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The Coming and Going of Ice on Mars _NASA

The change of glacier-like forms on Mars

Glaciers are made up of fallen snow that compresses into large, thick ice masses over many years. The formation and change of glaciers can show...
space tourism

60 years of space tourism

Although humans have dreamed of traveling in the space since ancient times, the actual space tourism was only developed in the past 60 years. A...
Mars 500

Mars 500: the story of a 520-day simulated mission to Mars

A Mars trip is a long journey. How to stay mentally healthy during the long trip is an important issue. Between 2007 and 2011, Russia,...
Why citizen astronomers are so important

Why citizen astronomers are so important

We love the starry sky. And we see people who observe stars with telescopes in their spare time. They could be your colleagues, neighbors, family...
Solar Corona

See the solar corona in 3D

The solar corona is an aura of plasma surrounding the sun. It extends millions of kilometers into space and is most easily seen during...

Dwarf-sized double-named starburst galaxy NGC 178

Have you ever heard of the galaxy NGC 178? It may be small, but it sure is mighty! At only around 40,000 light-years across, it's...

Mysterious cosmic explosion in the distant X-ray universe surprises astronomers

NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory has made an extraordinary discovery—a brilliant burst of X-rays in the deepest X-ray image ever captured. This unexpected find has left...

Examining exploding stars through the atomic nucleus

Did you know that scientists are now able to recreate massive stellar explosions, known as classical novae, in laboratories on Earth? These explosions play a...

The case of the ‘missing link’ neutron star

Scientists have made an intriguing discovery in the vast expanse of space, revealing an enigmatic star that defies categorization. This peculiar celestial object, known as...