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The Covid-19 pandemic might have made it difficult for you to travel to catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights but what's even better is that now you get a chan

Here's your chance to name the Northern Lights!

Can't travel to see the Northern Lights this year? Fret not! You now have a chance to name them.

The Covid-19 pandemic might have made it difficult for you to travel to catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights but now you have an opportunity to name them!
Thanks to a European tourism company,&nbsp;Visit Arctic&nbsp;Europe, you can name the storms that cause Northern Lights.&nbsp;
All you need to do is head to the&nbsp;Naming Auroras&nbsp;website, pitch in your suggestion and justify your name suggestion. If approved, your name will feature on the website and what's better than having an aurora after your name?

Breakthrough: NASA confirms presence of water on the Moon

Revealing its much-anticipated news, NASA&nbsp;researchers say they can&nbsp;confirm the presence of water on the sunlit surface of the Moon for the first time!

NASA&nbsp;scientists confirm the presence of water on the Moon
Findings published in 2 papers in the journal Nature Astronomy
'Probably tens of billions of micro cold traps on the Moon'
Water essential resource for setting up a permanent base on the body&nbsp;
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In a breakthrough for space research and travel, NASA&nbsp;scientists have confirmed the presence of water on the sunlit surface of the Moon for the first time via its Sofia Telescope.
Noting the findings in two papers published in the journal Nature Astronomy, the agency discovered that there are probably tens of billions of &ldquo;micro cold traps&rdquo; on the moon, which could be great news for the future of lunar ice.&nbsp;
Water is a crucial resource for not just continuing research on the Moon but also for building a permanent base on the celestial body, which could later serve as a stop-over on the journey to Mars.&nbsp;

Water on Mars? Researchers confirm buried lakes

Researchers have confirmed the presence of one large saltwater lake, discovered two years ago and three more water bodies around the larger one, on Mars!
According to a new study published in Nature Astronomy, the lakes cover an area of approximately 75,000 square kilometres. To put that into perspective, that is about one-fifth the size of Germany.&nbsp;
The discovery raises the possibility of life on the red planet.&nbsp;
Scientists used radar data from the European Space Agency's (ESA) orbiting Mars Express spacecraft to discover the lakes.&nbsp;

More evidence of water found on Mars!

Researchers have confirmed the presence of one large saltwater lake, discovered two years ago and three more water bodies around the larger one, on Mars!
According to a new study published in Nature Astronomy, the lakes cover an area of approximately 75,000 square kilometres. To put that into perspective, that is about one-fifth the size of Germany.&nbsp;
The discovery raises the possibility of life on the red planet.&nbsp;
Scientists used radar data from the European Space Agency's&nbsp;orbiting Mars Express spacecraft to discover the lakes.&nbsp;

Researchers have confirmed the presence of one large saltwater lake, discovered two years ago and three more water bodies around the larger one, on Mars!
According to a new study published in Nature Astronomy, the lakes cover an area of approximately 75,000 square kilometres. To put that into perspective, that is about one-fifth the size of Germany.&nbsp;
The discovery raises the possibility of life on the red planet.&nbsp;
Scientists used radar data from the European Space Agency's (ESA) orbiting Mars Express spacecraft to discover the lakes.&nbsp;

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