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Jupiter’s moon, Ganymede, ducks behind the giant planet. Here on Earth, the occasional alignments of the Sun and Moon with our planet are greeted with much fanfare. Solar and lunar eclipses are often spectacular sights. … Read more
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Research from the United Kingdom (UK) suggests that the amount of salt in seawater is varying in direct response to man-made climate change. Working with data collected over the past 50 years, and comparing the data to climate models … Read more - Merkurius on luultua dynaamisempi planeetta
Nasa on julkaissut uusia tutkimustuloksia Merkuriuksesta. Messenger-luotain ohitti planeetan toista kertaa lokakuussa 2008 ja teki siitä useita mittauksia. “Messengerin toinen ohitus Merkuriuksesta tuotti useita uusia löytöjä”, …Read more - Opportunity löysi nuoren kraatterin
Marsissa kulkeva Opportunity-luotain on hiljattain saapunut nuorimman kraatterinsa luokse. Resolution-nimen saanut kohde on korkeintaan 100 000 vuotta vanha. Marsin kraatterien mittapuulla Resolution on vastasyntynyt. … Read more - Cuenca de impacto Rembrandt en Mercurio
¿Por qué trozos de este gran crater en Mercurio tienen tanto hierro? La inusual cuenca de impacto Rembrandt se descubrió recientemente en las imagenes tomadas por la sonda robótica MESSENGER en octubre de 2008 cuando sobrevolaba el … Read more - El 2009 HC82, un raro asteroide que se mueve "al revés"
Los asteroides con movimiento retrógrado (en sentido contrario a la de los planetas) son muy escasos. En la actualidad, solamente se conocen alrededor de una veintena. A finales de abril, científicos del Catalina Sky Survey de la … Read more
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