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Wakata back from ISS after 5-month mission

WASHINGTON -- Astronaut Koichi Wakata of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) returned to Earth on Saturday with three crewmates from the International Space Station (ISS).

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Starwatch: let the moon guide you to the red jewel of Antares

Brightest star in constellation Scorpius is red supergiant star containing more than 12 times mass of Sun

The Guardian - UK

Scientists Just Found a Way to Make Living on Mars Easier

Communicating with far-off Mars is hard, but new satellite arrangements could make things easier for future missions.

Inverse

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Four astronauts fly SpaceX back home, ending five-month International Space Station mission

Four astronauts return to Earth after a quick SpaceX flight home from the International Space Station, with the US-Russian-Japanese crew craving the food and sights of their homelands.

ABC News

Elon Musk’s capsule brings space station foursome safely back to Earth

Four space station astronauts have returned to earth after a quick flight home aboard one of Elon Musk's SpaceX capsules.

The New Daily

Four astronauts fly SpaceX back home, end 5-month mission

Four space station astronauts are back on Earth after a quick SpaceX flight home

The Independent UK

Another day with no launch for Relativity Space 3D-printed rocket

First came upper-level winds, then a boat crept onto the range, and the engines even ignited at one point for a few seconds, but ultimately Saturday proved to be another scrub for Relativity Space’s 3D-printed Terran 1 rocket from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.

Orlando Sentinel

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3D-printed rocket remains grounded after more launch aborts

A rocket made almost completely of 3D-printed parts remains grounded after back-to-back launch aborts

The Independent UK

SpaceX Crew-5 back on Earth with Florida splashdown

ORLANDO, Fla. — Another four humans are back on Earth after spending more than five months in space with the SpaceX Crew-5 mission that departed the International Space Station in the wee hours of Saturday before a 19-hour trip home to splash down off the coast of Florida.

Orlando Sentinel

Some Stars Chew Up and Spit Out Their Planets — But It’s Not a Death Sentence

Stars commonly engulf planets, but some can survive and even outlive the star.

Inverse

The Moon May Soon Have Its Own Time Zone

NASA and other space agencies around the world plan to establish an official time zone for the Moon -- but it won't have to deal with Daylight Savings Time.

Inverse

Watch as hatch closes on ISS as Nasa’s SpaceX Crew-5 prepares to return to Earth

Watch from the International Space Station as Nasa's SpaceX Crew-5 prepares to return to Earth

The Independent UK

NASA tracking asteroid with minor chance of hitting Earth in 2046

NASA is tracking an asteroid nearly 50 metres wide and known as 2023 DW that has a small chance of hitting Earth on Valentine's Day in 2046.

ABC News

NASA teases Artemis astronaut reveal as record federal budget request comes in

ORLANDO, Fla. — NASA Administrator Bill Nelson gave his annual State of NASA speech on Thursday dropping the news of when the agency would announce the four astronauts that will fly on the first crewed mission of the Artemis program while giving a top-level look at a record budget request…

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Salon

Comet coming may be brighter than Venus

The arrival of C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS) is rare – the comet hasn't swung by Earth in more than 80,000 years

Evening Standard

‘Space Juice’ mocktail to be served at ESA’s Jupiter spacecraft launch party

Mars-garita or Moon-hattan, anyone?

Evening Standard

Nasa is monitoring an asteroid that could collide with Earth on Valentine’s Day in 2046

International organisations have been working on planetary defence and ways to protect the planet from potential collisions.

The Guardian - US

Nasa tracking asteroid that could ruin Valentine’s Day in 2046

Asteroid known as 2023 DW is 50 metres wide and has a 1-in-607 chance of striking Earth – but not for two decades at least

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Evening Standard

Asteroid being monitored by NASA could hit Earth on Valentine’s Day 2046

International organisations have been working on planetary defence and ways to protect the planet from potential collisions.

The Guardian - UK

Legally binding global treaty needed to tackle space debris, say experts

Scientists call for collective effort to protect Earth’s orbit from dangers posed by space junk

Tribune News Service

Rocket launch on East Coast will be visible more than 600 miles inland, NASA says

A rocket launch will have people seeing a fiery streak in the sky Saturday from north Georgia to southern Maine, according to NASA.

Orlando Sentinel

More small rocket companies nab launch pad access in Cape Canaveral

ORLANDO, Fla. — The Space Coast rocket dance card has a lot more potential partners after the Space Force announced it was opening up more launch pads to more small companies.

Inverse

NASA Uncovers a Massive Galactic Mystery 9 Billion Light-Years from Earth

X-ray and optical telescopes suggest that an ancient galaxy gobbled up its neighbors and likely lives alone in the distant Universe.

Tribune News Service

Snow falling on telescopes: Astronomy shut down on Bay Area's Mount Hamilton

SAN JOSE, Calif. — A huge slab of ice and snow slides off the huge domed roof of the Great Refractor telescope at Mount Hamilton’s Lick Observatory and smashes thunderously to the asphalt.

Orlando Sentinel

Relativity Space aborts chance for first-ever launch of 3D-printed rocket

Relativity Space came within 70 seconds of its first launch attempt of the 3D-printed Terran 1 on Wednesday, but an automated abort put plans on hold and teams will have to wait for its next shot.

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