A.I.flipped into Tech Future FilesTechnology Europe’s Solar Orbiter has completed testing and is ready to explore the sunDigital Trends - Georgina Torbet An upcoming mission will travel within a few million miles of the sun to collect data on how our star affects the whole solar system. The European …
Journalism School Hunting deer on a mountain bikehcn.org - Jonathan Thompson In the tangle of gear in my daypack, the phone started ringing. It was a wholly inappropriate moment: My phone is pink, and its jaunty notes clashed …
Podcasting Who Goes There Podcast: Ep233 - LITTLE MONSTERS - Dread Centraldreadcentral.com - Matt Smith This week is the saddest week of the entire year; it’s the week after the Telluride Horror Show. We had a blast hanging out with old friends, new …
Richard Jervisflipped into This Just InSouth Pole 'Young' Ice at the Moon's South Pole Surprises Researchersspace.com - Elizabeth Howell Some ice deposits on the moon are younger than expected, researchers say, and it appears these deposits came from multiple sources at different times …
Philadelphia Tribuneflipped into Philadelphia Tribune March 20Spacecraft NASA Invites Media to Launch of Solar Orbiter Spacecraftphillytrib.com WASHINGTON, Oct. 16, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- NASA has opened media accreditation for the Feb. 5, 2020, launch of Solar Orbiter – a joint NASA/ESA …
Enterprise Tech Splunk vs. SolarWinds: SIEM, DM Head-to-Headeweek.com - Chris Preimesberger, eWEEK It’s becoming a trend that companies that started out producing SIEM solutions are now branching out to provide full data management platforms. This …
Asteroids Regenerate Water on Airless Bodies via Space Weatheringnature.com - Cheng Zhu For the last decades, spectroscopic signatures of water (H2O) and hydroxyl radicals (OH) have been observed on surfaces of asteroids such as 1 Ceres, …
James Blackflipped into Science & SpacePhotos Space Photos of the Week: The Curiosity Rover is One Salty DogWIRED - Condé Nast NASA’s Curiosity rover touched down on Mars in August 2012, and it’s been cruising around, shooting lasers at rocks, drilling into the ground, and …
Anja Fflipped into TechVoyager 2 Voyager Mission Detect Unexpected Pressure At The Edge Of The Solar SystemMashable - Afiya QureshiVoyager 1 is currently cruising about 20 billion kilometres away into the deep, interstellar space. Its partner, Voyager 2 is also tagging close and on the verge of making an exit. Although it has no way
Space NASA successfully launches space weather satellite ICON after two years of delaysdailymail.co.uk - By Michael Thomsen For Dailymail.com After years of delays, NASA finally launched its new research satellite from Cape Canaveral, Florida, at approximately 10:00PM on October 10th. Named …
9Newsflipped into 9NewsSpace NASA launches new mission to explore where Earth and space weather meets9news.com.au - 9News NASA's ICON mission to explore where Earth's weather meets space weather launched at 1pm this afternoon (10pm Thursday ET) from the Cape Canaveral …
Mashable Indiaflipped into SCIENCEAsteroids Researchers Find Water Regeneration Mechanism In Asteroids That Can Be Used On The MoonMashable - Aakarsh DubeThe hunt for water in space is important to find extraterrestrial life or if in the future humans are to inhabit another celestial body. While astronomers have found evidence of water to have existed the
Express Newspapersflipped into ScienceSpace Who needs EU? UK leads pioneering ESA solar storms missionexpress.co.uk - Ciaran McGrath A PIONEERING, UK-driven mission to develop an early warning system to help protect the Earth from the catastrophe impact of solar storms has …
MTflipped into NandemoSpace Weather A Trillion Dollar Storm Looms For Earth And It’s Not A HurricaneForbes - Marshall ShepherdHurricanes can cause widespread damage because they are so expansive, long-lasting, and powerful. Two of the costliest hurricanes on record, Katrina and Harvey, tallied damage numbers close to $125 billion
Forbesflipped into TechnologyMagnetism Did Mars Once Have Life? Good QuestionForbes - Paul M. SutterA long time ago in a galaxy...well, not so far away... In fact, our own Milky Way galaxy... And in fact, our very own solar system... Mars was a much different place. Today the red planet is known for
Universe This telescope could ‘see’ inside alien worlds for the first timesciencemag.org - Daniel Clery Astronomers have discovered several thousand exoplanets, but beyond their size, mass, and—for a precious few—a hint of what's in their upper …
Firstpostflipped into Tech2Technology (India) Chandrayaan 2: ISRO releases 'sharpest ever' images of the moon, first science data from orbiter- Technology News, FirstpostFirstpost - tech2 News StaffOct 09, 2019 10:01:13 IST After an uncomfortably long silence, the Indian Space Research Organisation has released images and the first scientific data from the Chandrayaan 2 …
Eric Florescaflipped into SpaceIcon version of the Flipboard logoAsteroids Asteroid shock: NASA discovery could prove humans can survive in spaceexpress.co.uk - Naomi Adedokun SCIENTISTS have shared a shocking new discovery about asteroids that could lead to human “habitability in space”. Space researchers have discovered …
Popular MechanicsMars We Now Have a Good Idea When Martian Oceans Started DyingPopular Mechanics - By John WenzCuriosity discovered salty deposits that point to a time when the atmosphere was in decline—and it was taking the seas along with it. Perhaps you've heard it many times already — there's water on Mars.
