Probing Solar Storms, Mars Ascents, and Alien Remains?: Unraveling SpaceTime S26E117

SpaceTime with Stuart Gary

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Probing Solar Storms, Mars Ascents, and Alien Remains?: Unraveling SpaceTime S26E117

Sep 29, 2023 · 28m 13s

Chapters

01 · NASA's Parker Solar Probe hit by powerful Coronal mass ejection

47s

02 · The most difficult climb of Curiosity’s mission so far

6m 1s

03 · Have alien mummies turned up in Mexico

12m 14s

04 · New findings suggest Moon may have less water than previously thought

12m 15s

05 · The Science Report

23m 26s

06 · Show wrap and credits

26m 29s

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**Show Notes: SpaceTime S26E117 Podcast** - **NASA's Parker Solar Probe's Encounter with CME** - The Parker Solar Probe recently experienced one of the strongest coronal mass ejections (CME) ever documented. - **Curiosity Rover's Challenging Ascent** - After three attempts, NASA's Mars Curiosity rover has successfully reached Gediz Vallis Ridge. This location is believed to be a collection of mud and boulders formed by an ancient, powerful flood. - **Moon's Water Content Re-evaluated** - Recent research indicates that the Moon might possess significantly less water than previously believed, especially within its deep, perpetually shadowed craters. - **Mysterious Mummies in Mexico** - Mexican officials were presented with what are believed to be two ancient mummified extraterrestrial entities, dating back a thousand years. - **The Science Report Highlights** - Adopting a vegan diet can lead to weight loss and monetary savings. - There's a rise in mortality rates for individuals admitted to emergency rooms due to alcohol-related conditions. - A study suggests that people tend to be happiest during their early childhood years.

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Tags	#cme #content #coronal #curiosity #ejection #extraterrestrial #gediz #mars #mass #mexico #moon #mummies #nasa #parker #probe #ridge #rover #solar #vallis #water