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Technology USASnake-Like Robot: Slithering Where No Man Has Gone Before
A snake-like robot is going through testing and development in the hopes that the self-propelled and autonomous machine could, in the near future, explore a wide variety of surfaces, including Saturn’s icy moon Enceladus, and possibly proof of life.
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Technology EuropeSeeking Signs of Water and Life: Jupiter’s Biggest Moons Under the Microscope
Jupiter’s three largest icy moons will be the object of the European Space Agency’s latest exploration for scientists to further their knowledge of the lunar surfaces, what might lie beneath them, and discover if life ever existed on those moons.
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Technology The WorldUnderstanding Mars Better, One Rock at a Time
A sample depot of Martian minerals has been completed by NASA’s Perseverance rover, the first to be created on another planet, and scientists can now rely on this cache for further investigation of the Red Planet’s geological and astrobiological history.
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Technology IndiaRadio Signal from Ancient Galaxy Reached the Earth
A telescope located in India picked up a radio signal from a galaxy almost nine light-years away from Earth, the most distant signal ever received and therefore from the most ancient galaxy, and scientists are looking forward to having a better understanding of the creation of…
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Technology JapanA Space Camera That Will Make YOU Feel Like an Astronaut
By controlling from the Earth the new satellite designed and built by one of Japan’s biggest multinational conglomerates, the public will have a chance to take pictures from space, thus feeling like they are actual astronauts.