Blog Profile / TG Daily - Games and Entertainment
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| Filed Under: | Entertainment / Video Games | |
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| Posts / Week: | 8.9 | |
| Archived Since: | February 3, 2010 | |
Blog Post Archive
Could these strange new microbes survive on Mars?
Scientists have discovered new types of organism living in one of the most inhospitable soils in the world - raising hopes that something similar could survive on Mars. read more
Hubble spots celestial swan and butterfly
?NASA’s Hubble telescope has captured a breathtaking image of planetary nebula NGC 7026. ? read more
Faintest distant galaxy discovered
Astronomers at Arizona State University have found the faintest galaxy yet, one of the ten most distant objects currently known in space. read more
Milky Way set for head-on crash with Andromeda galaxy
Look out: we're headed for a crash. In, ooh, just four billion years or so our Milky Way galaxy is set to collide with neighboring Andromeda. read more
Why the Earth isn't an ice ball
By rights, the much fainter sun two billion years ago should have left Earth as a giant snowball, incapable of developing life. read more
Team observes asteroid pushed by sunlight
Scientists on NASA's asteroid sample return mission, OSIRIS-REx, have been able to measure the orbit of their target asteroid so precisely that they can see the effects of sunlight on its motion. read more
Site picked for world's biggest radio telescope
A site has finally been chosen for the world’s largest and most sensitive radio telescope, the Square Kilometre Array - and it's both Australia and South Africa. read more
Dragon rendezvous with the International Space Station
The Space X Dragon capsule has successfully rendezvoused with the International Space Station (ISS), after being maneuvered into position by station's sophisticated robotic arm. read more
The dark shadows of Mars
NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity recently used a low sun angle to snap a memorable view of a large Martian crater. read more
Inside a Martian tumbleweed rover
Scientists have determined that a wind-driven "tumbleweed" Mars rover would be more than capable of effectively navigating rocky Martian terrain. read more
SpaceX to try again after aborted launch
SpaceX was forced to abort the launch of its Falcon 9 mission to the International Space Station on Saturday, just half a second before liftoff. read more
Star-filled galactic 'bridge' discovered
ESA's Herschel Space Observatory has discovered a giant, galaxy-filled filament connecting two clusters of galaxies. read more
This is how a black hole is fueled
An international research team has managed to observe the active accretion phase of a supermassive black hole in the center of a galaxy tens of millions of light years away. read more
Researchers eye space-based solar power
Solar power collected in space could ultimately be tapped to provide the renewable energy of the future. read more
From the Mojave Desert to Mars
NASA recently tested a Mars rover in California's Mojave Desert to prepare for the August landing of its Curiosity rover on the red planet. ? read more
Martian sand dunes are still on the move
NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) has revealed that sand dunes on Mars can put on a surprising turn of speed. read more
NASA detects light from super-Earth
NASA scientists have, for the first time, seen the light from a planet outside our solar system that's a similar size to the Earth. read more
Earthlike planets unlikely in systems with hot Jupiters
Solar systems with so-called hot Jupiters don't seem to harbor Earth-sized planets, a discovery that will narrow the search for Earth-like worlds. read more
NASA uses moon as mirror to watch Venus transit sun
Just like human eyes, the Hubble Space Telescope can't observe the sun directly - so NASA scientists plan to study Venus's solar transit in June by using the moon as a mirror. read more
These dwarf stars consume exoplanets
Astrophysicists at the University of Warwick have identified four white dwarfs surrounded by dust from shattered planetary bodies which once bore striking similarities to the composition of the Earth. read more