Planet Mercury Has Solid Inner Core About the Same Size as Earth's
A new analysis of NASA's MESSENGER observations has revealed new information about the mysterious planet's inner-workings.
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A new analysis of NASA's MESSENGER observations has revealed new information about the mysterious planet's inner-workings.
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The fragment comes from the earliest ages of the Solar System when the planets were still forming.
If you’ve ever received a nasty shock when touching a metal door handle, you’ve already experienced the science at work here.
Archaeologists suspect some of the 3,000-year-old remains may have been victims of human sacrifice.
Many petting zoo animals could harbour and potentially spread dangerous antibiotic-resistant bacteria, including two nasty strains of E. coli.
This is an important step in the effort to clean up the plant—an operation that is expected to take decades.
“It seems scientists are finding plastic just about everywhere they look for it.”
It’s an exciting time for black holes, that’s for sure.
It seems that mce adapt quickly to microgravity conditions.
