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Curiosity Detects Ripples in Mars Similar to Earth's Underwater Bedform
A new study suggests revealed that bedforms on Mars, which looks like the bedform on Earth's underwater, were formed not by water but by the higher kinematic viscosity of air greatly affecting the sand on the low-density atmosphere of the red planet.
Latest Research Articles
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Man In 'Moose Riding' Incident Faces Charges
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Viking "Death House" Unearthed in Denmark
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Hubble Captures Stunning Image of Aurora in Jupiter's Atmosphere
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EgyptAir's Flight 804: Blackbox Confirms Smoke
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A 3D-Printed Micro Camera That You Can Inject into Your Body
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Ultra Deep Survey Captures Over 250,000 Galaxies of the Distant Universe
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MIT Develops Low-Cost Wearable Toxic-Gas Detector
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Artificial Lights Are Destroying the Planet: What You Need To Know
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Goodbye Penguins? Antarctica Could Lose Its Adélie Penguins Due To Climate Change
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Search for Life in Saturn's Moon Enceladus, as Plumes Occur, Similar to Earth's "Lost City"
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Grizzly Bear Wanted After Killing Cyclist Outside National Park
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Proposal to Revise US Regulations on Human-Subject Research Should be Withdrawn, Say National Academies
