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Whatever Happened to KING KONG 1933? New Release “Monster” from Amazing Stories Author, Matt Truxaw Little Balls of Chaos by Sarah Arnette – FREE STORY Time Machine: January 11, 2026 AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: January 11, 2026
Anime/Comics August 30, 2018

Anime roundup 8/30/2018: Double Time

In this week’s viewing: Back from Worldcon, it’s two weeks for the price of one!

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Science August 17, 2018

Strange Spots Found on Dwarf Planet Ceres in Final Round of NASA Craft

TThe Dawn mission’s latest images provide more clues about Ceres’ mysterious white spots

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Science August 17, 2018

Dark Matter and Energy Are Real Reveals Final Data of Planck Mission

The Plank mission’s imaging of the cosmic background radiation confirms that our universe is “almost perfect”

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Science August 16, 2018

Juno data indicate another possible volcano on Jupiter moon Io

Geez, doesn’t Io have enough volcanoes already?

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Science August 16, 2018

10 of the strangest exoplanets in the universe | Big Think

While we’re not finding too many “Earths”, we sure are finding some strange planets

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Science August 15, 2018

History’s Fastest Jettisoned Gas From Stellar Outburst Discovered Originating From Superstar Eta Carinae

Eta Carinae sets a galactic speed record

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Science August 14, 2018

Observatories Team Up to Reveal Rare Double Asteroid

You put your one asteroid in, you put your other asteroid in and you circle all about, you do the astro polky and turn yourself about, that’s what it’s all about!

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Science August 14, 2018

NASA’s Fermi Traces Source of Cosmic Neutrino to Monster Black Hole

A great piece of detective work confirms a long held theory

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Science August 10, 2018

Watch Two Meteorites Smash Into the Moon

Cosmic Walnuts Attack the Moon (where’s Space Force when you need it?)

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Anime/Comics August 9, 2018

Anime roundup 8/9/2018: A Glitch in the Matrix

In this week’s viewing: The last of the July premieres is happening in August somehow, and finally the full lineup all at once!

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Science August 7, 2018

Astronomers discover a nearby free-range planet with incredible magnetism 

They should probably name this planet “Solo” – what else would you name a rogue with magnetism?

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August 3, 2018

NASA Unveils First Commercial Crew Astronauts

NASA’s astronaut selection for commercial crew vehicles, live at 11.

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Science July 31, 2018

Chinese Scientists Want to Capture a Small Asteroid and Land it on Earth 

Hmmm. Deliberately pointing an asteroid at Earth and slowing it down so that it can be landed? Is anyone selling insurance for this?

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Science July 31, 2018

The Problem of Power in Space. NASA’s New Kilopower Reactor

In space, no one can hear you ask for an extension cord.

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Science July 30, 2018

NASA 60th: How It All Began 

Where did NASA come from and why was it established? Learn that and more in this 60th anniversary video.

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Science July 24, 2018

IceCube spots a neutrino source: A black hole jet pointed at Earth

Wasn’t that a chart topping song by Elton John? “Black hole and the jets…”

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July 23, 2018

Some of the Most Spectacular Astronomy Images of 2018

4,200 photos were submitted for the contest. These are the best.

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July 23, 2018

Be Ready For The World’s First Artificial Meteor Shower

Microsats and “meteor pellets”. Japanese firm shooting for shows by 2020.

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Science July 20, 2018

Most Of NASA’s Moon Rocks Remain Untouched By Scientists

To date, we have only studied about 16 percent of the moon rocks taken during the Apollo missions. NASA’s Apollo curator keeps them for future generations. Source: Most Of NASA’s Moon Rocks Remain Untouched By […]

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Science July 18, 2018

Researchers discover a dozen new moons of Jupiter

79 and counting….

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Science July 17, 2018

12 Innovations That Could Make Reverse Aging a Reality

A dozen promising anti-aging technologies that seem to work – for dogs, mice and fruit flies

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Science July 17, 2018

To make Curiosity (et al.) more curious, NASA and ESA smarten up AI in space 

Autonomous rovers are likely to catch far more science than ground-controlled rovers

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Science July 16, 2018

Airbus to Build Mars Rover to Get First Soil Samples Back to Earth

Airbus will be helping to return Martian soil samples to Earth

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July 16, 2018

We Talked To The New Leader of Space Nation Asgardia About What The Future Holds

Asgardia, the world’s first space kingdom, and its founder

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Science July 14, 2018

In space, there really might be no place like home | Big Think

Great Filters may be responsible for our galactic “desert”

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Science July 14, 2018

Uranus Struck By Massive Object That Changed it Forever

We think Chuck Tingle ought to look into this….

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Science July 13, 2018

Habitable exoplanet: Ross 128 b could support life 

New research suggests that Ross 128 b could harbor life

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Science July 13, 2018

The Digest: The First Privately-Funded Unmanned Spacecraft Might Land on the Moon in February

Israeli’s on the Moon!

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Science July 10, 2018

How to Watch the Perseids Meteor Showers This Season

109P Swift-Tuttle Rides Again!

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Science July 10, 2018

Here’s what future Mars and lunar space colonies could look like

A virtual reality tour of a Martian colony is planned for the Goodwood Festival

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