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SpaceTime with Stuart Gary Series 19 Episode 37 Show Notes

17/6/2016

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Destroyed planet shows signs of limestone in its rubble
Astronomers have discovered a planet that may have been encrusted in Calcium-carbonate limestone -- a mineral normally associated with marine life here on Earth. Scientists made the discovery while studying a white dwarf called SDSS J1043+0855 that appears to be accreting the outermost layers of a differentiated, rocky exo-planet which is part of the planetary system orbiting the white dwarf.  

New study shows where the Moon’s water came from
A new study has concluded that like the Earth -- the Moon probably acquired what little water it has through asteroid collisions rather than comets. The findings show most of the water inside the Moon was delivered by asteroids during the early lunar evolution between 4.5-4.3 billion years ago.  

Four new elements on the periodic table
Four new elements have now been formally added to the periodic table by the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry. The four elements with atomic numbers 113, 115, 117 and 118 were originally announced back in January and given the temporary names originally reserved for these atomic numbers which round out the seventh row of the periodic table.  

World’s most powerful rocket launches new spy satellite
The world’s most powerful rocket the Delta IV heavy has successfully placed a new spy satellite into orbit. The National Reconnaissance Office NROL-37 mission blasted off from Space Launch Complex-37 at the Cape Canaveral Air Force base in Florida following delays due to poor weather conditions.  
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Sky Watch
And we turn our eyes to the skies with Jonathan Nally -- the editor of Australian Sky and Telescope magazine – who joins us to check out the night skies of June.



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13/10/2017 10:53:38 pm

All the aspects mentioned in the blog about the planets are very informative especially about the water on the moon. I am a little doubtful about the authentication of these facts; elsewise they are actually very interesting to read.

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