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Space

‘Robot swarms’ could one day build underground shelters for humans on Mars

A European robotics team won a grant to study how robots could 3D-print underground shelters on Mars.
By May 25, 2021
Space

An ambitious dark energy experiment just went live in Arizona

DESI will make a map of many millions of galaxies to chart the impact of dark energy.
By May 24, 2021
Space

Why aren’t there more super Earth-sized exoplanets? Astronomers think they’ve figured it out.

Mid-sized exoplanets seem to only appear after shedding their atmospheres over billions of years.
By May 17, 2021
Space

Mars may have had recent volcanic eruptions—which is great news for finding life

New evidence points to volcanic activity just 50,000 years ago, a short timespan in the grand scheme.
By Apr 30, 2021
Space

Life could be hiding deep under Mars

With enough water, underground Mars rocks could support microbial life, a new study says.
By Apr 19, 2021
Space

5,000 tons of ancient ‘extraterrestrial dust’ fall on Earth each year

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By Apr 2, 2021
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Real-life BB-8 ‘hamster ball’ robot may one day map moon caves

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Researchers just measured Jupiter’s stratospheric winds for the first time—and they’re a doozy

900-miles-per-hour winds rage on the gargantuan gas ball.