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HAVE YOU SEEN THE MOON DURING THE DAY?
The Moon Never Sleeps – Catch It in Daylight This July! Did you know the Moon isn't just for night owls? This July, the Moon makes a daytime appearance, and you can view it right here at Stonehenge Aotearoa — a beautiful reminder that ancient timekeepers never stop...
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Was this the real reason for Stonehenge?
This is a fascinating summary of recent archaeological findings regarding Stonehenge made by Parker Bowles. Here's a breakdown of the key points and their significance: Unification Project: The central claim is that Stonehenge's construction served as a large-scale...
The Acoustic Landscape of Stonehenge, England
Introduction At Stonehenge Aotearoa many visitors are fascinated with the acoustic qualities of the stones. They wonder if the effects they encounter are akin to those that would have been experienced in Stonehenge on Wiltshire Plains, England thousands of years ago....
The Moon’s Far Side Holds Surprising Secrets: China’s Lunar Mission Rewrites History
China's Chang'e-6 mission has brought back the first-ever samples from the far side of the moon, and the findings are shaking up our understanding of Earth's celestial companion. These samples, retrieved from a massive impact crater, contain volcanic rock dating back...
Tectonics, life beginning and lasting on a planet
Imagine Earth as a giant cake fresh out of the oven. As it cools, the inside stays hot while the outside hardens. This creates movement under the surface, like bubbles rising in the cake batter. This movement is what we call plate tectonics. These "plates" are giant...
Archaeological objects made from asteroid materials
Archaeologists have found many ancient artifacts made from asteroid material, including tools, weapons, and jewellery. These artifacts were made from iron meteorites that fell to Earth from space. Examples of artifacts made from asteroid material. Iron...
February 2025 star chart set
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Building on Mars: A 3D-Printed Future
Mars, the red planet, has long been a source of fascination for humans. With its vast deserts and canyons, it is a starkly beautiful place, but also one that is inhospitable to human life. However, recent advances in technology have opened up the possibility of...
Voyager 1: Still Going Strong After 46 Years
Imagine a spacecraft launched in 1977, the same year the first Star Wars movie hit theaters. Now imagine that same spacecraft is still out there, exploring the vastness of space, billions of miles from Earth. That's Voyager 1, a testament to human ingenuity and...