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Chasms on the flanks of a martian volcano

Chasms on the flanks of a martian volcano

[ad_1] Science & Exploration 09/05/2023 3502 views 72 likes Mars has some of the most impressive volcanoes in the Solar System. ESA’s Mars Express has now imaged the pitted, fissured flank of the planet’s second-tallest: Ascraeus Mons. This image comprises...

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One in Ten Stars Ate a Jupiter (Or Bigger)

One in Ten Stars Ate a Jupiter (Or Bigger)

[ad_1] In space, cataclysmic events happen to stars all the time. Some explode as supernovae, some get torn apart by black holes, and some suffer other fates. But when it comes to planets, stars turn the tables. Then it’s the stars who get to inflict destruction....

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Aeolus’ fiery demise to set standard for safe reentry

Aeolus’ fiery demise to set standard for safe reentry

[ad_1] Applications 08/05/2023 3536 views 87 likes ESA’s wind mission, Aeolus, will soon be lowered in orbit leading to its fiery reentry and burn-up through Earth’s atmosphere. ESA’s efforts to ensure a safe return go well beyond international standards and place the...

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