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Tag Archives: exobiology
Perseverance on Mars: February 18, 2021
(Mars 2020 getting ready for launch last year.) I’ll be looking at NASA’s Mars 2020 Ingenuity helicopter, the spacecraft, and an experimental oxygen generator. With a quick look at news of the mission’s landing this afternoon. Outward Bound: July 30, … Continue reading
Posted in Discursive Detours, Science News
Tagged artificial intelligence, astrobiology, exobiology, Mars, robots, science, Solar planets, space exploration, technology
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Exploring Mars, Looking for Life: and Still Learning
Mars is and will be in the news this month. The UAE Hope spacecraft settled into orbit around Mars Tuesday, February 9. Then, a day later, China’s Tianwen-1 arrived. “China Mars mission: Tianwen-1 spacecraft enters into orbit” Jonathan Amos, BBC … Continue reading
Posted in Exoplanets and Aliens, Series
Tagged astrobiology, astronomy, exobiology, extraterrestrial life, Mars, science, Solar planets, space exploration
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My Top 10 Science News Stories For 2020
I’m seeing “The Best of,” “Top 10” and “2020 Top” headlines in my news feed: as usual for late December. Instead of waiting for someone else to highlight this year’s science news stories, I’m making my own ‘top 10’ list. … Continue reading
Found: a ‘Baby Planet’
Pictures of PDS 70b show a planet that’s still forming. It’s the youngest planet scientists have imaged so far. They figure studying it will help them learn more about how planetary systems develop. I think they’re right. Attitudes and assumptions … Continue reading
Posted in Discursive Detours, Science News
Tagged astronomy, Bible, exobiology, exoplanets, faith, planets, science, technology
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