S26E75: New clues as to how Earth got its water & More Space News
SpaceTime Patron Exclusive EditionsJune 20, 202300:28:5839.78 MB

S26E75: New clues as to how Earth got its water & More Space News

SpaceTime Series 26 Episode 75*New clues as to how Earth got its waterDiscovery of Sodium chloride, better known as table salt on an asteroid could explain how Earth got its water.*The CERN atom smasher tightens measurements of matter–antimatter asymmetryPhysics tells us that the Big Bang produced equal amounts of matter and antimatter when the universe came into existence 13.82 billion years ago. But, matter and antimatter annihilate each other when they come into contact – so how come we’re here at all?*Astronomers outraged over a new super-bright satelliteOver the past few years, astronomers have become increasingly concerned over the growing number of satellites orbiting the planet which are now causing serious disruption to vital scientific research.*The Science ReportPeople with higher IQs found quicker when tackling simple tasks but took longer on difficult problemsPalaeontologists discover fossilised remains of a giant Australian armoured shingleback lizard.Bad news if you’re a night owl – chances are you’ll die early.Skeptics guide to regulating witch doctors

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