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Mars plays shepherd to our moon’s long-lost twin, scientists find

Posted on November 05, 2020 by quaezar In News

An international team of planetary scientists led by astronomers at AOP have found an asteroid trailing behind Mars with a composition very similar to the moon’s. The asteroid could be […]
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Strict new guidelines lay out a path to heritable human gene editing

Posted on September 26, 2020 by quaezar In News

Gene editing to make heritable changes in human DNA isn’t yet safe and effective enough to make gene-edited babies, an international scientific commission says. But in a Sept. 3 report, […]
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Paleontologists Find World’s Oldest Fossil Bug

Posted on June 03, 2020 by quaezar In News

A 425-million-year-old fossil millipede from Scotland is the oldest-known ‘bug’ (an insect, arachnid or other related creature), according to new research published in the journal Historical Biology. Kampecaris obanensis. Image […]
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TESS Detects Elusive Pulsation Patterns in Delta Scuti Stars

Posted on May 15, 2020 by quaezar In News

Astronomers using NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) have detected pulsation patterns in the so-called Delta Scuti stars, a large group of pulsating stars of intermediate mass. The discovery will […]
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