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Category: Science
Japan Successfully Lands Hayabusa2 Rovers On An Asteroid
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) successfully landed two small rovers on near-Earth asteroid 162173 Ryugu on September 21st, 2018. The successful detachment of the two rovers
Symphony of Science
An internet genius (or possibly a group of people) that goes by the name of Melodysheep on Youtube has composed an educational science masterpiece. It’s known as
The ESA’s Aeolus Satellite Will Greatly Enhance Weather Forecasting
On August 21st, the European Space Agency will launch their much anticipated Aeolus satellite to help improve weather predictions.
Researchers Discover Range of Planets With Increased Chances of Habitability – Kepler 452b Stands Out
Researchers have cataloged a range of planets that inhabit their parent star’s ‘abiogenesis‘ zone. A new study into how the light from a parent star
Is the military necessary for the advancement of human civilization?
How crucial is the military to the advancement of humanity? While the military is the main force behind war and imperialism, it is also a
