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Can we dim the sun to fight climate change? Not without risking weather patterns, scientists suggest
Some think it’s a no brainer: Scattering microscopic particles of sulfur into Earth’s atmosphere would reduce the amount of sunlight that reaches the ground, thereby cooling the planet. Indeed, this
Giant star Betelgeuse has a 'Betelbuddy' — and it's very little indeed
Every superhero — or antihero — needs a sidekick. And it turns out that Beetlejuice Betelgeuse does indeed have one! The red supergiant star found in the constellation Orion has
SOAPv4: A New Step Toward Modeling Stellar Signatures In Exoplanet Research
The time evolution of the stellar spectra occulted by the planet as a function of orbital phase, in the wavelength range 5882–5902 Å, which includes the sodium doublet. The positions
Mysterious Gullies On Mars Appear To Have Been Dug, But By Whom Or What?
Two examples of Martian dunes with linear dune gullies. North is up in both images. (a) Linear dune gullies on a dune field in Galle crater (HiRISE image ESP_077477_1280_MIRB). (b)
TESS Discovers a Second System of Transiting Exocomets in the Extreme Debris Disk of RZ Psc
Top: Simulated EVE observation of an exocomet transit of a K7V at 100 pc expected during a 20 d stare at ∼20 Myr Theia 43 or 45 associations. We scale
Eruption Column Modelling Of Explosive Volcanism On Venus
Mass distribution inside the plume (left) and leaving the plume (right) for the different particle sizes along the plume vertical extent for the low (top) and high (bottom) plume cases.
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NASA/Tim Kopra Golden sunglint highlights Lake Balkhash in this May 31, 2016, photo taken from the International Space Station. The large lake in Kazakhstan is one of the largest lakes
2 min read Join NASA on Oct. 4 in Looking Up, Celebrating Moon A view of the Moon through the clouds in a photo taken in Italy during the 2024
Sept. 26, 2025 – The Emirati National Space Science and Technology Center (NSSTC) and U-Space, a French smallsat constellation manufacturer, signed a major contract for the design and manufacture of
Our next full moon will occur on Oct. 6, and it will be a somewhat special one for those living in the Northern Hemisphere in that it will also carry
Cross-section of an egg-shaped iron oxide stone: It holds information about the amount of organic carbon in the sea millions of years ago, much like a time capsule. (Image: Nir
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Stars selected by the AYO (Stark et al. 2024) 8m LUVOIR B yield calculation (left) and the 6m ”scenario F” yield calculation (right) in distance vs. luminosity space. Points are
A panoramic picture of one of five hot springs during winter, showing the source water and CO2 bubbles. Credit Fatima Li-Hau, ELSI Earth was not always the blue-green world we
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