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Western geologists test instrument for Mars rover mission in search for life

Los Angeles CA (SPX) May 30, 2024 - The search for life beyond Earth drives space exploration, and the discovery of clay minerals on Mars continues to captivate scientists. Clay formation, linked to rocks interacting with water, provi

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Huge crater in Gujarat could be from meteor that hit Indus Valley Civilisation: Study

The Luna structure in Kutch in Gujarat is most likely caused by a meteor impact that would have affected the Indus Valley Civilisation.

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Did the Largest Meteorite in History Crash into India 4000 Years Ago? Massive Crater Suggests Yes

Did the Largest Meteorite in History Crash into India 4000 Years Ago? Massive Crater Suggests Yes
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Odysseus lander reaches lunar surface, marking first moon landing for U S in half a century with private spacecraft

For the first time, a spacecraft built by a private company is operating on the moon – a long-anticipated feat that promises to draw the Earth’s vast and remote natural satellite into the domain of space commerce

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Q&A: The Moon is shrinking This Western professor explains why

The moon is shrinking but not very fast. It's at a rate of about 46 metres over the past few million years. That shrinkage is causing moonquakes, according to a new study from NASA. Gordon Osinski, a planetary scientist, and an earth sciences professor at Western University, spoke with Travis Dolynny on CBC Radio's Afternoon Drive.

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