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Asteroid Vesta Has Unique Space Weathering

By Brown University on Oct 31, 2012   Science/Education  

Asteroid Vesta Has Unique Space Weathering

PROVIDENCE, R.I. [Brown University] — The surface of the giant asteroid Vesta is weathering in a way that appears to be completely different from any other asteroid yet visited, according to new data recorded by NASA's Dawn spacecraft.

Stars Ancient and Modern?

By European Southern Observatory on Oct 31, 2012   Science/Education  

Stars Ancient and Modern?

Globular star clusters are among the oldest objects in the Universe, and NGC 6362 cannot hide its age in this picture. The many yellowish stars in the cluster have already run through much of their lives and become red giant stars. But globular clusters are not static relics from the past — some curious stellar […]

ESO’s HARPS Instrument finds Earth-Mass Exoplanet Orbiting Alpha Centauri B

By European Southern Observatory on Oct 25, 2012   Science/Education  

ESO’s HARPS Instrument finds Earth-Mass Exoplanet Orbiting Alpha Centauri B

Alpha Centauri is one of the brightest stars in the southern skies and is the nearest stellar system to our Solar System — only 4.3 light-years away. It is actually a triple star — a system consisting of two stars similar to the Sun orbiting close to each other, designated Alpha Centauri A and B, […]

Evolution Mostly Driven by Brawn, not Brains

By Clare Ryan | UCL on Oct 25, 2012   Science/Education  

Evolution Mostly Driven by Brawn, not Brains

The most common measure of intelligence in animals, brain size relative to body size, may not be as dependent on evolutionary selection on the brain as previously thought, according to a new analysis by scientists.

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