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- 10 April 2020
Shine a light for hope and joy in these difficult times. Name a star to help our loved ones get through the impact the novel coronavirus has on their lives. A perfect gift to send light in a time where we all need a bright spot to look out for.
Read the full article- 5 April 2020
In the early 1900s, V.M. Slipher went to the Lowell Observatory for a short visit. His short visit turned into a 53 year stay marked with revolutionary findings. Read on to learn more about V.M. Slipher.
Read the full article- 2 April 2020
In the year 2000, miners found the Earth’s largest crystal cave. Read on to learn more about this strange and deadly place.
Read the full article- 28 March 2020
Many of the technologies we use every day come from NASA. From emergency blankets to dehydrated foods, NASA technology has impacted our lives.
Read the full article- 28 March 2020
In February 2020, followers of everything UFO related believe to have spotted Ezekiel’s Wheel. Read on to learn more about Ezekiel’s wheel and what they saw.
Read the full article- 21 March 2020
Scientists have used radiocarbon dating since the late 1940s. Researchers believe that this 80-year-old method of dating our world needs a revision. Read on to learn more about the changed to radiocarbon dating.
Read the full article- 21 March 2020
The Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency fired a copper cannonball into an asteroid named Ryugu. Read on to learn more about what scientists have discovered.
Read the full article- 15 March 2020
When will our sun become a black dwarf? Is it possible that it will become a black dwarf? Read on to learn more about our Sun’s changing lifespan.
Read the full article- 15 March 2020
Astronomers have discovered an exoplanet that is so hot that it rains iron droplets. Read on to learn more about this unusual event.
Read the full article- 6 March 2020
When we look into the sky at night we only see about 5% of the observable universe. Dark matter makes up about 68% of the matter in space. Read on to learn more about the discovery of a new dark matter particle.
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