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Mystery of Mars' ancient trenches might have finally been solved
The deep trenches on Mars' surface are one of the planet's more compelling features, and now we might have an idea of the catastrophic events that produced them some of them.
Hidden galaxies, a doomed Mars, and plenty of supernovae drive the week in science
Roundup This week's science news was full of supernovae, hidden galaxies, private space stations, and the discovery that Mars was doomed from the start.
NASA and Box are taking cloud storage out of this world
NASA will use Box's cloud storage and collaboration tools across its distributed workforce both on Earth and in space.
NASA eyeing a dozen private space station bids, could save the agency $1 billion a year
NASA is fielding proposals from about a dozen companies to build up to four private space stations in Low Earth Orbit, which could save the agency $1 billion a year or more.
NASA Mars Perseverance rover captures teeny, tiny Martian moon Deimos on film
NASA's Perseverance rover 'filmed' the Martian sky looking for clouds but caught sight of Mars' tiny moon Deimos instead
Fusion breakthrough and NASA's Artemis drama lead this week's science news
From NASA's ongoing Artemis drama with Jeff Bezos to a nuclear fusion breakthrough, this week was chock full of science news.
Into the Azure: HPE, Microsoft break new ground with first supercomputer in space
HPE's Spaceborne Computer-2 and Microsoft Azure were used to successfully carry out genomics testing on board the ISS
NASA's Mars helicopter is now scouting new sites for Perseverance rover to study
NASA's Mars helicopter Ingenuity is now successfully scouting ahead of the Perseverance rover for new sites to study.
