Week 44

 

 News From Around The Web

 

NASA to fly National Geographic cameras on crewed return to moon

What’s Up with that Mars Helicopter?

A once-quiet battle to replace the space station suddenly is red hot

Gitai successfully demos autonomous robot inside the International Space Station

The Next Rover To Mars Is Ready And Here’s What’s So Special About It.

Juno peers deep into Jupiter's colorful belts and zones

Why is there a 'crisis' in cosmology?

Astronomers Discovered A Galaxy Shipyard

Building planets from protoplanetary discs

Getting NASA data to the ground with lasers

Compositions of exoplanets and their stars have a surprising relationship, study reveals

How astronomers probe the Sun’s explosive past

A Hint of Dark Matter Sends Physicists Looking to the Skies

Quantum Teleportation Is Cool, And Here’s How It Is Done Experimentally.

 

 

 

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Week 43

 

 News From Around The Web

 

Astronomers provide 'field guide' to exoplanets known as hot Jupiters

NASA starts process to acquire more commercial crew missions

Hear sounds from Mars captured by NASA's Perseverance rover

The Mars helicopter Ingenuity is ready to fly again after interplanetary radio blackout

China's lunar samples reveal new type of basalt

Strange white dwarf switches 'on' and 'off' in front of astronomers

A map of River Beds on Titan for Dragonfly to Explore

Gravitational self-lensing of massive black hole binaries

What colors are the planets in our solar system? And why are they so different?

Studying the edge of the Sun's magnetic bubble

Examining the accelerating universe

Meteorites Found With Little Pieces of Other Stars

The Large Magellanic Cloud Stole one of its Globular Clusters

NEID Spectrometer Lights Up Path to Exoplanet Exploration

 

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Week 42

 

 News From Around The Web

 

Starliner valve investigation continues to focus on moisture interaction with propellant

Orionid meteor shower 2021: When, where & how to see it

China launches first solar observatory, tests grid fins

What a blast: The rush of amateur astronauts

Virgin Galactic delays next crewed space launch to 2022

How to Prevent our Spacecraft From Contaminating Mars

Scientists find evidence the early solar system harbored a gap between its inner and outer regions

Europa: Hosting Extraterrestrial Life?

SpaceX will debut new Dragon capsule for upcoming crew launch

Unifying models of chorus wave frequency chirping

Earth is reflecting less light. It’s not clear if that’s a trend

China's FAST telescope could detect self-replicating alien probes

Life on Mars: simulating Red Planet base in Israeli desert

The Biggest Comet Ever Seen Will get as Close as Saturn in 2031

 

  

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Week 41

 

 News From Around The Web

 

Astronauts name next new SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule 'Endurance'

China rolls out rocket for its longest crew mission yet

NGA plans annual survey of international Earth imagery leaders

Can we ever be safe in space?

This Object is Both an Asteroid and a Comet

Earth observation is expanding into new markets

Pluto's atmosphere is starting to disappear, scientists find

Perseverance Sees Evidence of Flash Floods in Jezero Crater

Newly returned moon rock samples chronicle the dying days of lunar volcanism

Hubble detects a dangerous galactic dance

Are the Burned-Out Remnants of the First Stars all Around us?

An Exoplanet Reaches 2400 C in One Hemisphere. Does it Really Rain Iron?

NASA spacecraft will crash into an asteroid at 15,000 mph. Will it make a dent?

Lasers to probe origin of life on a Moon

 

 

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Week 40

 

 News From Around The Web

 

First SLS launch likely to slip to 2022

Europe-Japan space mission captures images of Mercury

China displays crewed moon landing mission elements

NASA plans careful restart for Mars helicopter after quiet period

'Mini psyches' give insights into mysterious metal-rich near-Earth asteroids

NASA software helps weather forecasting around the globe

Heavy bombardment experienced by the planets in the early Solar System

Future Telescopes Could be Seeing the Wrong Planets

Space archaeology study: Life & culture on the International Space Station

Study: Sunlight Filtering through Venusian Clouds Could Support Earth-Like Photosynthesis

Lake Breach Floods Eroded Surface of Early Mars, Study Says

Rogue Planets Could be Habitable

Lunar landers could spray instant landing pads as they arrive at the moon

Researchers reveal a wobbly and flared Milky Way disk based on LAMOST-Gaia data

 

 

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