Highly detailed images from the Very Large Array show that magnetic field lines are twisted into new alignments as they are dragged inward toward forming stars.
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Twisted magnetic fields give new insights on star formation
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Highly detailed images from the Very Large Array show that magnetic field lines are twisted into new alignments as they are dragged inward toward forming stars.
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Highly detailed images from the Very Large Array show that magnetic field lines are twisted into new alignments as they are dragged inward toward forming stars.
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New Mars rover findings revealed
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NASA's Mars Curiosity rover has found much higher concentrations of silica at some sites the rover has investigated in the past seven months than anywhere else it has visited since landing on Mars 40 months ago. Silica makes up nine-tenths of the composition of some of the rocks.
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NASA's Mars Curiosity rover has found much higher concentrations of silica at some sites the rover has investigated in the past seven months than anywhere else it has visited since landing on Mars 40 months ago. Silica makes up nine-tenths of the composition of some of the rocks.
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Auroral mystery solved: Sudden bursts caused by swirling charged particles
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A supercomputer model revealed that the rotation of plasma creates electrical currents in the near-Earth space, ultimately triggering auroral breakups. This overthrows existing theories about how auroral breakups occur.
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A supercomputer model revealed that the rotation of plasma creates electrical currents in the near-Earth space, ultimately triggering auroral breakups. This overthrows existing theories about how auroral breakups occur.
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Nanodevices at one-hundredth the cost
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Manufacturing microelectromechanical systems -- or MEMS -- has traditionally required sophisticated semiconductor fabrication facilities, which cost tens of millions of dollars to build. New studies now offer hope that that might change.
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Manufacturing microelectromechanical systems -- or MEMS -- has traditionally required sophisticated semiconductor fabrication facilities, which cost tens of millions of dollars to build. New studies now offer hope that that might change.
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Rocket gets brief glimpse of a galaxy far, far away
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Rocketeers have launched the most sensitive instrument they’ve ever used to explore outer space, seeking clues to how galaxies grow with the birth of new stars, and how they stop growing.
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Rocketeers have launched the most sensitive instrument they’ve ever used to explore outer space, seeking clues to how galaxies grow with the birth of new stars, and how they stop growing.
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Physicists discover material for a more efficient energy storage
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Predictions of physicists recently lead to the discovery of a material with special electric properties which engages the interest of plastics producing industry.
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Predictions of physicists recently lead to the discovery of a material with special electric properties which engages the interest of plastics producing industry.
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Magnetic reconnection: Magnetic explosions in Northern lights and solar flares
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Just under four months into the science phase of the mission, NASA's Magnetospheric Multiscale, or MMS, is delivering promising early results on a process called magnetic reconnection -- a kind of magnetic explosion that's related to everything from the northern lights to solar flares.
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Just under four months into the science phase of the mission, NASA's Magnetospheric Multiscale, or MMS, is delivering promising early results on a process called magnetic reconnection -- a kind of magnetic explosion that's related to everything from the northern lights to solar flares.
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