How’s the weather up there? Even for exoplanets that are many light-years away, astronomers can learn about their atmospheres.
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Rock core samples may carry marks made by cosmic rays up to billions of years old.
By collecting blowflies and analyzing their gut contents, researchers hope to peek at sites that are difficult or dangerous to access.
The lunar surface offers advantages for infrared and radio astronomy, despite the challenges.
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Australian scientists measure the gases that two Great Barrier Reef corals emit.
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