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ISRO to conduct first test flight of Gaganyaan mission on October 21

ISRO to conduct first test flight of Gaganyaan mission on October 21. Test to test 'crew module' and 'crew escape system' to simulate abort condition. Navy personnel to recover module from Bay of Bengal. Test vehicle is single-stage liquid-fuelled rocket. Success sets stage for unmanned mission and manned mission to…

The Hindu

Tonight Is Your Last Change To Glimpse the Draconid Meteor Shower

The Draconids peaked on the evening of October 8, some stragglers will likely streak across the sky on Monday.

Inverse

Hubble Snapped An Image Of A Galaxy Bursting With Stellar Nurseries

NGC 1087's bar is bright and busy, full of young stars and growing stellar nurseries. A new image from Hubble might explain why.

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NASA Redirected Its Asteroid Mission To This Menacing Object Near Earth

A creative space team has redirected a spacecraft to study asteroid Apophis like never before.

Inverse

Scotland's bid to be 'Europe's leading space nation' outlined at LA summit

Scotland’s bid to become “Europe’s leading space nation” will be unveiled at a Los Angeles summit.

The National (Scotland)

NASA's plan to deorbit the ISS explained

Yanking the International Space Station back to Earth isn't just a blow to science, it empowers American enemies

Salon

All solar eclipses will be 'rings of fire' in the distant future. Here's why

There will come a time 1.21 billion years from now when the phenomenon of a total eclipse of the sun will become an impossibility.

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Scotland has chance to grow lead as Europe’s top space nation, CEO says

THE chief executive of a top Scottish aerospace company has said that Scotland is already Europe's leading space nation.

The National (Scotland)

The Origins of a Mysterious, Supernova-like Blue Blast is Still Haunting Astronomers

This year, the Hubble Space Telescope found an ephemeral blue blast in the strangest of places, leaving astronomers puzzled.

Inverse

Scientists untangle mystery about the universe's earliest galaxies

The existence of massive and mature galaxies during the universe’s infancy defied expectations and baffled scientists. It left them scrambling for an explanation while questioning the basic tenets of cosmology

The Hindu

ISRO to begin unmanned flight tests for Gaganyaan; gearing up for Test Vehicle Abort Mission

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), which is planning to commence uncrewed flight tests for the Gaganyaan mission, has started to make preparations for the Flight Test Vehicle Abort Mission-1 (TV-D1).

The Hindu

Amazon launches first two satellites in planned orbital internet service

Test satellites for Project Kuiper network, which will compete with Elon Musk’s Starlink, launched on Friday afternoon

The Guardian - US

Astronomers Can’t Pinpoint the Source of the Most Powerful Source of Radiation Ever Observed

Researchers found some of the most energetic gamma rays ever observed. And right now, they have no explanation for it.

Inverse

China offers to collaborate on lunar mission as deadlines loom

China, which aims to become a major space power by 2030, has opened up a key lunar mission to international cooperation

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China to double size of space station, touts alternative to NASA-led ISS

China plans to expand its space station to six modules from three in coming years, offering astronauts from other nations an alternative platform for near-Earth missions as the ISS nears the end of its lifespan

Inverse

Webb Telescope Reveals An Ancient Universe Packed with Oddly-Bright Galaxies, Puzzling Astronomers

The James Webb Space Telescope gathered amazing images of ancient galaxies. This left astronomers asking, why are they so bright?

The Hindu

ISRO is all geared up for Gaganyaan, says Group Director at Satish Dhawan Space Centre

With the success of the Chandrayaan-3 mission, the scientists at the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) are geared up for its next programmes such as Gaganyaan and Shukrayaan, said Group Director of ISRO at Satish Dhawan Space Centre, G. Appanna.

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Tesla Cybertruck Spotted Towing SpaceX Rocket Engine In New Video

The all-electric pickup was towing a Starship Raptor Vacuum engine, which reportedly weighs around 3,500 pounds in its standard, Raptor 2 version.

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Shrinking planet Mercury getting smaller

The first evidence of Mercury's shrinkage came in 1974 when the Mariner 10 mission transmitted pictures to Earth

Inverse

The Hubble Telescope Just Captured An Extremely Rare Radio Galaxy

NASA published a dazzling image of an enchantingly bizarre galaxy in the Sculptor constellation.

The National (Scotland)

Here's how to see the Draconid meteor shower in Scotland amid peak this weekend

The Draconid meteor shower is peaking this weekend, making the spectacle visible over much of Scotland - here's how to catch a glimpse.

The Hindu

BlueWalker 3 satellite outshines most stars in the night sky

Data from sites around the world showed the BlueWalker 3 satellite is among the brightest objects in the sky. Mitigating against the brightness is difficult, and radio interference may not be sufficient. Strategies must be developed to protect existing and upcoming telescopes from the numerous satellites planned for launch. Constellations…

Zenger

James Webb Telescope Captures New Celestial Phenomenon: Jupiter-sized Objects In Binary Orbit

Composite images reveal unexplained Jupiter-sized objects in the Orion Nebula, challenging current theories of planet formation.

Inverse

Cosmic Eye Candy: Webb Telescope Just Captured Two Incredible Images of the Orion Nebula

A new pair of images reveals newborn stars, rogue planets, and blazing tendrils of gas in stunning detail.

The Guardian - US

US government issues first-ever space debris penalty to Dish Network

Dish to pay $150,000 for failing to properly dispose of satellite and violating the FCC’s anti-space debris rule

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