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The loneliest monster black holes may also be the hungriest

Solitary supermassive black holes lurking in less populated areas of the universe munch on material more commonly than their more crowded counterparts, a new study reports.

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Watch Delta IV Heavy rocket launch US spy satellite on penultimate mission early Thursday

United Launch Alliance's powerful Delta IV Heavy rocket is scheduled to fly for the second-to-last time early Thursday morning (June 22), and you can watch the liftoff live.

Space

NASA spacecraft captures glowing green dot on Jupiter caused by a lightning bolt

NASA's spacecraft Juno captured a mysterious image of a green dot on Jupiter's north pole during a 2020 bypass of the gas giant — a lightning strike, scientists have revealed

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Swedish astronaut 'fast-tracked' to join crew of upcoming private Axiom Space mission

A Swedish astronaut will take a seat on the Axiom-3 space mission, taking a commercial fast-track to the International Space Station to become a role-model for future astronauts and scientists.

Space

NASA’s Juno Spacecraft Just Captured A Spooky Green Lightning Flash On Jupiter

NASA’s Juno spacecraft is helping shed light on the gas giant’s wild alien weather.

Inverse

How high can we jump on other worlds?

How high you can jump on other worlds is affected by many factors, here we estimate jump heights based on each world's gravity.

Space

Crew of missing submersible near Titanic includes space tourist Hamish Harding, SETI trustee Shahzada Dawood

5 people on board a submersible are missing after diving near the Titanic ship liner on Sunday (June 18), and have only a few days of oxygen on board, multiple media reports suggest.

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Stars on Mars: viewers see a different side of Ronda Rousey

Stars on Mars' Ronda Rousey shows viewers a different side of her personality. Here's what fans of the show are saying.

WhatToWatch

Testing of 3D-printed space rocket engines begins in the UK

Forget 3D-printed toys, UK company Skyrora is making rockets headed for space

Evening Standard

Fast-spinning white dwarf pulsar, the 2nd we've ever discovered, sheds light on how stars evolve

Astronomers have discovered a second example of a white dwarf pulsar, a rapidly spinning stellar remnant that could teach scientists more about stellar evolution.

Space

Explorers Club speaks of ‘cause for hope’ in Titanic sub search – as it happened

Noises picked up by Canadian aircraft looking for missing tourist submersible but revised search produced ‘negative results’, say authorities; Explorers Club says data could potentially suggest ‘likely signs of life’

The Guardian - US

Search for missing Titanic submersible: What we know so far

The five-person Titan submersible missing in the North Atlantic is reported to have a 96-hour oxygen supply.

Al Jazeera

Aliens in Las Vegas? NASA says no

LAS VEGAS — A bright beam of light recently spotted plummeting through the darkness of an early morning Centennial Hills sky was a meteor and not a UFO, as some Las Vegas residents have speculated, NASA officials confirmed.

Tribune News Service

What Will Be in NASA’s UFO Report? A Physicist on Why NASA is Taking it "Very Seriously”

A committee set up by NASA has examined about 800 reports of unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs), or what most of us would call UFOs (unidentified flying objects).

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The Biggest Hazard for Astronauts on the Moon May Be Right Under Their Feet

Lunar regolith is a major hazard for missions heading to the Moon. And it could be worse on some missions than others.

Space

Rocket Lab's modified Electron rocket HASTE achieves first suborbital launch

Rocket Lab's Hypersonic Accelerator Suborbital Test Electron (HASTE) rocket blasted off from NASA's Wallops Flight Facility on Saturday, June 17.

Chronicle Live

Submarine used to take tourists to see Titanic goes missing sparking Atlantic Ocean search

The wreck of the Titanic was discovered in 1985 - sitting 12,500ft below the surface of the Atlantic, around 370 miles off the coast of Canada's Newfoundland

Daily Mirror

NASA says ‘UFO’ that crashed in Las Vegas was a small meteor - but cops hope to find aliens

Numerous reports came in of seeing a mysterious green object tear across the sky near Las Vegas, Nevada, and neighbours reported seeing an eight-foot-tall humanoid in their backgarden

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Astrophoto of the month: Southern lights delight New Zealand beachgoers

Take a look at the very best space photos submitted by Space.com readers, from our moon to deep space and everything in between!

Bangkok Post

SpaceX launches satellite to boost Indonesia internet coverage

Elon Musk's company SpaceX and Indonesia have launched a satellite from the United States aimed at bringing high-speed internet to remote areas across the sprawling archipelago of more than 17,000 islands.

The Hindu

Explained | If Betelgeuse goes supernova, what would it look like?

The star Betelgeuse is around 500 light years away. Following an explosion, we first would detect a rain of massless particles called neutrinos, which would be harmless to us. After that, the star would quickly brighten. After one or two weeks it would shine with about the same brightness as…

Space

Europe's BepiColombo spacecraft to zoom within 150 miles of Mercury in close flyby today

Europe's Mercury probe BepiColombo will take a close look at its target planet on Monday(June 19), and we can expect some exciting new images soon after that.

The Independent UK

British Paralympian says his selection as astronaut sends ‘powerful message’

John McFall will travel to Germany later this week to begin feasibility studies at the European Astronaut Centre.

The Independent UK

First disabled astronaut says his selection sends ‘powerful message’

John McFall will travel to Germany later this week to begin feasibility studies at the European Astronaut Centre.

Inverse

Astronomers Discover a Clever “Trick” to Avoid Starlink Photobombing Hubble

With the proliferation of satellite trails, astronomers see a lot more streaks in their images.

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