US EditionThe Cosmos Is Vast, so How Do We Measure It?
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The impressive distances of the cosmos are difficult to visualize, so how can we be sure that we measure them correctly? Chanda Prescod-weinstein explains It is estimated that 500,000 stars shine in this part of the galaxy of the Milky Way One of the great challenges in communicating on space and space-time is that the universe is so large [...]
Can we break through our origin by looking at the cosmos? NASA is stepping up its efforts to answer one of humanity's oldest questions: how did life begin? In this new era of exploration, the space agency is preparing to deploy an arsenal of advanced technologies in the hope of enlightening one of the greatest mysteries of the universe. The announcement of ambitious missions like SPHEREx or PUNCH demonstrates NASA's determination to study cosmic…
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