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MAVEN Reveals How Mars Lost Its Atmosphere and Became a Barren World
NASA’s MAVEN spacecraft has provided the first direct evidence of "sputtering"—a powerful atmospheric escape process where solar wind particles blast atoms off Mars. The newly published study confirms that this process played a major role in the Red Planet’s transformation from a once-wet, habitable world to its current barren state. Argon ga...
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Moon’s Top Layer Can Provide Enough Oxygen for 8 Billion People for 100,000 Years
The Moon's layer of rocks, called regolith, contains enough oxygen to sustain human life. If a new study is to be believed, the Moon's surface has enough oxygen to keep 8 billion, or 800 crore people alive for around 1,00,000 years.
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Assam Grants Ambulance Status To Tankers Carrying Oxygen Amid Covid Surge
The Assam government has granted the status of an ambulance to all oxygen vehicles -- tankers carrying Nitrogen, Argon and Oxygen -- in the state according to a notification issued today.
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Chandrayaan-2 Orbiter Payload Detects Argon-40 in Lunar Exosphere
Chandra's Atmospheric Composition Explorer-2 (CHACE-2) payload aboard the Chandrayaan-2 Orbiter has detected Argon-40, said ISRO.
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Caught On Camera: Goat Vandalises Office, Shatters Front Door
On Monday morning, an employee of Argonics' Inc. in Louisville, USA, walked to find the glass front door of the office shattered.
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BlackBerry DTEK60 Android Smartphone Spotted on Company Site With Specifications
Blackberry DTEK60 smartphone has been leaked from company's official website accidentally.
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MAVEN Reveals How Mars Lost Its Atmosphere and Became a Barren World
NASA’s MAVEN spacecraft has provided the first direct evidence of "sputtering"—a powerful atmospheric escape process where solar wind particles blast atoms off Mars. The newly published study confirms that this process played a major role in the Red Planet’s transformation from a once-wet, habitable world to its current barren state. Argon ga...
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Moon’s Top Layer Can Provide Enough Oxygen for 8 Billion People for 100,000 Years
The Moon's layer of rocks, called regolith, contains enough oxygen to sustain human life. If a new study is to be believed, the Moon's surface has enough oxygen to keep 8 billion, or 800 crore people alive for around 1,00,000 years.
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Assam Grants Ambulance Status To Tankers Carrying Oxygen Amid Covid Surge
The Assam government has granted the status of an ambulance to all oxygen vehicles -- tankers carrying Nitrogen, Argon and Oxygen -- in the state according to a notification issued today.
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Chandrayaan-2 Orbiter Payload Detects Argon-40 in Lunar Exosphere
Chandra's Atmospheric Composition Explorer-2 (CHACE-2) payload aboard the Chandrayaan-2 Orbiter has detected Argon-40, said ISRO.
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Caught On Camera: Goat Vandalises Office, Shatters Front Door
On Monday morning, an employee of Argonics' Inc. in Louisville, USA, walked to find the glass front door of the office shattered.
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BlackBerry DTEK60 Android Smartphone Spotted on Company Site With Specifications
Blackberry DTEK60 smartphone has been leaked from company's official website accidentally.
