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The moon passed between NASA’s Deep Space Climate Observatory and the Earth, allowing the satellite to capture this rare image of the moon’s far side in full sunlight. As the moon is tidally locked to the Earth and doesn’t rotate, we only ever see the one face from the Earth. Awesome shot!
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Mystery of Mars’ lost atmosphere solved at last, thanks to NASA’s Maven mission
“We also learned that the atmospheric loss was gradual, and took tens-to-hundreds of millions of years, meaning two important things:
1. If there was life on the surface of Mars early on, the atmospheric changes were gradual enough that we have reason to believe it could have evolved to find a suitable niche where it may survive even to the present day. 2. If we decided to terraform Mars by artificially creating a dense atmosphere, it would survive for many millions of years today before we needed to replenish it.”
If you came to the Solar System some 500 million years after its formation, you would’ve found two world with oceans of liquid water, continents and all the conditions we know of for life to begin thriving: Earth and Mars. But unlike our own world, Mars’ organic history was cut short when it lost its atmosphere and became a barren, desert wasteland. Thanks to the Maven mission, we now know how and when this happened!
Mystery of Mars’ lost atmosphere solved at last, thanks to NASA’s Maven mission
“We also learned that the atmospheric loss was gradual, and took tens-to-hundreds of millions of years, meaning two important things:
1. If there was life on the surface of Mars early on, the atmospheric changes were gradual enough that we have reason to believe it could have evolved to find a suitable niche where it may survive even to the present day. 2. If we decided to terraform Mars by artificially creating a dense atmosphere, it would survive for many millions of years today before we needed to replenish it.”
If you came to the Solar System some 500 million years after its formation, you would’ve found two world with oceans of liquid water, continents and all the conditions we know of for life to begin thriving: Earth and Mars. But unlike our own world, Mars’ organic history was cut short when it lost its atmosphere and became a barren, desert wasteland. Thanks to the Maven mission, we now know how and when this happened!
Music For Cats Is Real And It’s The Purr-fect Way To Win Over Your Feline
Teie, a cellist with the National Symphony Orchestra, teamed up with animal scientists to develop Music For Cats, a collection of songs that will be catnip to your meowzer’s ears. What does this music sound like, exactly? “A series of whirring, lilting, and, at times, squeaky musical tracks designed for cats’ brains and ears.”
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Music For Cats Is Real And It’s The Purr-fect Way To Win Over Your Feline
Teie, a cellist with the National Symphony Orchestra, teamed up with animal scientists to develop Music For Cats, a collection of songs that will be catnip to your meowzer’s ears. What does this music sound like, exactly? “A series of whirring, lilting, and, at times, squeaky musical tracks designed for cats’ brains and ears.”
LISTEN HERE
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Lorsque je consulte les estimations des élections européennes à 20h.
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Lorsqu'un co***** est passé à ma place alors que je venais de payer le péage, et que la barrière s'est rabaissée devant moi.
Lorsque je passe un peu fort devant la maréchaussée et que je me fais ensuite discret.
Lorsque je sous-estime un nid-de-poule.
Lorsque Marquez remporte encore un GP.
Lorsque j'ai décrit le bruit de cliquetis à un mécano.
Lorsque j'ai annoncé à ma mère que j'allais passer le permis moto.
