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The Latest Breaking News on Space

First orbital rocket launch from Scotland could blast off in October

SaxaVord's operations director also takes aim at enterprise agency's support for a rival launch site

Insider UK

Starwatch: Mercury up before the sun – but only in the southern hemisphere

Northern latitudes will have to wait until March and April for better view of the inner planet

The Guardian - UK

This nuclear-powered rocket could get humans to Mars in less than 2 months

NASA and the Soviet space program spent decades researching nuclear propulsion during the Space Race.

Inverse

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One of the universe’s most iconic nebulas is changing — scientists don’t know why

The Butterfly Nebula is changing, and astronomers are puzzled as to why these changes are occurring. Observations of this planetary nebula show dramatic changes in the butterfly’s ‘wings’ in just 11 years.

Inverse

Supermassive black holes may be bigger and more powerful than we previously knew

A new study sheds light on the darkness of black holes at the center of galaxies.

Inverse

Artemis Accords: What are they & which countries are involved?

As the Artemis program aims to return humanity to the moon and beyond, the Artemis Accords lay out a framework for nations collaborating in this effort.

Space

Astronomers find a surprise layer of volcanic rock in Mars’ massive canyon

Volcanic rock is everywhere on Mars, but you've never seen it like this.

Inverse

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You need to explore this amazing map of the Milky Way

Trust us on this one. The Dark Energy Camera Plane Survey’s latest data release shows our home galaxy in unprecedented detail.

Inverse

Buzz Aldrin gets married on 93rd birthday, oldest of remaining moonwalkers

Buzz spent 93 minutes walking on the surface of the moon, and has now traveled 93 times around the sun.

Orlando Sentinel

Nuclear-powered robots could hunt for aliens on icy Solar System moons

In the coming years, NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) will send two robotic missions to explore Jupiter’s icy moon Europa.

Inverse

Astronaut Buzz Aldrin marries longtime love on 93rd birthday

Astronaut Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin, who was one of the first people to walk on the moon, has married his “longtime love” in a small ceremony in Los Angeles

The Independent UK

Europe set to launch satellite to Jupiter, hoping to find out if there could be, or has ever been life on the giant planet's moons

Has any living object ever survived in the Jupiter system? Is it a possibility? The European Space Agency is hoping to answer these questions and more using its Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer satellite.

ABC News

Piece of Gemini history returns to Cape Canaveral after nearly 60 years

ORLANDO, Fla. — While SpaceX launches and recovers its rocket boosters on a regular basis, it has taken nearly 60 years for NASA’s first-ever rocket stage to be recovered to make its way back to Florida.

Orlando Sentinel

First Native American woman in space steps out on spacewalk

The first Native American woman in space has ventured out on her first spacewalk

The Independent UK

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Evening Standard

Number of visible stars drastically falling, warns study, as ‘skyglow’ affects night sky

Stargazing has become much more difficult over the past 10 years, warn scientists, as levels of urban lighting and pollution increase

Edinburgh Live

Green comet to shoot through skies above Edinburgh for the first time since Ice Age

A green comet is set to pass through the skies in the coming days and be seen from Earth in a once in a lifetime opportunity. The last time a green comet came close to Earth was in the Ice Age.

Inverse

Future humans may not be able to see the stars from Earth — study

Light pollution is getting rapidly worse, according to recent study.

The Guardian - UK

Light pollution rapidly reducing number of stars visible to naked eye, study finds

Research suggests if trend continues, view of Orion’s belt will disappear due to glow from artificial lighting

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The Independent UK

Stars disappearing from human sight at ‘astonishing rate’, say scientists

Astronomers believe LED bulbs may be contributing to the night sky getting rapidly brighter.

The Independent UK

Say cheese! Galactic photo shoot captures 3 billion stars

A galactic photo shoot has captured more than 3 billion stars and galaxies in one of the biggest sky surveys ever

Inverse

Our Solar System may be surrounded by a halo of 10 million interstellar objects

A recent model suggests that passing interstellar objects should get pulled into our Sun's orbit fairly often.

Chicago Sun-Times

Horoscope for Thursday, Jan. 19, 2023

Avoid shopping or making important decisions from 4 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Chicago time. After that, the moon moves from Sagittarius into Capricorn.

Bangkok Post

Research on Chang'e-5 lunar samples gains fruitful results

BEIJING: More than 50 research results on the lunar samples brought back by the Chang'e-5 mission have been published in notable academic journals at home and abroad, pushing China's lunar science research to the international forefront, according to the China National Space Administration (CNSA).

ABC News

James Webb Space Telescope discovers its first Earth-sized exoplanet

Not only was NASA's James Webb Space Telescope able to identify the exoplanet but it was also able to detect a range of molecules to determine what the exoplanet's atmosphere might be.

Wales Online

'Time travelling' TikToker claims aliens will take over Earth in 2023

On the TikTok account "radianttimetraveler" Eno Alaric claims to be a "time traveller", and has amassed 129,000 followers on the platform

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