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Imagine the following scene. are you on the moon. He is one of the first humans selected to live outside of his home planet. In his spaceship he has minimal supplies but needs to start his own lunar cultivation to survive. Where would he start? the research project 'Green Moon Project'led by a team of Spanish scientists, points out some keys to plant food on the moon. write down the tutorial because, if the situation arises, it could save your life (or at least your dinner). The first thing to take into account when setting up a crop on the…

Astronomy fans have a new appointment. This Tuesday, October 25, comes a spectacular visual phenomenon in barcelona and part of the eastern, northern and northwestern regions of Spain: the Moon will cover a part of the Sun during noon and a partial solar eclipse. An eclipse occurs when there is a perfect alignment (or almost) of the Sun, the Moon and the Earth itself. If one is given Sun-Earth-Moon alignmentit is our satellite that enters the shadow of the Earth and we have a lunar eclipse. if the alignment is Sun-Moon-Earthit is the moon that leaves us in the shadow…

This Tuesday, October 25a spectacular arrives visual phenomenon in barcelona and part of the eastern, northern and northwestern regions of Spain: the Moon will cover a part of the Sun during noon and a partial solar eclipse. An eclipse occurs when there is a perfect alignment (or almost) of the Sun, the Moon and the Earth itself. If one is given Sun-Earth-Moon alignmentit is our satellite that enters the shadow of the Earth and we have a lunar eclipse. if the alignment is Sun-Moon-Earthit is the moon that leaves us in the shadow and a Sun eclipse. The one of…

Tuesday has been generally considered a geologically dead planet, however now an international team of researchers led by the ETH Zurichin Switzerland, reports that seismic signals indicate that volcanism is still play an active role in the formation of the Martian surface, as published in the journal 'Nature Astronomy'. The SEIS seismometer Since 2018, when the mission Vision from NASA deployed the SEIS seismometer on the surface of Mars, seismologists and geophysicists from ETH Zurich have listened to the seismic beeps of more than 1,300 earthquake martians. Time and time again, researchers recorded smaller and larger Martian earthquakes. A detailed…