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La corrupción, los recortes y la politización quiebran el músculo espacial ruso

By Javier González CuestaPortal

El fracaso de su primera misión a la Luna en 47 años ha reavivado las dudas sobre la industria espacial rusa, asfixiada por la falta de apoyos dentro y fuera del país

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02/09/2023
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NASA shows the first image of the crater left by the Russian spacecraft on the Moon

By A'ndrea Elyse Messer-Penn StatePortal

NASA published on Thursday night the first image of a new crater on the Moon, probably formed by the impact of the Russian Luna-25 probe, which crashed into the surface of the Earth's satellite two weeks ago. The photograph was taken…

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01/09/2023
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After the Moon, India wants to conquer the Sun

By A'ndrea Elyse Messer-Penn StatePortal

Last week India accomplished a great feat by conquering the sought-after south pole of the Moon, and now its next objective is the Sun. The Indian Space Research Agency (ISRO) announced earlier this week that tomorrow, Saturday, September 2,…

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01/09/2023
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Pappus's theorem

By Carlo FrabettiPortal

Pappus of Alexandria formulated important geometric theorems and studied the Platonic solids in relation to the sphere

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01/09/2023
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NASA photographs the crater left by the Russian spacecraft when it crashed into the Moon two weeks ago

By Javier SalasPortal

The 'Luna-25' probe collided with the surface 400 kilometers from where it intended to land, after an error in the approach maneuver

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01/09/2023
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The Sun launches an unexpected and massive cloud of plasma against Mars

By A'ndrea Elyse Messer-Penn StatePortal

It is what we could call a surprise attack. One launched without warning against Mars, in the form of a fiery cloud of plasma that, according to scientists, could strip the red planet of a good part of its already tenuous and deteriorated atmosphere….

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01/09/2023
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Only 1,200 people remained: the moment when humanity almost became extinct

By Daniel MediavillaPortal

A genetic analysis suggests that 930,000 years ago the population of human ancestors was on the brink of extinction, which could have produced the emergence of a new species

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31/08/2023
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