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Scientists Just Found Five Star Systems Capable of Supporting Life
We just found 'hot targets' in the search for Earth 2.0.
By Brad Bergan
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Engineers Are Developing a Zero-G Refrigerator For Space Missions
Astronauts need a fridge that is unlike the ones in our kitchens.
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NASA's Lander Is About to Die on Mars
A robot is fighting to survive the Martian winter.
By Brad Bergan
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World's First Wooden Satellite Could Be In Orbit This Year
The sponsored, student-built satellite will reach space aboard a Rocket Lab launch vehicle.
By Chris Young
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NASA Can't Make History Until Updating Ingenuity's Software
Due to a small anomaly with the helicopter, the world will need to wait a little longer.
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How Do We Build Cities on Mars?
Welcome to the most advanced city ever engineered.
By Brad Bergan
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Singularity-less "Dark Stars" Could Replace Our Model of Black Holes
Black holes are among the most interesting objects in space and new research suggests we may have them all wrong.
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Ancient Mars Went Through Numerous Cycles of Life and Death
Mars has a checkered past of wetness and dryness.
By Brad Bergan
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How Will We Find Life on Ocean Worlds?
Ocean worlds might be more hospitable to life.
By Brad Bergan
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Forget Mars: Let's Terraform Venus Instead!
With so much attention focused on Mars as a potential "second home" for humanity, are we overlooking Venus and what it has to offer?
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No, the Scary 'Spiders on Mars' Are Not Alien Monsters Roaming the Surface
Dry ice is a wonderful substance.
By Brad Bergan
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