a news release. Scientists believe he was trapped by a volcanic eruption while resting on the bottom of his purse. “These animals were quickly covered with fine sediment while still alive or dead,” …
Read More »Researchers have suggested that other planets may be made of diamonds
They say diamonds are a woman’s best friend, but what about a planet made of diamonds? Refers to some newly published research exoplanets At deeper depths they turn into more carbon-rich diamonds. Research, published Journal of Planetary Science, Suggests that these “carbon-rich” planets can turn carbon into diamonds under the right conditions, such as water, heat, and pressure. These planets …
Read More »Life Search – From Venus to the Outer Solar System | Alien life
This is one of the most unexpected scientific discoveries of the year. To their surprise, British scientists revealed last week They found strong evidence That phosphine – a toxic, rancid gas produced by microorganisms – is present in Venus’ burning, acid-dampened atmosphere. By rights, it simply should not be. “All the geological and photochemical pathways we thought of were too …
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