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Saturn's Moons May Be Younger Than Dinosaurs: Study
By comparing present orbital tilts and those predicted by computer simulations, researchers could learn how much the orbits of Saturn's moons grew.
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Moons Of Saturn May Be Younger Than Dinosaurs: Study
Some of Saturn's icy moons as well as its famous rings might be modern adornments, and their dramatic birth may have taken place a mere hundred million years ago, more recent than the reign of many dinosaurs, a new study suggests.
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That 'Alien Megastructure' Orbiting a Distant Star is Probably Just a Bunch of Comets
If you were still holding out hope for aliens hanging out around KIC 8462852, I've got some bad news for you. Researchers at Iowa State University think they've found an explanation for the star's weird behavior. Spoiler alert: It's not aliens.
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No Radio Signals From That 'Alien Megastructure' Yet - But Scientists are Listening
SETI institute scientists have turned their radio telescopes to listen to a star that many hope might hold signs of intelligent alien life -- but so far, no one is sending any signals our way.
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Tracking Pollution in Space a New Approach to Finding Aliens
A study by Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics (CfA) noted it is possible to spot the fingerprints of certain pollutants under ideal conditions.
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Saturn's Moons May Be Younger Than Dinosaurs: Study
By comparing present orbital tilts and those predicted by computer simulations, researchers could learn how much the orbits of Saturn's moons grew.
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Moons Of Saturn May Be Younger Than Dinosaurs: Study
Some of Saturn's icy moons as well as its famous rings might be modern adornments, and their dramatic birth may have taken place a mere hundred million years ago, more recent than the reign of many dinosaurs, a new study suggests.
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That 'Alien Megastructure' Orbiting a Distant Star is Probably Just a Bunch of Comets
If you were still holding out hope for aliens hanging out around KIC 8462852, I've got some bad news for you. Researchers at Iowa State University think they've found an explanation for the star's weird behavior. Spoiler alert: It's not aliens.
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No Radio Signals From That 'Alien Megastructure' Yet - But Scientists are Listening
SETI institute scientists have turned their radio telescopes to listen to a star that many hope might hold signs of intelligent alien life -- but so far, no one is sending any signals our way.
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Tracking Pollution in Space a New Approach to Finding Aliens
A study by Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics (CfA) noted it is possible to spot the fingerprints of certain pollutants under ideal conditions.
