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The research will examine Alaska's frozen arctic sand dunes, which are similar to dune fields on Saturn's moon, Titan, and on early Mars.
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Researchers explained how breath and sense of smell can both be used to monitor for serious head injuries.
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San Antonio’s Southwest Research Institute, UTSA devise helmet pads to reduce traumatic brain injuryResearchers will create padding designed to withstand both blunt and ballistic impacts service members face in the field.
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A unique research project is using NASA high altitude aircraft and teams of ground-based citizen scientists to observe the eclipse.
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Scientists found water molecules in two out of four asteroids examined, which can help inform the distribution of water in our solar system and beyond.
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SwRI is developing a turbine that runs off of supercritical carbon dioxide, a heated up fluid state of CO2, which is significantly more efficient than steam turbines used across the energy industry, with a much smaller physical footprint.
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It's been theorized that there is an ocean that could possibly harbor life under a sheet of ice on Europa.
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The Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) spacecraft, traveling about 14,000 mph, slammed into an asteroid named Dimorphos, right on target.
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Southwest Research Institute and Tecnológico de Monterrey announce research partnership to develop sustainable manufacturing methods.
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Based on data from the Cassini spacecraft mission, a Southwest Research Institute scientist has uncovered evidence of a liquid internal ocean on a tiny moon of Saturn called Mimas.