Daily Mail flipped into Global NewsWater Scientists discover water is created in space when solar winds blast meteorites as they crashdailymail.co.uk - By Sam Blanchard For Mailonline Water can be created on asteroids, and maybe even on the moon, by the combination of solar winds and meteorites, scientists say. A team of researchers …
Icon version of the Flipboard logoChandrayaan Programme Chandrayaan-2 Makes Crucial Observations for Understanding the ‘Dance of Electrons’weather.com - Published: | weather.com As the scientists continue their efforts to establish contact with the lander Vikram, the orbiter of Chandrayaan-2 continues to make crucial …
Astronomy Chandrayaan 2's orbiter payload detects charged particles, intensity on moonasianage.com - ANI New Delhi: Chandrayaan2’s Orbiter payload, in its first few days of observation, detected charged particles, and its intensity variations, the Indian …
Astronomy Sun science has a bright future on the moonphys.org - NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center There are many reasons NASA is pursuing the Artemis mission to land astronauts on the moon by 2024: It's a crucial way to study the moon itself and …
Vivian Narvaezflipped into MESO-AMERICAN | ANDEAN ARCHAEOLOGYMayan Civilization Mayan calendar cracked? Why space breakthrough could answer age-long ‘guide to survival’express.co.uk - Callum Hoare SCIENTISTS made a breakthrough in their quest to understand how the cosmos affects the human body better, and Mayan experts claim their ancient …
Lonely PlanetSpace Weather How and where to see the Northern Lights in 2019Lonely Planet - Alex ButlerHaven’t had a chance to see the Northern Lights yet? Some travellers may be disappointed to hear that it’s not the ideal year to plan a trip to see a magical display of Aurora Borealis - but a bit of planning
Space.comflipped into Space.comSatellites Stuck in Safe Mode, DSCOVR Earth-Watching Satellite May Finally Get Fixed: Reportspace.com - Meghan Bartels An Earth-observing satellite called DSCOVR has been stuck in safe mode for three months, and its operators finally have a plan to reboot it — but not …
Suicide Bombing Real bombs detonated for S'pore investigators to hone their skillsstraitstimes.com - www.straitstimes.com October 03, 2019 6:00 PM BRUNEI - At a night market where two children are queuing for food, a suicide bomber detonates the explosives on her body.
NDTVflipped into LatestScience (India) Chandrayaan 2 Orbiter's Payload Detects Charged Particles On MoonNDTV - ANI "Chandrayaan2's Orbiter payload, in its first few days of observation, could detect charged particles and its intensity variations," ISRO …
the i paperflipped into Top storiesIcon version of the Flipboard logoNorthern Lights Where to see the Northern Lights in the UK: 7 of the best places to watch the Aurora Borealisinews.co.uk - Alex Nelson The aurora borealis is usually reserved for locations further north than the UK, but sometimes they're visible here The Northern Lights are one of our …
Vivian Narvaezflipped into H.U.M.A.NMagnetism What If Earth's Magnetic Field Disappeared?Live Science - Stephanie Pappas Extending from Earth like invisible spaghetti is the planet's magnetic field. Created by the churn of Earth's core, this field is important for …
