Wednesday, July 6, 2022

The Large Hadron Collider gets back to work

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Phew! NASA's CAPSTONE moon probe phones home again
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NASA's tiny CAPSTONE moon probe is back in touch with its handlers, ending a short but spooky silent period.
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Earth's magnetic field: Explained
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Large Hadron Collider scientists hail most powerful collisions ever as detector gets back to work
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The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is back and smashing particles at higher speed than ever before, exciting scientists with its upgraded potential.
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James Webb Space Telescope will watch smashing worlds in high definition
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After the James Webb Space Telescope finishes its commissioning period, one of the telescope's first-year investigations will include a close-up view of the strange colliding worlds of Beta Pictoris.
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Mars sailplane prototype soars during early-stage tethered flight test in Arizona
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An early-stage Martian sailplane soared aloft, tethered to a balloon, as engineers ponder the possibilities to expand Red Planet flight.
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Celestron StarSense Explorer 8-inch Dobsonian telescope review
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The best sci-fi movies and TV shows to stream on Netflix in July
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