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SpaceX fired into the spaceship, but something started dripping out

[ad_1] Drip Drip SpaceX’s prototype SN8 spacecraft had a small hiccup during its third static fire test late Thursday evening at the company’s testing facilities in Boca Chica, Texas. Eagle-eyed viewers who followed the event via live video streams noticed material dripping from the spaceship prototype, while Space.com reports – …

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Platypuses glow under black light. We have no idea why.

[ad_1] After checking with the museum staff, the team went down to the basement, found the platypus cabinet, and turned on the special lights. “And sure enough,” said Dr. Olson. Eventually they were able to examine three platypuses: a male and a female at the Field Museum and another male …

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Love waves from the bottom of the ocean

[ad_1] Vibrations travel across our planet in waves, like chords resonating from a strummed guitar. Earthquakes, volcanoes and the hustle and bustle of human activity excite some of these seismic waves. Many others reverberate from wind-driven ocean storms. As storms shake the world’s seas, wind-whipped waves at the surface interact …

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NASA says a non-reusable rocket from the 1960s is back

[ad_1] More than half a century after being launched from our planet, the missile may have returned to Earth’s sphere of influence. NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory announced Thursday that Earth has been hosting a temporary satellite in recent months. Its characteristics suggest that it is a rocket propeller, possibly a …

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The dark matter candidate could show filamentous effects in the lab

[ad_1] An artist’s impression of an axion, a hypothetical elementary particle, which has been invoked to explain why charge-parity symmetry is preserved in quantum chromodynamics. They have since been proposed as the top candidates for dark matter. Credit: RAMON ANDRADE 3DCIENCIA / SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY A hypothetical particle that could …

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