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Last week, Vice President Mike Pence announced a bold new mission for NASA: creating a sustained human presence, perhaps like a lunar base, on the Moon’s surface. It’s a big change for the agency, which has been focused on going to Mars for the last seven years. But just saying NASA is going to do something isn’t enough for the space agency to actually accomplish a task. Ambitious programs require extra money and sustained commitment from Congress in order to become a reality.

Fortunately, NASA is already working on new hardware for deep space missions that could be used to go to the Moon. For the last decade, the space agency has been developing a giant rocket called the Space Launch System, and a crew capsule called Orion to take...

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This afternoon, NASA is going to make an announcement about big findings from the Cassini spacecraft, a probe that’s been exploring the Saturn system since 2004. This particular announcement will revolve around “new results about ocean worlds” in our Solar System, so that means we’ll be most likely be focusing on either Titan or Enceladus. The two moons of Saturn are thought to harbor liquid water. Enceladus has a subsurface ocean and this saltwater periodically erupts from the moon’s surface as plumes. Titan’s surface, in comparison, is dotted by lakes and seas of liquid methane and ethane.

These new findings from Cassini come at a time when the spacecraft is about to meet its end

Ironically, these new findings from Cassini come at a...

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Hi!

A refresher: About four (4) years ago, this blog/page was created by me, then I entitled it-LIFE SCIENCE- and I've been able to record a few topics here when I was studying my Bachelor's degree. Having returned after graduation, I'm inspired to recreate this webpage by continuing to share all of my acquired knowledge while I still have time to learn and pursue a lot more interesting opportunities in the future.

However, looking back at a few previous topics, there appears to be a lack of more details. For this reason, I am prepared to gather all I can, including data facts, new ideas, relevant topics, and some research studies, in order to fulfill the needs and wants of other science learners in the world.

To be honest, I cannot tell any more drama, but I'm simply glad to be back and take enough time now than before. Though I've been busy developing some new skills today, I'll try my best to bring additional information on this page. Because it's my first blog, I probably wouldn't be able to provide regular updates; after all, learning takes time and practice, so please bear with me.

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