Astronomers are considering blowing up the “city killer” asteroid, estimated to have a small chance of crashing onto the Moon ...
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New documentary chronicles Portland’s Cotton Club, celebrating Black music legacy in Albina
A new Portland documentary highlights the Cotton Club’s role in Albina, where young Black musicians performed from the 1950s onward.
Minerals like platinum-group metals, including platinum, palladium, and rhodium, could be scattered across the nearly 6,500 craters made by asteroids on the Moon, according to the study published in ...
A special edition of "20/20" celebrates 70 years of Disneyland and explores the magic behind Walt Disney's dream and the challenges he faced to bring the theme park to life.
I remember watching a documentary that described Jupiter as a gas giant. The image that came to my mind was a huge, soft "cotton candy" floating in space. Think about it, cotton candy can be pierced ...
Led by Professor Nigel Mason of Kent's School of Physics and Astronomy and Dr Sara Lopez-Gomollon of the university's School ...
At its core, it’s a traditional coming-of-age action narrative about a young man who discovers that not only is the world ...
Seven hundred and five days had passed since the last Fayetteville Film Festival. For 15 straight years, it was one of the ...
Directed by Doug Liman, the Film Premiered in the Venice Immersive Competition at the 82nd Venice International Film Festival ...
With current rocket propulsion technology, it would take tens or hundreds of millennia to reach our neighboring star system, ...
Large quantities of water once flowed through the asteroid Ryugu, an indication that asteroids could have brought much more water to Earth than previously thought. The origin of Earth’s water is ...
The asteroid Ryugu is an echo from the deep, distant past. Two tiny grains of the rock, delivered to Earth in 2020 by the famous Hayabusa2 mission, contain minerals older than any found on our planet.
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