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Nancy Atkinson
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Space & Innovation
By Nancy Atkinson
Neil Armstrong Biopic Offers Stunning Look at ‘First Man' to Walk the Moon
Starring Ryan Gosling, ‘First Man’ recreates the trials and triumphs of the Apollo 11 hero and NASA icon in vivid detail.
By Nancy Atkinson
Space & Innovation
By Nancy Atkinson
Finding Life on Jupiter’s Moon Europa May Be as Easy as Scratching the Surface
Possible traces of life may lie just centimeters below the moon’s icy surface.
By Nancy Atkinson
Space & Innovation
By Nancy Atkinson
Unique Triple Star System Tests Einstein’s Theory of Relativity
A pulsar orbited by a white dwarf star, which are both orbited by another white dwarf, provide confirmation of the principle of universality of free fall.
By Nancy Atkinson
Space & Innovation
By Nancy Atkinson
NASA’s Curiosity Rover Detects Methane and Organic Material on Mars
The twin findings further prospects for one day discovering evidence of life on the Red Planet.
By Nancy Atkinson
Space & Innovation
By Nancy Atkinson
Astronomers Discover ‘Cosmic Treasure’ Around Exoplanet WASP-107b
Helium is abundant throughout the universe, but detection of the element in exoplanet atmospheres has eluded astronomers — until now.
By Nancy Atkinson
Space & Innovation
By Nancy Atkinson
Experiments Confirm the Interiors of Uranus and Neptune Are Made of Superionic Ice
Both a solid and a liquid, superionic ice forms under temperature and pressure extremes that are not found naturally on Earth.
By Nancy Atkinson
Astronomy
By Nancy Atkinson
A New 3D Map of the Early Universe Reveals 4,000 Infant Galaxies
Astronomers from Lancaster University have modeled conditions during the earliest moments of the cosmos.
By Nancy Atkinson
Astrophysics
By Nancy Atkinson
Hundreds — Perhaps Thousands — of Black Holes Occupy the Center of the Milky Way
Data from the Chandra X-ray Observatory suggests clusters of stellar-mass black holes surround Sagittarius A*, the supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy.
By Nancy Atkinson
Astronomy
By Nancy Atkinson
Hubble Telescope Captures Image of the Farthest Star Ever Seen
An improved gravitational lensing technique provides a glimpse of Icarus, a star located about 9 billion light-years from Earth.
By Nancy Atkinson
Earth & Conservation
By Nancy Atkinson
Earth Likely Had Water Prior to Moon-Forming Collision
Analysis of moon rocks collected during the Apollo missions and volcanic rocks from Earth’s oceans reveals water was present before an impact with a Mars-sized object created the moon.
By Nancy Atkinson
Astronomy
By Nancy Atkinson
This ‘See-Through Galaxy’ Far, Far Away Contains Virtually No Dark Matter
A new galaxy called NGC1052-DF2, or DF2 for short, challenges prevailing theories of galaxy formation.
By Nancy Atkinson
Astrophysics
By Nancy Atkinson
This New Detector Technology Aims to ‘Scintillate’ Elusive Dark Matter Particles
Dark matter is thought to account for 25 percent of the mass of the universe, but it has never been observed. Berkeley Lab researchers hope to change that with a new approach.
By Nancy Atkinson
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