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Water in the Universe Is So Ancient It Formed Shortly After Big Bang, Before the First Galaxies Existed

A team of scientists from the University of Portsmouth has made a discovery that could revolutionize our understanding of the origin of life in the universe. According to a study led by astrophysicist Dr. Daniel Whalen, it has been demonstrated that water was present in the cosmos between 100 and 200 million years after the […]

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European Scientists Are Developing Technology that Uses Water as Fuel for Spacecraft

Using water as fuel to travel through space—this is the challenge of WET – Water-based Electric Thrusters, a new research project under Horizon Europe coordinated by the University of Bologna. Researchers will explore the behavior of plasma generated from water to design a new type of electric thruster that can be used in space satellites. […]

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The Newly Formed Earth Was a Dry and Hot Place: A Theory Explains How Water Arrived Here and on Other Planets of the Solar System

A group of scientists from the Paris Observatory has proposed a new theory about how water arrived on Earth, a key question for understanding the emergence of life on our planet. The study, published in the journal Astronomy and Astrophysics, suggests an innovative mechanism that could change our view of Earth’s past and that of […]

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Not a drop of water on the surface of Mars, but there are oceans inside that could harbor life

Mars, often called the Red Planet, has long fascinated scientists and the public alike with the tantalizing possibility of water—and potentially life—beneath its desolate surface. Recent research offers a breakthrough in this quest, revealing that while there may not be any liquid water on the Martian surface, a vast underground reservoir could rival Earth’s oceans. […]

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Earth’s Rivers Carry Only 2.5 Percent of All Water on the Planet, According to NASA Study

NASA has conducted a study that explores the flow and storage of water in the Earth’s rivers. This research, published in Nature Geoscience, has uncovered important data about the quantity of water flowing through Earth’s rivers, the rate at which this water flows into oceans, and how these metrics fluctuate over time. Such information is […]

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Moon has More Water than Previously Thought, According to a Study of the Lunar Crust

New research is revealing that the Moon may have had more water in its early history than scientists previously believed. A study published in the journal Nature Astronomy shows that the Moon’s primitive crust, which makes up its surface, was significantly enriched in water over 4 billion years ago. This finding goes against earlier theories […]