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Sand on Mars Moves in Ways Not Seen on Earth

Sand on Mars Moves in Ways Not Seen on Earth

Sand on Mars Moves in Ways Not Seen on Earth

A University of Arizona team created the most detailed analysis of sand movement on Mars with NASA Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter data, finding it's out of this world.

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SpaceX Falcon 9 launch attempt again set for Thursday

High upper-level winds derailed two launch attempts last week.

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Perfectly Round New Zealand Boulders May Have Formed Like a Pearl

New Zealand's Moeraki Boulders are a spherical sight to see! The smooth boulders likely took 4 million years to transform into their current state.

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By Taking The 'Pulse' Of A Volcano We Can Predict When It Will Erupt

Scientists say that by measuring the 'pulse' of a volcano we can better predict when it's going to erupt.

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NASA Is Giving You The Chance To Get Your Name On Its Mars 2020 Rover!

NASA is giving you us the chance to put our names on it's Mars 2020 rover that's set to launch next year.

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How to send your name to Mars on the next NASA rover

NASA's Mars 2020 rover is scheduled to launch as early as July 2020.

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Some of the Most Bizarre Names for Groups of Animals

You know what a 'pod' of whales or 'flock' of birds refers to, but some collective nouns for animals are just plain odd. Hello, a 'shiver' of sharks.

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If Our Galaxy Was Coffee Cup-Sized, How Big Would the Universe Be?

How small is the Milky Way in relation to the observable universe?

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Does Mars Really Have a Face on its Surface?

NASA's Viking 1 spacecraft snapped a shot of what appears to be a humanoid face on Mars that some claim is an alien artifact. But what's really going on?

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Antidote To The Box Jellyfish Sting

Researchers say they just created an antidote to the most venomous sea creature in the world.

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Stunning Solar Phenomenon Called 'Sundogs' Light Up the Sky

The bright patches of light aren't lens flares! 'Sundogs' are a totally natural atmospheric phenomenon.

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Astronauts Are Younger After Returning from Orbit, Here's Why

Astronauts age a bit slower than those of us on Earth due to something called 'time dilation' described by Einstein's theory of relativity.

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