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For years scientists believed that water was required to rust the iron in the rocks and using water for speculation over the possibility of micro-life being on Mars. In a Simulation Laboratory in Denmark, conducted various experiments where quartz grains mixed with magnetite in a tumbler turn red in a few months as the surfaces [...]

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I have been very critical of exploring Mars, namely the hype of trying to find life while favoring more exploration on other planets and moons which seem to have information worth studying. There is only so much money that can go around which is another reason as well. But I must say, the recent [...]

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Located 25,000 light-years away in the direction of Sagittarius, containing a huge assortment of young stars which are pretty massive in size. So what is suprising to astronomers about this observed phenomena?
Last month, Space.com reported…
“A dense cluster of young stars situated near the supermassive black hole at the heart of the Milky Way is surprisingly [...]

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Ever since Cassini has been exploring the planet Saturn, scientists unwittingly have turned up evidence for creationism rather than revealing a very old appearance consisting of billions of years old.
One of the ways scientists were trying to fit it’s youthful appearance into their framework of an old Universe was with through the use of a [...]

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