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identifies distinct deposits of minerals called carbonates along the inner rim of Jezero, the site of a lake more than 3.5 billion years ago
Neptune moons Naiad and Thalassa are small and shaped like Tic Tacs, spanning only about 60 miles in length
Scientists from NASA's Mars 2020 and ESA's ExoMars projects study stromatolites, the oldest confirmed fossilized lifeforms on Earth, in the Pilbara region of North West Australia
MODIS instrument that flies aboard NASA's Terra satellite provided a visible image of then Tropical Depression 20 in the Eastern Pacific. TD20 continued organizing and became Tropical Storm Raymond
NGC 772 is both a peculiar and an unbarred spiral galaxy; respectively, this means that it is somewhat odd in size, shape or composition, and that it lacks a central feature known as a bar, which we see in many galaxies throughout the cosmos
Amarin won a decision which allowed it to promote its prescription fish oil Vascepa to physicians as an effective add-on therapy to a statin for certain heart patients, even though no clinical benefit had been demonstrated
In order to search for life in outer space, astronomers first need to know where to look, says this study
Researchers suggest that basic exercise such as walking on a treadmill could benefit cancer patients in the long term
Authors say the findings may explain the striking disparities in outcomes between white and black patients with PPCM
The fires that raged across the Brazilian Amazon this summer were not 'normal' and large increases in deforestation could explain why, scientists show
With new images from NJIT's Big Bear Solar Observatory (BBSO), the researchers have revealed what appears to be jets of magnetized plasma that spurt like geysers from the Sun's upper atmosphere into the corona
This is why bariatric surgery -- performed to treat extreme obesity by reducing the size of the gut -- is so mysteriously effective at promoting long-term appetite and weight reduction
Scientists have developed a protective heat shield made of a carbon nanotube sheet that was heated to a temperature of 1,900 degrees Celsius
Scientists from the Technical University of Munich (TUM) has now found another indication for an upcoming eruption in the lava from the peak of Mount Merapi
The researchers find that the most recent test shifted the ground by a few metres, and estimate it to be equivalent to 17 times the size of the bomb dropped on Hiroshima in 1945
Liftoff's annual Mobile App Trends Report highlights Asia as one of the fastest-growing regions for app marketers despite the inconsistency of app loyalty across the region
Funding to accelerate expansion across the Asia Pacific and North America for Smarten Spaces AI and Saas Driven Smart Space Platform
It's critical to look at smaller earthquakes and aftershocks to determine where the stress points are in a fault
Researchers at Purdue University have come up with a way to combine the anthrax toxin with a growth factor to kill bladder cancer cells and tumors
Nile's unchanging path has been a geologic mystery as because long-lived rivers usually move over time
