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It’s raining iron at this scorching hot Exoplanet!

Scientists recently discovered the bizarre exoplanet, where it rains iron. This massive exoplanet is hundreds of light-years away from Earth. It is exposed to thousands of times the radiation that the Earth receives from the…

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Metal 3D Printer “Metal X” now Deployed in a U.S. Military Base

Markforged, the Boston-based startup that has been leading the developments in the field of metal 3D printing has announced that its “Metal X” system is soon to be deployed in the U.S. Army. Already, the…

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A Large Asteroid, Almost Half The Size Of Mount Everest, Will Pass By Earth Next Month

A gigantic asteroid almost half the size of Mount Everest is going to fly past Earth next month. But there is no need to worry as NASA says it’s not going to collide with our…

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Curiosity Rover Captures High-Resolution Panorama Of Mars

NASA’s Curiosity rover has been providing us astonishing photos of Mars since it landed in 2012. Recently Curiosity team has released sharpest-ever view of the Red Planet. Its latest image is a highest-resolution panorama of the Martian surface.Panorama is stitched together…

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Delta Flight Fuel Dump Causes Injuries to 20 Children

A Delta flight that was approaching the Los Angeles International Airport recently, dumped a pretty big amount of jet fuel which ended up just outside schools. In total, the incident caused injuries to 60 people,…

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How Astronomers Estimate the Weight of the Earth, and Even Distant Stars

Can you determine the weight of something just by resolving how big it looks through the telescope? Not quite, but this is how the measurement of the mass of an object begins. Astronomers make a…

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Environmental Monitoring from the International Space Station

Optical Surfaces Ltd. reports how a motorised UV-Vis-NIR collimator and interferometric alignment system it supplied to the Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR) in Berlin, Germany has been used to set-up the ground breaking DLR Earth…

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UK Accidents at Work: The Latest Facts and Figures Revealed

According to recent data, 4.7 million working days were lost in 2018/19 due to non-fatal workplace injuries. Further to this, 23.5 million working days were lost due to work-related ill health, such as stress, depression,…

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What Exactly is Systems Engineering and Why Should One Study it?

Systems Engineering is an engineering discipline that focuses on the design and management of multi-component, complex systems. This broad definition also gives an idea of why systems engineering is such an interdisciplinary field. A competent…

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Astronauts On Mars Mission Will Use Lasers To Communicate With Earth

NASA is developing the capabilities needed to send humans to the red planet in the 2030s. NASA is building a huge dish in California that will allow Mars astronauts to communicate with Earth by making…

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Aviation

It’s raining iron at this scorching hot Exoplanet!

Metal 3D Printer “Metal X” now Deployed in a U.S. Military Base

A Large Asteroid, Almost Half The Size Of Mount Everest, Will Pass By Earth Next Month

Curiosity Rover Captures High-Resolution Panorama Of Mars

Delta Flight Fuel Dump Causes Injuries to 20 Children

How Astronomers Estimate the Weight of the Earth, and Even Distant Stars

Environmental Monitoring from the International Space Station

UK Accidents at Work: The Latest Facts and Figures Revealed

What Exactly is Systems Engineering and Why Should One Study it?

Astronauts On Mars Mission Will Use Lasers To Communicate With Earth

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