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Articles tagged: Mr Steven

  • deep space, galaxy, Subaru Telescope, UCLA 15 August 2018 Space is dark and not as full of galaxies as we thought, new study shows

    ... starlight was unable to penetrate interstellar gas. "It is not that the opacity is a cause of the lack of galaxies," said Steven Furlanetto, a UCLA professor of astronomy and a co-author of the research. "Instead, it's the other way around." The...

    • deep space
    • galaxy
    • Subaru Telescope
    • UCLA
  • asteroids, Earth-like planet, planetary embryo, water, water worlds 09 November 2018 Leftover gas from the Sun's birth created Earth's water

    ...nebula. "We calculated how much hydrogen dissolved in these bodies' mantles could have ended up in their cores," says Steven Desch, professor of astrophysics in SESE and one of the team scientists. "Then we compared this to recent measurements of the...

    • asteroids
    • Earth-like planet
    • planetary embryo
    • water
    • water worlds
  • deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), hachimoji DNA, Life on other planets, nucleotides 25 February 2019 Scientists create DNA-like molecule to aid search for alien life

    ... our understanding of the types of molecules that might store information in extraterrestrial life on alien worlds,” said Steven Benner a researcher at the Foundation for Applied Molecular Evolution in Alachua, Florida, who worked on the project...

    • deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA)
    • hachimoji DNA
    • Life on other planets
    • nucleotides
  • cosmonaut, International Space University, neuroplasticity, space brain 09 September 2020 The brain reorganises itself in space but is not destroyed, new study says

    ... by acquiring 153 brain scans for each session, rather than just one brain scan," lead researcher Steven Jillings, doctoral student at the University of Antwerp says, and "each of these 153 scans have slightly different...

    • cosmonaut
    • International Space University
    • neuroplasticity
    • space brain
  • FarView, FLOAT (Flexible Levitation on a track), Lunar Crater Radio Telescope (LCRT), NASA Innovative Advances Concepts (NIAC) programme, SWIM (Sensing with Independent Micro-swimmers) 26 February 2021 Lunar levitation track system among new ideas funded by NASA

    ... Joseph Nemanick, The Aerospace Corporation in Santa Monica, California : Atomic Planar Power for Lightweight Exploration (APPLE). Steven Oleson, NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland : Titan Sample Return Using In-situ Propellants. Marco Pavone...

    • FarView
    • FLOAT (Flexible Levitation on a track)
    • Lunar Crater Radio Telescope (LCRT)
    • NASA Innovative Advances Concepts (NIAC) programme
    • SWIM (Sensing with Independent Micro-swimmers)
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