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Mumbai :: India | about 1 month ago

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Three different space probes found the chemical signature of water all over the moon's surface, surprising the scientists who at first doubted the unexpected measurement until it was confirmed independently and repeatedly. It is not enough moisture to...

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Posted by: MrFkas  | 

Washougal :: WA :: USA | about 1 month ago

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The recent attempt from NASA to bomb moon surface in search of water has failed to achieve success as the dust appeared with the blow of rocket did not carry possible water vapors.After gearing up for the space agency's much-hyped mission to hurl two...

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Tucson :: AZ :: USA | about 1 month ago

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on October 9, 2009. Doesn't anyone else in the universe get a say in this? Share and save this post:                      AlterNet Social Networks: So, Obama wins the Nobel Prize for peace, just as we go ahead and bomb the moon.

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Los Angeles :: CA :: USA | about 1 month ago

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However, mission scientists said they did spy a thermal flash and spotted a crater, perhaps 20 metres wide, created by the impact. The mission consisted of two parts: the empty 2,300-kilogram upper stage of an Atlas V Centaur rocket and a 'shepherding...

Tags: Lunar Crater Observation, Moon

Posted by: candygirl  | 

New York City :: NY :: USA | about 1 month ago

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The Nasa LCROSS mission to discover how much water is on the Moon has crashed into the surface of the satellite but left millions who watched the expected spectacle live disappointed. A plume of dust and rock that was predicted to reach up to six...

Tags: moon, soil, lunar, water, NASA, ice

Washington :: DC :: USA | about 1 month ago

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Now it’s time to sift through the data to see if water turns up. That’s the stage that scientists find themselves in after what they say was a successful mission aimed at seeing whether deep, frigid polar craters hold a precious resource – something that...

Tags: Moon, moon, south pole, spacecraft crashing, NASA

Posted by: dustgeer  | 

Lahore :: Pakistan | about 1 month ago

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Astronomical eyes will be focused on one crater at the bottom of the Moon on Friday morning for a cosmic bang-up. At 4:31 a.m. Pacific time, one piece of the Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite — LCROSS, for short — will...

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Posted by: MrFkas  | 

Paris :: France | about 1 month ago

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PARIS: Anew mega ring has discovered around Saturn. Scientist believe that its genesis is a small moon of a distant giant planet. Phoebe, a Saturnian satellite measuring only 214 kilometres (133 miles) across, probably provides the record-breaking...

Tags: Moon, Saturn

Mumbai :: India | about 1 month ago

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South Pole of the Moon on Friday in the hope of discovering water on the lunar surface...That satellite will soon transmit live TV images and scientific data back to Earth. The rocket slammed into a crater of the moon at 7:30 a.m. (EST). Scientists are...

Tags: moon, south pole, NASA LCROSS, cabeus crater, Nasa

Mountain View :: CA :: USA | about 1 month ago

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Friday morning was a scientific success, according one of the agency's top officials, but it was anticlimactic for those watching the Internet feed or attending a special viewing on the big screen at the Newseum in downtown Washington. The moon didn't...

Tags: lunar impact, NASA Rocket Strikes Moon, moon, Lunar Crater Observation, south pole, crater observations, sensing satellite, crater near

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