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NASA Spacecraft Detects Radio Emissions From Jupiter’s Moon Io—10 Things You Should Know

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A conceptual image featuring Jupiter and Io and their interaction. Jupiter's magnetic field lines are represented in yellow/orange/red lines. The blue cloud represents the Io plasma torus which is a region withing Io's orbit with a higher concentration of ions and electrons. The grey cone represents the emmergence of radio emissions. The long white line represents Juno's orbit. Credit: NASA/GSFC/Jay Friedlander
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NASA’s InSight Lander Cracks Secret of Mars’ Inner Structure–10 Reasons Why This Matters

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InSight has solved one of the greatest mysteries about Mars. Credit: David Ducros/IPGP
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Astronomers Spot Moon-Forming Disc in Outer Space–10 Things You Need Тo Know

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See the magnificent image containing the disk of dust around a protoplanet. Credit: ALMA, Myriam Benisty et al.
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Perseverance Rover Starts Looking For Clues of Ancient Life on Mars

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Perseverance will drill in the so-called paver stones and collect samples in search for ancient life on Mars. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS
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Melting Tibetan Glaciers Unleash 15,000-Year Old Viruses–10 Reasons Why This Matters

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Scientists have discovered dozens of unknown ancient viruses from melting glaciers. Credit: Pixabay
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Jupiter’s Striking X-Ray Aurora Mystery Cracked By Experts—10 Things You Should Know

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Overlaid images of Jupiter's pole from NASA's Juno satellite and X-ray telescope. Sources: NASA / Chandra / Juno Wolk / Dunn

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Artist's interpretation of quasar PJ352-15 whose X-ray jet was recenrly discovered by scientists. Credit: Robin Dienel, courtesy of Carnegie Institution for Science

Scientists Spot Record-Breaking Cosmic Jet In Ancient Universe

This illustration shows the results of the simulation and the hypothetical structures. Credit: Jens Niemeyer, University of Göttingen

Complex Microscopic Network of Structures Formed in the First Trillionth of a Second After the Big Bang

Procyon (top left), Betelgeuse (top right), and Sirius (bottom) form the Winter Triangle. Orion is to the right. Image Credit: Hubble European Space Agency / Akira Fujii.

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