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New View of the Nasca Lines
I haven’t seen a Nasca story in a long time, this is great! Click the image for a much larger…
Remember Fallen Heroes
NASA Day of Remembrance commemorates the fallen heroes of Apollo1, Challenger, and Columbia. Please visit OrbitalHub to read more… from…
Searching for Orbiting Companion Stars
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KIC 8462852: No Dimming After All?
As if the Kepler star KIC 8462852 weren’t interesting enough, Bradley Schaefer (Louisiana State) added to the controversy when he…
AI beats European Go champion but the exciting aspect is how it trained itself to get better and can play many other games
The first classic game mastered by a computer was noughts and crosses (also known as tic-tac-toe) in 1952 as a…
Pit Crater near Elysium Mons
Pit craters are simply sink holes in the ground with near vertical walls and floors that are only visible when…
A Tale of Two Flows
We will need to study this image in more detail to understand how these flows have interacted with each other…
The Changing Sands
These barchan dunes have been imaged at least five times already, and each time, a bit more movement is revealed.…
Jarosite in Noctis Labyrinthus
The jarosite-bearing deposit observed here could indicate acidic aqueous conditions within a volcanic system in Noctis Labyrinthus. from HiRISE: High…
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