Light, heat, radio transmissions, and medical X-rays may not seem all that similar, yet they are all forms of electromagnetic radiation—waves moving through space (not just outer space ...

she and other SLIME members are finding that these bizarre creatures may hold clues not only to the earliest life on Earth but to the possibility of life in outer space. A world unseen NOVA ...

Though some have cited these stories as early visions of a space station, the tales were only fantasies, reflecting no understanding of conditions in outer space or the problems involved in living ...

And that 100% of your DNA may come from outer ... space? No joke. The biochemistry that defined the coding system of your DNA may have happened off-world, and perhaps even long before Earth ...

Twenty-five years ago, NASA launched one of the most ambitious experiments in the history of astronomy: the Hubble Space ... NOVA Science Trust, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and PBS ...

Tracing black diamonds Outer space may also be the birthplace of the mysterious black diamonds known as carbonados. From the Portuguese word for burned or carbonized, carbonados were first found ...

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Black holes are just one of myriad marvels in outer space. In this feature, learn the difference between pulsars and quasars, antimatter and dark matter, brown dwarfs and white dwarfs, and many ...

Careful analysis of a Hubble Space Telescope image indicated that ... while wide-field pictures were dominated by light from the outer coma and tails. This processed Hubble image shows the bright ...

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National Corporate funding for NOVA is provided by Carlisle Companies. Major funding for NOVA is provided by the NOVA Science Trust, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and PBS viewers.