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Richard Linklater’s Apollo 10 ½ is a joyous celebration of the moon landing

Ahead of the anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission next week, take half a step back and enjoy Linklater’s animated fantasy-memoir about his childhood in 1960s Houston

The Guardian - AU

NASA may have found alien life on Mars then accidentally destroyed it, scientist claims

The Viking lander mission touched down on Mars in the mid-1970s and carried out a number of tests for alien life, including introducing water into soil samples, that could have actually killed the organisms

Daily Mirror

Scientists discover huge, heat-emitting blob on the far side of the moon

Scientists detected a peculiar blob of heat-emitting material buried on the far side of the moon. The most likely culprit is a rock that is very rare outside of Earth.

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Artemis 4 and Artemis 5 moon missions will include European astronauts (exclusive interview)

The head of the European Space Agency says its astronauts will fly on Artemis 4 and 5, two moon-landing missions slated to launch in the late 2020s.

Space

Alien Life Could Be Abundant As Cosmos Teems With Water, Study Finds

Cosmic Discovery: More Planets and Moons with Water than Previously Thought

Zenger

Good news for the alien life hunt: Buried oceans may be common on icy exoplanets

Finding liquid water on exoplanets is 100 times more probable than previously thought, boosting the odds of alien life significantly, a new study suggests.

Space

Europe will issue new ExoMars lander contract in a few months for beleaguered Mars rover (exclusive)

The European Space Agency's director general, Josef Aschbacher, says the member states are moving ahead with a lander design contract to bring a life-seeking rover to Mars.

Space

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Are you an observer, promoter, connector or influencer? 4 ways to harness social media for innovation

Are you eager to steer your career, team or organization toward uncharted territory? Or do you aspire to solve complex societal problems through innovation? It turns out that the most successful innovators aren’t solitary geniuses.

The Conversation

Why This Humanoid NASA Robot Got A Gig On An Oil Rig

NASA's Valkyrie bot has its first job.

Zenger

Webb Space Telescope spots most distant black hole yet. More may be lurking

Astronomers have discovered the most distant black hole yet using NASA's Webb Space Telescope

The Independent UK

How rivers on Titan and Mars flow

There are only three worlds in our solar system with rivers: Earth, Mars and Titan

Salon

FAA bills would launch drones to fight wildfires - Roll Call

Lawmakers are considering FAA reauthorization bills that would clear the way for drones to be used in fighting wildfires.

Roll Call

Want to bid on the first photo of the Earth taken from the moon? It could be yours for $8,000

The 5ft wide image was taken in 1966 and is up for auction by Bonhams as part of the Space History sale

Digital Camera World

Chandrayaan-3: A guide to India's third mission to the moon

Chandrayaan-3 is the third Indian mission to the moon. It aims to deploy a lander and a rover to the lunar surface for 14 Earth days to gather science and imagery.

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Boom! Watch an inflatable space habitat explode during testing (video)

Lockheed Martin recently completed a successful burst test of the company's sub-scale inflatable space habitat, pushing past safety limits to explode the module at the company's Colorado facility.

The Hindu

Vijayawada student selected for NASA-backed international air and space programme

Mr. Charles John, a second-year intermediate student at Sarada Junior College in the city, has been invited to take part in the five-day educational programme that will be held at different NASA facilities in the U.S.A. between November 12 and 18, 2023.

Daily Mirror

Two huge asteroids to swing past Earth TOMORROW - and one will be closer than the Moon

Two huge asteroids will be whizzing past Earth on Monday, and one of them will be closer than the Moon at just 69,000 miles away - which means it's defined as a near-Earth object

The Canberra Times

Following the Titan tragedy, are there lessons for space?

There are a lot of differences between going into space and deep into the ocean.

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Yes, solar storms are increasing, but don't lose sleep over an 'internet apocalypse.'

Unfounded claims about a major solar storm in 2025 triggering widespread internet blackouts have been circulating online.

Zenger

Scientists Spot ‘swiss Cheese’ Rock On Mars

It follows the sighting of a doughnut-shaped rock earlier in June.

Space

Orion spacecraft gets its heat shield for Artemis 2 moon mission (photo)

Technicians at NASA's Kennedy Space Center have attached the heat shield to the Artemis 2 Orion spacecraft, which will send astronauts around the moon for the first time in over fifty years.

Space

NASA's X-59 'quiet' supersonic jet looks ready to fly in new photos

New photos of NASA's X-59 supersonic plane show the aircraft parked on the flight line as it prepares for a series of ground and initial flight tests.

Space

Morphing NASA robot could someday walk, fly and drive over alien planets (video)

A team from Caltech and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) has designed something that goes way beyond your typical rover, and may be the next step in robotic planetary exploration.

Space

Why is the sun's outer atmosphere so staggeringly hot? AI could help us find out

Why the sun's corona, or outer atmosphere, is so hot has been a mystery for decades, but machine-learning algorithms are now on the case.

Space

'Go for stack': Museum to start taking space shuttle Endeavour vertical for launchpad-like display

It's taken more than 10 years of planning and fundraising, but space shuttle Endeavour is ready to go vertical. The California Science Center has set a date for stacking to begin.

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