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The Murchison meteorite that fell on a Victorian farming town in 1969 contains silicon carbide stardust that formed in the outflows of dying stars up to 7 billion years ago, making it older than the Sun itself by roughly 2.5 billion years

By Space Mart Editorial Team · Jul 28, 2026

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How did a Central Asian sea that lost roughly 90 percent of its water in 40 years claw back a northern lobe deep enough for fishing boats to return?

By Space Mart Editorial Team · Jul 27, 2026

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In 1952, Rosalind Franklin exposed a hydrated DNA fibre to X-rays for over 60 hours in a King's College basement, and the resulting image — Photo 51 — showed a dark diffraction cross so unambiguous that the helix was visible before any model had been built

By Space Mart Editorial Team · Jul 27, 2026

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How does a spacecraft launched in 1977 still transmit data from beyond the heliosphere on less electrical power than a household hallway bulb, nearly five decades after leaving Earth?

By Space Mart Editorial Team · Jul 23, 2026