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I'm lucky enough to have twin sons. They aren't identical (one looks like me, the other looks like my husband? which is about as different as things get) but they have a lot of similarities. They also believe one of the stars formed significantly earlier than its twin.
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About 5,300 special heat-resistant bricks broke off a flame trench wall of launchpad 39 A at Kennedy Space Center during the space shuttle launch on May 31, hurling some bricks more than 1,800 feet. Read the rest of NASA Says Launchpad Damage Shouldn't Impact Shuttle Schedule (241 words)
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The results are now in from the first sample of Mars regolith to be baked in Phoenix's oven. They were finally able to sift the clumpy regolith through the TEGA screen last week. Read the rest of Phoenix Finds No Water on Mars Surface… So Far (348 words)
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Read Simeis 147 by Davide De Martin (Links)
However, no radio telescope has been able to search the very low frequency radio spectrum, which could possibly include "leakage" of extraterrestrial "everyday" signals that a distant civilization might emit, such as television and radio signals.
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Read Three "Super-Earths" Found Orbiting One Star (Links)
Scientists are therefore very interested to understand the evolution of 1991 RY16, possibly helping us understand the formation of the Solar System and why there aren't more basaltic asteroids out there…
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