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Award-Winning Science Journalist | Volcanology PhD | Stories in @nytimes @sciam @NatGeo etc | Author: SUPER VOLCANOES 🌋 and HOW TO KILL AN ASTEROID 🚀☄️💥☠️
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What caused the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela

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By Robin George Andrews Verified
| The Globe and Mail Verified
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NASA、小惑星の衝突から地球を守る実験 想定外の副作用を確認

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By Robin George Andrews Verified
| Nikkei Top Leader
2022年、NASAは探査機DARTを、小さな小惑星ディモルフォスに意図的に衝突させた。ディモルフォスは、それよりも大きな小惑星であるディディモスの周りを周回している。この映像に映っているのは、後ろにデブリの尾を引いて進むふたつの小惑星が星空を横切っていく様子。（MAGDALENA RIDGE OBSERVATORY/NM TECH） 太陽の周りを回る小惑星の軌道を人類が変えた初の事例が3月6日付けの学術誌「Science Advances」で報告された。小惑星は「DART（二重小惑星軌道変更実験）」と呼ばれるミッションの標的となったディディモスとディモルフォスだ。ディモルフォスは長さ約160メートルの天体で、直径約780メートルのディディモスの周りを回っている。NASAのねらいはその軌道の変更で、二重の小惑星が太陽を回る軌道ではなかった。つまりこれは想定外の出来事だ。...
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America was winning the race to find Martian life. Then China jumped in.

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By Robin George Andrews Verified
| MIT Technology Review Verified
To most people, rocks are just rocks. To geologists, they are much, much more: crystal-filled time capsules with the power to reveal the state of the planet at the very moment they were forged. For decades, NASA had been on a time capsule hunt like none other—one across Mars. Its rovers have journeyed around a nightmarish ocher desert that, billions of years ago, was home to rivers, lakes, perhaps even seas and oceans.
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