H2o to hydrogen

	Oldest Planet Discovered Suggests: Earth May Survive an Apocalypse
...An international astronomers team has come up with new clues to solve the mystery about our solar system's future as it orbits a dying sun. The team of 23 researchers used telescopes around the globe, having spent seven years in Naples studying the pulses of the V391 Pegasi star. Their collaboration has led to the discovery of a new planet, Peg V392b, the oldest planet so far discovered in the universe. The astron...
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	NASA to Strike the Moon with a Double Sledgehammer
... Two spacecrafts are going to be launched by NASA in hope of slamming into the South Pole of the moon and find out if the double explosion on the surface of the moon will be able to reveal the hidden water ice. Undoubtedly the Earth-on-moon violence may lead to serious discussions on the topic, but the history of NASA demonstrates that such missions may bring a lot of useful information. "I think that people are app...
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	Bombs to Become Safer for the Environment
...xplosives made from materials that would be more environmentally friendly and more powerful than commonly used explosives. The explosives for military and industrial use, such as TNT or RDX have a toxic effect when detonated which is unsafe for the environment. This becomes even more hazardous, when incomplete or no explosion took place. These explosives are often unsafe to handle as their sensitivity to impact, frict...
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	Jupiter's Satellites Can Bring Nuclear Winters to Earth
...ysterious phenomena take place on Jupiter. For centuries the gas planet has been quiet but over the last three years scientists observed two red spots in Jupiter's atmosphere. The spots are from five to ten times bigger than our planet. The phenomena were spotted on Europa, one of Jupiter's largest natural satellites. This year the planet's ice-heavy poles moved 90 degrees and changed places with the equator. It is wo...
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