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Articles tagged: solar wind

  • Artemis, China space programme, ILRS, International Lunar Research Station, NASA, Space race April 2025 Racing to the Moon

    ... fusion reactions without generating large amounts of radioactive waste. Helium-3 is deposited into lunar regolith by the solar wind and is not readily available on Earth. Even before President Trump started asserting rights for physical expansion...

    • Artemis
    • China space programme
    • ILRS
    • International Lunar Research Station
    • NASA
    • Space race
    Authors: Donald Robertson    
  • 17 October 2015 Photos released of large hole in sun’s corona

    ..., or corona, stretched for the equivalent of 50 Earths, Space.com reported. The hole’s size has generated a stronger solar wind, which brought more intensity and a wider reach to the aurora borealis earlier this month. Visibility reached...

  • 20 January 2016 Our view of Van Allen belts set to be revolutionised by new data from NASA probes

    ...prone to alteration when they interact with high-speed solar wind streams or coronal mass ejections emanating from the Sun... measuring," said Reeves. As the declining phase of the solar cycle approaches, researchers have learned that this is often when...

  • hydroxyl (OH), Moon, moon exploration, NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO), water 26 February 2018 More water on the Moon than previously thought

    ...impacts? Is it from internal processes on the Moon itself, such as ancient volcanism? Or could it be an ongoing process of the solar wind reacting with lunar materials to create OH or H2O?" Understanding what processes are occurring on the Moon could...

    • hydroxyl (OH)
    • Moon
    • moon exploration
    • NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO)
    • water
  • carbon dioxide, CO2, molecular oxygen, O2, Terraforming 29 May 2019 Comets inspire new way to make breathable oxygen on other planets

    ...streams of gas trailing behind comets as they whizz through the Solar System, scientists noticed that O2 was present – something that ... the comets surface, and were then accelerated by the solar wind to crash back onto the comet at high speeds like...

    • carbon dioxide
    • CO2
    • molecular oxygen
    • O2
    • Terraforming
  • Life on other planets, mars, microbial life, Venera 13, Venus 20 November 2019 Insects on Mars, fungi on Venus. Evidence is presented for life on our neighbouring planets

    ...hold in the ~4.5 billion years since the birth of the Solar System? Not necessarily so, say two scientists working on two ...upper atmosphere and blown to Mars and Venus via powerful solar winds, through microbes hitching a ride on space crafts, or...

    • Life on other planets
    • mars
    • microbial life
    • Venera 13
    • Venus
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