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Articles tagged: Cosmo

  • 27 July 2015 Debating Kepler 452b, Yuri Milner, and the search for intelligent life

    ... generate a more-than-usual amount of discussion on the possibility of discovering life, even intelligent life, elsewhere in the cosmos. Of course, as Elizabeth Tasker at Gizmodo Australia notes, all we know about Kepler 452b comes from just two...

  • 20 August 2015 The ISS and sustainability: new life for spare shuttle parts as NASA raids museums?

    ... – considering the growing problem of space debris, a sure sign that we should not be taking unsustainable practices to the cosmos.

  • 08 September 2015 Is EGS8p7 the most distant galaxy from Earth?

    ..., has recently resulted in controversy). It is an absolutely fascinating instrument, and the way it gathers information about the cosmos differs radically from traditional methods of calculating redshift. You can read more about it here. For now...

  • 26 January 2016 Scientists reveal a new way to test the origins of the Universe

    ... of the most profound questions that cosmologists have been eager to answer since we understood our place in the cosmos, is how did it all begin and was there anything before our known Universe? Now however, scientists...

  • Fermi, Gamma ray burst, Gamma-ray Burst Monitor, gravitational waves, GW150194 19 April 2016 Gravitational waves poised to be pinpointed by gamma ray burst

    ... released earlier this year in February, the discovery rocked the science community and a new window on the cosmos was opened. The event, termed GW150914, was resolved to an area of approximately 600 square degrees in the southern...

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    • Gamma ray burst
    • Gamma-ray Burst Monitor
    • gravitational waves
    • GW150194
  • Aitken Basin, ILO-1, International Lunar Observatory Association (ILOA), Malapert Mountain, Moon Express 24 July 2017 First lunar observatory for Moon's south pole in 2019

    ... incorporated in Hawaii who advocate that, “the primary goal of the ILO mission is to expand human understanding of the cosmos through observation from our moon." The announcement by the two parties state that “the ILO-1 astrophysical...

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    • ILO-1
    • International Lunar Observatory Association (ILOA)
    • Malapert Mountain
    • Moon Express
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