Dirt from the moon may damage the health of astronauts
The new research made by scientists of School of Medicine from Stony Brook University, NY, states that dust at the moon kills lung cells in human body.
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The biggest discovery of cloudless exoplanet thanks to sodium
Professor Nikolay Nikolov is from Exeter University in Britain. He and an international team of researchers, including Professor Jonathan J. Fortney from California University and Ernst de Moojis from Dublin University, has discovered cloudless atmosphere on exoplanet WASP-96b.
WASP-96b new planet outside the Solar System that has no clouds
Exoplanet WASP-96b is a gaseous giant with a temperature of one thousand degrees Celsius, similar to Saturn in mass, 20% larger than Jupiter and which transits a star similar to the Sun at 980 light years.
Astronomers detect exoplanet with a cloud-free atmosphere
This planet outside of our solar system is called WASP-96b, but scientists also call it ‘hot Saturn’. Space researchers discovered a giant exoplanet that emits a thin trail of gas covering up to five times its surface and in whose huge tail identified signs of helium. The news was published in the journal Nature.
Exoplanet WASP-96b does not have clouds like others
This exoplanet is also called as hot Saturn. And it does not have clouds in its atmosphere. Doctor Nikolay Nikolov and his team from Exeter University claim that they make an outstanding discovery, as it is the first exoplanet without clouds.
SuperCDMS dark matter detector receives 34 million dollars funding
SLAC led SuperCDMS SNOLAB experiment, multi-institutional project, continues its dark matter hunting. It deepens into particles with the help of properties that were never accessible previously to researchers.
Serena Aunon-Chancellor, grad of Poudre High School won ISS competition
Serena Aunon-Chancellor won her place at the International Space Station through the competition with 3 500 applicants.
Spacecraft Galileo found unique environment on Jupiter’s huge moon Ganymede
Ganymede, the largest moon of planet Jupiter became well-known for its own magnetic field since 1996, when astronomers made this discovery. Now, NASA’s own spacecraft Galileo which was sent in space to gather information on Jupiter have found evidence of the possible existence of big liquid ocean underneath the surface.
