Week 39

 

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Landsat 9, NASA's most powerful Landsat satellite ever, is 'go' for launch on Monday

White dwarfs become magnetic as they get older

NASA urged to avoid space station gap

Cloud-spotting on a distant exoplanet

Earth and Venus grew up as rambunctious planets

Op-ed | Can we backhaul our way to space?

Carbon dioxide reactor makes Martian fuel

Unveiling galaxies at cosmic dawn that were hiding behind the dust

Come on in, the water is superionic

Life support cooked up from lunar rocks

How would humans decompose on Mars?

Orbit Fab to launch propellant tanker to fuel satellites in geostationary orbit

Peering into the Moon's shadows with AI

The sun has spots. Here's what we've learned about them so far.

 

 

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Week 38

 

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SpaceX to launchTurksat 6A

SKorea plans to launch solid-propellant space launch vehicle in 2024, Defence Ministry says

Scientists chip away at secrets of planet formation, origin of life in bevy of new research

Finally an Answer to why Gamma Rays are Coming From Seemingly Empty Space

Part of the universe's missing matter found

Astronomers Measure Mass and Spin of Intermediate-Mass Black Hole

Russian Gov't allocates $60Mln to build Soyuz for tourist flights

If Aliens Are Out There, We’ll Meet Them in a Few Hundred Million Years

Ancient Mars was rocked by violent, climate-changing volcanic eruptions

China’s “U-turn” in Space Station Construction

The Biggest Simulation of the Universe Yet Stretches Back to the Big Bang

ExoMars Will be Drilling 1.7 Meters to Pull its Samples From Below the Surface of Mars

900-year-old Chinese supernova mystery points to strange nebula

UK space company to establish link with the far side of the Moon

  

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Week 37

 

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NASA's Perseverance rover collects puzzle pieces of Mars' history

SpaceX wins contract to launch weather satellite after ULA withdraws

Our Milky Way galaxy isn't very well mixed, study suggest

ALMA’s new Receivers Will let it see Longer Wavelengths, Peering Closer to the Beginning of theUniverse

DoD looking for commercially available nuclear propulsion for small spacecraft

Exploring eruptions from the Sun

Mars rocks collected by Perseverance boost case for ancient life

Geospatial intelligence companies struggle to educate customers about their capabilities

Largest virtual universe free for anyone to explore

White Dwarfs can Continue Burning Hydrogen, Even After They’re Dead

Ground-Based Observatories Could use Starshades to see Planets too

Black holes found to exert a pressure on their environment

Next generation of Orion spacecraft in production for future Artemis missions

There Should be More Material Left Over From Bombardment Eras. Maybe the Sun Blew it all Away?

 

  

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Week 36

 

 News From Around The Web

 

China is developing its own Mars helicopter

China launches 4 satellites on 2 rockets within hours of each other

US grounds Virgin Galactic after trajectory issue

Scientists are using new satellite tech to find glow-in-the-dark milky seas of maritime lore

SpaceX's private Inspiration4 mission is 'go' for launch on Sept. 15

Ingenuity Mars Helicopter set to fly lower for detailed surface imaging

Chandra resumes science operations

The Galactic Beauty of Star Formation

Holding stellar nurseries in your hands

World's largest Martian meteorite goes on display 

Powering sustainability: Satellite propulsion underpins orbital stewardship

Stellar collision triggers supernova explosion

Curiosity Mars Rover: Spectacular and Rugged Scenery

Hubble telescope spies brilliant star cluster in Milky Way's neighbor galaxy

Heavier Stars Might not Explode as Supernovae, Just Quietly Implode Into Black Holes

 

 

  

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