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Love from Mars: NASA captures surreal heart-shaped landscapes on the Red Planet
3+ week, 2+ day ago (578+ words) Over the years, NASA has spotted some of the strangest and most fascinating sights on Mars. But not every image leaves us with questions. Some are simply so beautiful and unexpected that they make us stop and stare for a…...
A 'skull' rock on Mars? The eerie formation NASA can't yet explain
1+ week, 16+ hour ago (373+ words) NASA's Perseverance rover landed in Jezero Crater in February 2021. Since then, it has been exploring the surface of Mars. Scientists believe that this place was once an ancient lake. While making its way down a slope on the crater rim…...
Did Venus once have a moon? Scientists think the planet may have destroyed it
3+ day, 2+ hour ago (460+ words) starlust.org Did Venus once have a moon? Scientists think the planet may have destroyed it Earth and Venus are considered twins because of their similar size, mass, and even rocky composition. But one of the things that sets them…...
Asteroid that exploded over Australia on September 6 might be the first-of-its-kind discovered before impact
6+ day, 30+ min ago (494+ words) starlust.org Asteroid that exploded over Australia on September 6 might be the first-of-its-kind discovered before impact Astronomers at the Mount Lemmon Observatory on Sunday detected a tiny asteroid that was predicted to impact Earth on September 6, 2026. The asteroid, officially designated…...