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Planet Mars You Never Saw Before

Latest Pictures: Planet Mars You Never Saw Before

As NASA?s Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity landed on its new site, Endeavour crater, on the Martian surface on August 9, scientists assumed it started paving way towards possible future human missions to planet Mars.
For Discussion: Solar Eruptions

NASA Predicts More Super Solar Flares

This week, the world was warned of solar flares that could possible shut down electrical and communication grids. Scientists are saying the sun will near maximum level of activity in 2013.
Solar Flare Erupts

Largest Solar Flare in Current Cycle Erupts on Sun

An extremely powerful solar flare, which is the largest in the current solar weather cycle, rocked the Sun on Tuesday, resulting in coronal mass ejection (CME). But as the gigantic bursts of radiation occurred near the western limb of the sun, it is unlikely to wreak any serious havoc on Earth.
The Allen Telescope Array -- named for Microsoft Corp. co-founder Paul Allen, is designed to seek out signals from alien civilizations.

Is a Breakthrough in Alien Detection Imminent? SETI?s Allen Telescope Array to be Back in Action

Why don't humans give up hopes on spotting intelligent extra-terrestrial life? Because we haven't got any categorical evidence which suggests that alien life is non-existent and until proven otherwise extra-terrestrials could exist. Though probability of intelligent alien life is an intensely debated topic, SETI (Search for extraterrestrial intelligence- collective name for a number of activities people undertake to search for intelligent extraterrestrial life) is in the lookout for an ali...
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Japan Tsunami Calved Antarctic Ice Shelf; Manhattan-sized Iceberg Broke off

An Antarctic ice shelf that had remained unshuffled for 46 years was broken by the Japanese tsunami in March, scientists have discovered. The Sulzberger Ice Shelf in the Antarctic registered the impact of the Japanese tsunami in 18 hours, when a huge iceberg began disintegrating and floating off to the Ross Sea.
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Perseid Meteor Shower Peaks Friday, Best Views in Early Morning [PHOTOS]

The best time to spot the annual Perseid meteor shower is this week, when the number of particles hitting the atmosphere is at its peak. Perseid shower is caused by debris from Comet Swift-Tuttle and has been observed for 2000 years. It normally peaks at 100 or more meteors per hour in the absence of moonlight on new moon.
Japan Tsunami caused Antarctic Iceberg Calving almost the Size of Manhattan (PHOTOS+VIDEO)

Japan Tsunami Slices Off Manhattan-size Icebergs in Antarctica

A powerful tsunami in Japan back in March sent waves more than 8,000 miles away that sliced off icebergs in Antarctica twice the surface area of Manhattan, NASA scientists say. Details of the finding, the first observation of its kind, can be found in an article published in the Journal of Glaciology.

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