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Satellites to Test Einstein's TheorySatellites to Test Einstein's Theory
18 Nov.
To do this they intend to use satellites. 2 satellites of the Galileo navigation satellite system out at non-target orbits will be used by scientists for precise observations....
Satellite captures the Loch Ness MonsterSatellite captures the Loch Ness Monster
10 Sept.
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The famous Scottish Lake monster, Loch Ness has been captured from the satellite of Google. The mysterious animal whose existence has not been demonstrated early falls on pictures taken by satellite Google Art....
A European Satellite Fell Apart in Earth's AtmosphereA European Satellite Fell Apart in Earth's Atmosphere
13 Nov.
On March 11, 2011 the satellite was able to register sound waves that predicted the powerful earthquake in Japan. The European satellite was also able to determine the parameters of ocean currents....
Jupiter's Unusual MoonsJupiter's Unusual Moons
13 June
Callisto - the 4th satellite, resembles Earth's Moon, covered in dirty ice....
NASA: Earth's Water is Being DepletedNASA: Earth's Water is Being Depleted
19 June
The GRACE twin satellites were launched in 2002, their mission being to map the gravitational field of the Earth. The 2 satellites are in orbit 310 miles (500 km) above the surface of the Earth....
The Secrets of PlutoThe Secrets of Pluto
11 Nov.
Scientists said that they were expecting New Horizons to find at least a few more satellites....
NASA Finds Suitable Life Conditions on One of Jupiter's MoonsNASA Finds Suitable Life Conditions on One of Jupiter's Moons
19 May
Also, Ganymede is the only satellite in the solar system that has a magnetosphere, as well as a thin atmosphere containing oxygen. The surface of the satellite is mainly characterized by 2 types of areas....
Building a Fence Against Space JunkBuilding a Fence Against Space Junk
20 June
Experts claim that at least half a million pieces of debris from satellites and other anthropogenic rubble are orbiting around Earth....
New pyramids found in EgyptNew pyramids found in Egypt
29 June
Infrared satellite images found buried pyramids, 1000 new tombs and 3000 ancient settlements. NASA satellites from 700 km above the earth, equipped with powerful cameras filmed the pyramids....
The Moon Steals a Little of Earth's Atmosphere Every DayThe Moon Steals a Little of Earth's Atmosphere Every Day
02 Feb.
But scientists believe that the natural satellite still holds part of Earth's ancient atmosphere....
Is the Moon's Core Made of Water?Is the Moon's Core Made of Water?
01 July
This allows for speculation that the water is located closer to the core of the satellite than its surface....
How Many Times a Year is There a Full Moon?How Many Times a Year is There a Full Moon?
25 Oct.
Then the light from the Sun cannot illuminate the satellite of our planet....
Mars is Destroying its Moon PhobosMars is Destroying its Moon Phobos
19 Nov.
The 1st stage of the celestial body's destruction has already begun, provoked by the tidal forces between the satellite and the Red Planet....
Climate change caused the end of the Mayans?Climate change caused the end of the Mayans?
04 Oct.
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If the governments of these countries heed the warnings received then the satellite data may actually save lives, the experts added....
Saturn Moon Conceals Enormous Ocean Beneath its IceSaturn Moon Conceals Enormous Ocean Beneath its Ice
02 Nov.
Since then, scientists have known that the satellite has water, but planetary scientists were faced with the question of what the source was of the ice and vapor....
Asteroids, Antarctica and the exclusion Dinosaurs?Asteroids, Antarctica and the exclusion Dinosaurs?
31 Aug.
65 million years ago dinosaurs were wiped out as it is to be believed by Hugh craters caused by an asteroid, today scientists using satellites have mapped the craters under the Antarctic....
Greenland is melting, the ocean is risingGreenland is melting, the ocean is rising
26 Feb.
Within the study space satellites have confirmed that in the period 2006-2008, the melting of ice is equivalent to the accelerated rise in global sea level to 0, 75 mm a year....
The Mysterious Light Photographed Near the MoonThe Mysterious Light Photographed Near the Moon
13 Nov.
Recently an astronaut from the Apollo 17 crew announced that he saw a bright flash appear from the north side of the crater Grimaldi B during an orbit around Earth's natural satellite....
An Entire 260 Giant Geoglyphs in the Kazakhstan Desert Confound ScientistsAn Entire 260 Giant Geoglyphs in the Kazakhstan Desert Confound Scientists
11 July
The pictures, received from a NASA satellite, show a total of 260 giant geometric shapes on the ground, called geoglyphs....
Supermoon Lunar Eclipse Visible on the 28thSupermoon Lunar Eclipse Visible on the 28th
28 Sept.
Scientists call this phase a "supermoon", since the natural satellite looks larger than normal....
NASA Plans to Grow Vegetables on the MoonNASA Plans to Grow Vegetables on the Moon
06 Dec.
According to experts, if the plants are able to survive on the Moon, this means that people will also be able to live on Earth's satellite....
Mysterious Base Photographed on the MoonMysterious Base Photographed on the Moon
04 Dec.
These photographs are supported by the opinion of experts, who concluded that the natural satellite of Earth is inhabited by intelligent life forms....
NASA Photographs 8000-Year-Old SwastikaNASA Photographs 8000-Year-Old Swastika
26 Nov.
The forms in the region of Turgai were first spotted in 2007 by a Kazakh economist, who was looking at satellite images from Google Earth....
The Dark Side of the MoonThe Dark Side of the Moon
11 Feb.
Further explanation pertaining to the unseen side of the moon is the location of the Earth, its satellite and the sun....
Bizarre! The Oldest Things in the WorldBizarre! The Oldest Things in the World
02 Oct.
The oldest satellite still in orbit - Vanguard 1, launched in March 1958. It was the first solar-powered artificial satellite to be sent into Space....

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