News published by NASA, with its date and source so you can check it.
Reliable information says who published it, when it was published and where the evidence comes from. On SolarScope, the news links to NASA’s official articles.
Good information is like a science experiment: you should be able to find out who did it and how.
Read the headline, but also the date and the source.
A discovery can be confirmed, likely or still uncertain.
A serious article keeps facts separate from guesses.
An article from a space agency often sums up the work of a science team. To go further, you can look up the mission, the instruments and the study named in the original text.
Choose a news article. Find its date, its source and the main evidence it mentions.
Answer two questions about the lesson to stamp your passport.
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