Making water on the Moon, radiotherapy for COVID-19, gear-changing particle colliders
Lunar expert Hannah Sargeant is our guest this week
Read article: Making water on the Moon, radiotherapy for COVID-19, gear-changing particle colliders
Read article: Making water on the Moon, radiotherapy for COVID-19, gear-changing particle colliders
Planets and stars could form as ‘siblings’ at the same time
Planet forming rings spotted around a class I protostar
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Meteorite impacts did not magnetize the Moon’s crust, new simulations reveal
Ancient core dynamo is the only plausible explanation for magnetization
Read article: Meteorite impacts did not magnetize the Moon’s crust, new simulations reveal
Machine-learning study of metallic hydrogen provides clues about Jupiter’s interior
Simulation suggests a smooth transition to a metal at high pressure
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Has evidence of life been found in the clouds of Venus?
Detection of phosphine is perhaps the strongest evidence yet of life beyond Earth
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Planet Nine: is it a planet, a primordial black hole or something else entirely?
Fleets of tiny probes might discover what’s lurking at the edge of our solar system
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Laser-driven shock waves recreate deep-Earth environment
X-ray diffraction technique could also shed light on conditions within “super-Earth” exoplanets
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‘Exoplanet’ discovery vanishes in a puff of dust
Object designated as Formalhaut b in 2008 is more likely to be the remnants of a catastrophic collision between comet-like bodies, astronomers say
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Solar wind and extreme heat creates ice on Mercury, say researchers
Water migrates from blazing hot surfaces to chilly crater shadows
Read article: Solar wind and extreme heat creates ice on Mercury, say researchers
‘Super-puff’ exoplanets put a ring on it
The unusually low density of some exoplanets may be due to Saturn-like rings rather than clouds of gas
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