The Weather On Saturn's Biggest Moon Is Gnarly - Here's How NASA Tracks What It's Doing
Saturn's biggest moon has a unique environment that NASA likes to keep an eye on — this is why and how it does.
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Scientists Just Created Supersolid Light - Here's How They Did It
Scientists are pushing the bounds further each and every day. Now, an Italian team created supersolid light, which could have huge implications for future tech.
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How Long Will The Titanic Shipwreck Last Before It Completely Disintegrates?
The Titanic is living off of borrowed time as it rests underwater, but how long will it be before the ship's remains are completely disintegrated?
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Our Solar System Might Have A New Ninth Planet (And It's Not Pluto)
Almost 20 years after Pluto was infamously downgraded from its status as a planet, scientists now believe they have discovered a new planet in our solar system.
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NASA's Dragonfly Mission Is Headed To Titan - Here's What You Need To Know
Titan is Saturn's largest moon, and NASA is determined to explore its surface, and it's origin. Here's what you need to know about the Dragonfly mission.
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How Deep Can Offshore Oil Rigs Drill?
Offshore oil rigs are some of the largest structures on the ocean, they can operate at incredible depths and drill deeper than some airplanes fly.
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How Many Times Has SpaceX Landed The Falcon 9? (And How Often Does It Fail?)
The Falcon 9 has played a pivotal role in SpaceX's exploration into space. While it has seen many successful landings, it also had some failures.
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10 Gadgets To Get You Started With Stargazing
Stargazing begins by simply looking up, but these gadgets go a long way in unlocking the mysteries of the night sky. Get more acquainted with the universe.
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How To Use AI To Help Write A Cover Letter (And Mistakes To Avoid)
Want to use AI to write a cover letter? Learn how to do it effectively, plus common mistakes to avoid when letting tech help tell your story.
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Why The Titanic Shipwreck Could Disappear In Your Lifetime
The RMS Titanic is the most iconic vessel of the 20th century, and dozens of people have visited its wreckage, but that may not be possible for much longer
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The Reason Commercial Planes May Appear To Hover In Mid-Air, Even Though They Can't
There have been several instances of the general public recording commercial airlines seemingly hovering in place when they can't do that. So what's the deal?
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Why Are Space Launch Vehicles Called Rockets?
Ever wonder why space launch vehicles are called rockets? Learn the origin of the term and how it came to define modern space travel technology.
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What Is Vibe Coding & Can Anyone Do It?
Vibe coding is a relatively new term that not many outside of the tech world are familiar with, but it could be an accessible way for some to enter that world.
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Why Do CDs Reflect Light In Rainbow Colors?
Ever noticed rainbow colors on a CD? Learn why CDs reflect light this way and the science behind those dazzling patterns.
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Jupiter's Atmosphere Is Full Of Weird Objects Called Mushballs - What Are They?
Recently, researchers discovered mushballs in Jupiter's atmosphere. They may be present in Saturn and the ice giants, Neptune and Uranus, as well.
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7 Non-NASA US Space Missions You Might Not Know About
NASA gets all the attention, but these 7 lesser-known US space missions quietly pushed boundaries and helped shape the future of space exploration.
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Here's How Much A Blue Origin Space Flight Like Katy Perry's Costs
If you want to take a trip into outer space like Katy Perry did, how much is that actually going to cost? Is affordable interstellar travel becoming a reality?
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Why Do F1 Cars Have Jagged Windshields? Here's What They're For
Formula One cars are marvels of modern engineering, and even the small jagged windshields can help drivers shave valuable milliseconds from lap times.
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13 Of The Fastest Human-Made Objects To Ever Enter Space
From solar probes to deep space missions, these record-breaking human-made objects reached speeds that make bullets and jets look slow by comparison.
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The Creepiest Things ChatGPT Has Ever Said
Developed by OpenAI, ChatGPT is capable of responding to virtually any prompt in a semi-natural way. These are the creepiest things ChatGPT has ever said.
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How Long Does It Take To Build A Cruise Ship?
With space to sleep thousands of people, cruise ships are gargantuan feats of modern engineering, but just how long does it take to build one of these ships?
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Here Is The Longest Time Any Human Has Spent In Space, Both Consecutive And Cumulative Days
Space isn't a healthy environment in which to spend time, so it's surprising that some astronauts have spend years aboard the International space station.
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Did Blue Origin's New Shepard Rocket Actually Leave The Atmosphere?
The New Shepard and its crew rode the rocket long enough to travel 66 miles above the planet's surface.
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How Much Does It Cost To Go To Space? Here's What NASA Pays
Going to space is important for scientist so they can understand the galaxy, but what does it cost? Here's the average cost according to NASA.
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The Strongest Evidence Of Alien Life On Another Planet Has Been Found - Here's What Scientists Say
Many have claimed to see a UFO or have an encounter with an alien, but what do the scientists have to say? Here's what evidence they have right now.
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Why Your Cruise Ship Probably Doesn't Have Enough Lifeboats?
Cruise ships are safer and bigger than ever, so you'd think that they're able to carry more lifeboats. Actually, it's a little more complicated.
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Is The American Flag Still On The Moon, And Can You See It With A Telescope?
The image of an American flag on the moon is undoubtedly one of the most iconic ever. But has the flag survived to this day, and can we see it from Earth?
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