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Photos from NASA's Mars rover show the red planet's ancient rivers were much wilder than scientists first thought - Vimarsana News

Photos from NASA's Mars rover show the red planet's ancient rivers were much wilder than scientists first thought

Mars Perseverance selfie on Mars. NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASU/MSSS/Seán Doran NASA's Mars rover found evidence to suggest deep, powerful rivers once raged on the red…

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New computer software creates out-of-this-world sounds from other planets - Vimarsana News

New computer software creates out-of-this-world sounds from other planets

Scientists say the new technology could help in the search for alien life.

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These sounds are out of this world - Vimarsana News

These sounds are out of this world

Chicago IL (SPX) May 12, 2023 - You may know how other planets look, like the rust orange, dusty surface of Mars or the vibrant teal of Uranus. But what do those planets sound like? Timothy G. Leighton from the University of

These experts model toxic airborne events - Vimarsana News

These experts model toxic airborne events

If a train carrying toxins derails, or a nuclear weapon explodes, NARAC can predict where the wind-blown hazards will travel.

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These sounds are out of this world! #ASA184 - Vimarsana News

These sounds are out of this world! #ASA184

Scientists can harness sound on other worlds to learn about properties that might otherwise require a lot of expensive equipment, like the chemical composition of rocks, how atmospheric temperature changes, or the roughness of the ground. Extraterrestrial sounds could also be used in the search for life. Timothy G. Leighton from the University of Southampton has designed a software program that produces extraterrestrial environmental sounds and predicts how human voices might change in distant worlds. He will demonstrate his work at the upcoming 184th ASA Meeting.