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Image of the “Peachflya” abrasion spot, from Perseverance’s WATSON Camera on sol 1620. NASA/JPL-Caltech larger image Perseverance accomplished something unusual this week: abrading two dramatically different rocks within the span
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Continuum-subtracted spectra of comet 3I obtained on August 28 and September 3+4. Three narrow FeI lines are detected on August 28 in this spectral range, FeI λ3719.93Å being the brightest
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Its cameras may no longer bear the Olympus brand name, but the OM System is sensibly mining that company’s heritage for all it is worth. A case in point is
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A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket stands in the vertical launch position ahead of the liftoff of the Space Development Agency’s Tranche 1 Transport Layer C (T1TL-C) mission. Image: SpaceX Update
Extensions to the HZ (the orange stripe) as a function of distance between the planet and its host star (horizontal axis), and the mass of the Main Sequence host (vertical
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