NASA's Kepler Telescope retires for 2600 planets

NASA’s Kepler Telescope retires for 2600 planets

Washington, Patr. The Kepler Telescope, called the NASA’s eye, was retired by the American space agency. This single telescope discovered more than 2,600 Exoplanets (the planet outside our solar system) during its nine-year space mission. Some of these planets also have the possibility of life. NASA said that with Kepler’s data gathered from remote space, […]

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NASA's Spacecraft broke the record of approaching the sun

NASA’s Spacecraft broke the record of approaching the sun

American Space Agency NASA’s Parker Solar Probe has set a new record. This man-made object, which was closest to the surface of the Sun, was launched in August this year. NASA said that on October 29 at around 1.04 pm, it had passed the records of 4.27 million km. Earlier, German-American Helios-2 aircraft had made […]

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NASA's Kepler Space Telescope retires after 9 years of discovering planets

NASA’s Kepler Space Telescope retires after 9 years of discovering planets

The Kepler Space Telescope mission of NASA’s planetary exploration of American Space Agency has ended. This telescope is going to retire after 9 years of service. Scientists have said that Kepler telescope, which helps in discovering 2,600 planets, has finished fuel, so he is retiring. Experts say that this telescope, established in 2009, made us […]

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Agricultural sustainability and 'zero waste' culture: differences and similarities

Agricultural sustainability and ‘zero waste’ culture: differences and similarities

According to specialists from the agro-industrial sector, agricultural sustainability and zero waste (zero waste in Spanish) are necessary actions to meet the sustainable development goals established by the United Nations (UN). A study carried out by BBVA reported that 20% of greenhouse gas emissions and 70% of water consumption come from the use of farmland […]

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Volcanic eruption would cool the planet amid global warming

Volcanic eruption would cool the planet amid global warming

According to the report of the Intergovernmental Group of Experts on Climate Change (IPCC), the cooling generated by massive volcanic eruptions could increase 15% in the coming years. In this sense, a study carried out by the journal Science indicated, in the face of global warming, these volcanic eruptions could represent a greater cooling, with […]

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Blue Origin sues NASA over contract for lunar Artemis program

Blue Origin sues NASA over contract for lunar Artemis program

The US aerospace transport company Blue Origin is suing the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) over the Artemis program, where it accuses the agency of wrongly evaluating its lunar lander proposal. This legal battle could trigger a pause in the contract between NASA and SpaceX, according to experts, which would directly affect the landing […]

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SpaceX wants to rely on the Starship to deploy its constellation

SpaceX wants to rely on the Starship to deploy its constellation

SpaceX proposes to use its Starship spacecraft to rapidly deploy its second-generation Starlink constellation. This approach could help provide denser rural coverage while limiting the number of satellites in orbit. SpaceX officially plans to launch 12,000 Starlink satellites into low orbit (LEO). However, we do know that the company plans to offer an additional 30,000 […]

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Climate: Researchers report altered 'ocean memory'

Climate: Researchers report altered ‘ocean memory’

A team of researchers has found that with continued global warming, the ocean is gradually losing its “memory”. These results, published on May 6 in the journal Science Advances, have strong implications for seasonal predictability and the socio-economic sectors that depend on it. The ocean has considerable thermal inertia. A familiar example is the seaside […]

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mysterious ring could be an intergalactic supernova

Mysterious ring could be an intergalactic supernova

Most stars evolve within galaxies, separated from each other by distances beyond comprehension. The intergalactic space (between each galaxy) seems empty, but it is not entirely so. Some solitary stars indeed sometimes wander there. For the first time, astronomers believe they have found one of these stars brain dead. It could be the first known […]

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