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Aug 27, 2022

Scientists discovered a beautiful ocean world 100 light-years from Earth

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Scientists have discovered a beautiful ocean world that looks like it was ripped out of the Star Wars prequels. The exoplanet TOI-1452 b was discovered just 100 light-years from Earth. A new paper on the discovery says that the entire planet is covered by a thick layer of water and that it’s located far enough from its star to possibly support life.

The ocean world was discovered by a team of researchers at the Université de Montréal. Charles Cadieux, the team leader, announced the discovery this week. Cadieux is also a member of the Institute for Research on Exoplanets (iREx).

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Aug 27, 2022

Top 8 Engineering and Architectural Wonders of Dubai

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The future of architecture is here!

Dubai is known for its extravagant architecture that causes envy around the world. Just when you thought its buildings could not get more futuristic, along comes ZNera space, an architecture firm with some very ambitious plans for the city.

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Aug 27, 2022

A network like no other: How Nokia’s Moon network differs from any on Earth

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Nokia has re-engineered its 4G/LTE network to cope with extreme conditions on the Moon.

Aug 27, 2022

Art of Inquiry

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It is time to sign up to the science and philosophy classes for bright and curious middle school students from all over the globe. Come talk about life, mind, space, and the future of humanity.


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Aug 27, 2022

First detection of CO2 in atmosphere of exoplanet

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The planet is 1.27 times the diameter of Jupiter but has only 28% of its mass. It orbits just 0.0486 AU (7.3 million km) from its star, taking only 4.1 days to complete one “year” and resulting in a temperature of 900°C (1,600°F).

The parent star WASP-39 is of spectral class G – the same type as our own Sun – and just slightly smaller than the Sun. The system is 698 light years from Earth in the Virgo constellation.

Previous observations from telescopes including Hubble and Spitzer revealed the presence of water vapour, sodium, and potassium in the planet’s atmosphere. Last month, it became the first exoplanet to be studied by the recently launched James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) and this week NASA released the data from those observations. Webb’s unmatched infrared sensitivity has now confirmed the presence of carbon dioxide on this planet as well.

Aug 26, 2022

An extrasolar world covered in water?

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Researchers plan to use the James Webb Space Telescope for further observations.

An international team of researchers led by the University of Montreal discovered an exoplanet that could be covered entirely in water. The planet TOI-1452b is about 100 light years away from Earth, located in Draco Constellation. It’s larger in size and mass compared to Earth and is located in the “habitable zone,” which means the temperature is just right for the liquid water to exist. The team believes that it could be an “ocean planet,” a planet covered by a thick layer of water.

What’s so special about this ocean planet?

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Aug 26, 2022

A Sheep, A Dog And Four Tiny ‘Humans’ Are About To Go To Space As NASA’s Moon Mission Prepares For Blast-Off

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Two much-loved characters and some LEGO minifigures have been assigned to NASA’s Artemis I mission to the Moon. Shaun The Sheep and Snoopy are scheduled to lift-off during a two-hour window that opens at 8:33 a.m. EDT on Monday, August 29. If all goes to plan they’ll flyby the Moon and eventually return to Earth in the Orion spacecraft 42 days later.

This won’t be Snoopy’s first trip to space, having orbited Earth in a Space Shuttle in 1990. Snoopy will go to space this time as a visual indicator when a spacecraft has reached the weightlessness of microgravity. Interior cameras will capture the moment when Snoopy floats.


In the abscence of humans on NASA’s Artemis-1 mission around the Moon a cute selection of pop dolls, characters and “moonikins” will go to space.

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Aug 26, 2022

NASA Artemis I — Launch Complex 39B

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The Space Launch System is an American super heavy-lift expendable launch vehicle under development by NASA since 2011. As of April 2022, the first launch is scheduled for no earlier than August 2022, pending the success of a wet dress rehearsal test.

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Aug 26, 2022

NASA is joining the hunt for ‘unidentified aerial phenomena’

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Aug 26, 2022

The long-awaited Artemis I

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The long-awaited Artemis I launch is almost here! You are invited to a Launch Watch Party at INFINITY Science Center scheduled for Monday, Aug. 29, from 7:00 – 10:00 a.m. The two-hour launch window opens at 7:33 a.m. CDT. We’ll have fun NASA activities such as coloring stations, build an Orion Capsule, draw Artemis, design your own patch, and much more!

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