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Why Saturn has rings and Jupiter doesn't

Researchers point the finger of blame at Jupiter's own massive moons

Salon

Tech & Science Daily: Sun’s ‘canyon of fire’ shoots solar storms at Earth

Electromagnetic explosions on the Sun’s surface have sparked what’s described as a “canyon of fire” that’s due to blast Earth with three days of solar storms.

Evening Standard

Severe drought at US’s largest reservoir revealed through the decades by Nasa satellite images

Reservoir last reached full capacity in 1999

The Independent UK

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Daily Quiz | On the moon landing

On July 21, 1969, Apollo 11 crew members Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin became the first people to walk on the Moon. Here’s a quiz on the moon landing and other space missions.

The Hindu

COMIC: How living on Mars time taught me to slow down

NASA engineer Nagin Cox lives on Earth but works on Mars time, where days are longer and time works differently. Her work with the rovers has entirely changed the way she thinks about time on Earth.

WEKU

Editorial: Counting the cost of America's fickle fascination with space travel

The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Senate Democrats to introduce pot decriminalization bill against odds

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Nasa images show extreme withering of Lake Mead over 22 years

The pictures from 2000, 2021 and 2022 offer a new view into its dramatically low water levels, now at just 27% capacity

The Guardian - US

Omega honours Moon hero

This week Omega commemorates the historic Moon landing in July 1969 with a new portrait of Buzz Aldrin wearing the Speedmaster Professional 321.

Bangkok Post

Dramatic NASA photos reveal Lake Mead water levels at lowest point since 1937

LOS ANGELES — Recent satellite images from NASA show the dramatic water loss that has occurred over the last 22 years at drought-stricken Lake Mead, the nation’s largest reservoir and a lifeline for California, neighboring states and Mexico.

Los Angeles Times

New lunar rover in the works as NASA moon mission advances

A new lunar rover is under development by Lockheed Martin and Goodyear as NASA gears up for a return to the moon

The Independent UK

Webb Telescope May Have Already Found Most Distant Known Galaxy

Just a week after its first images were shown to the world, the James Webb Space Telescope may have found a galaxy that existed 13.5 billion years ago, a scientist who analyzed the data said Wednesday. Known as GLASS-z13, the galaxy dates back to 300 million years after the Big…

Asharq Al-Awsat

NASA aiming for late August test flight of giant moon rocket

NASA is shooting for a late August launch of its giant, new moon rocket

The Hindu

Artemis I moon mission launch dates released by NASA

ORLANDO, Fla. — NASA is finally set to launch the Artemis I rocket in the first step to return humans to the moon.

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A micrometeoroid damages James Webb

Astronomers anticipated that micrometeoroids would hit the telescope, but the damage caused so far was unexpected

USAFacts

How much did NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope cost?

The telescope’s development process cost $10 billion over 17 years.

The Independent UK

NASA aiming for late August test flight of giant moon rocket

NASA is shooting for a late August launch of its giant, new moon rocket

Inverse

The Artemis I Moon mission finally has a launch window — NASA

NASA has used the anniversary of the July 20, 1969 moonwalk to announce tentative launch dates for the first major stage of a mission designed to put human boots on the Moon again.

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Daily Mirror

Secret feuds and rifts that almost ruined the historic first Moon landing

Both Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin wanted to be the first man to set foot on the Moon, and they competed with each other for the accolade, as historian Jim Donovan wrote in his book Shoot For The Moon.

The Independent UK

Scientists are growing billions of stem cells on the ISS to help humans travel to other planets

Scientists are shooting stem cells into space, hoping to make discoveries that help people on Earth

Asharq Al-Awsat

Bacteria from US Soil to be Used in Space Agriculture Experiments

Researchers have taken a tiny piece of soil from the city of Prosser, in Washington state to dispatch it with some of its “inhabitants” to space, which actually happened last week. The soil and its inhabitants of bacteria blasted off into space from Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Friday.…

Motor1

US Army Will Evaluate Canoo EVs For Military Purposes

The Army is interested in the technology’s scalable and adaptable capabilities.

Irish Mirror

Solar storm warning as ‘chaotic’ space weather set for ‘direct hit’ with Earth amid blackout fears

A solar storm is predicted to make a 'direct hit with Earth with its impacts being felt from today, which could disrupt GPS and radio signals

Inverse

Behold! This beautiful new Webb Telescope image looks unreal

An astronomer transformed James Webb Space Telescope data into a gorgeous image.

The Conversation

Will NASA rename the James Webb Space Telescope? A space expert explains the Lavender Scare controversy

The first images from the James Webb Space Telescope are astounding. With its deep infrared eyes, the telescope is illuminating regions of the Universe with never-before-possible clarity.

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