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A private mission wants to find alien life on the Solar System's most unrelenting planet

The Venus Life Finder mission wants to find microbes on the place they shouldn't be able to survive.

Inverse

“Space is hard”: How tragedy and ambition have shaped NASA’s Artemis I mission

NASA is going back to the Moon, in part, to honor fallen astronauts.

Inverse

Can astronauts grow their own food?

As access to space increases, the potential for terrestrial benefits directly tied to space exploration grow

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Two new Earth-like planets discovered

Dubbed LP 890-9c, a "super-Earth" orbiting its star's habitable zone is a prime candidate for closer study

Salon

Webb peers into the depths of the Tarantula Nebula

NASA’s James Webb telescope has been able to peer deeper into a dusty nebula that hosts a cluster of newly forming stars. The stunning image of the Tarantula Nebula shows thousands of young stars in greater clarity than ever seen before.

The Hindu

Free 3D models: 24 quality assets for your CG projects

The best places to download free 3D models for design, games and more, from characters to objects and vehicles.

Creative Bloq

Artemis I has a new launch date — if it can overcome a series of challenges

NASA needs to clear these hurdles to try the first modern Moonshot since Apollo. Some may be easier than others.

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NASA eyes late September for its next attempt to launch the Artemis moon mission

During a press conference on Thursday, space agency officials said they were eyeing Sept. 23 or Sept. 27 as possible dates for the launch.

WEKU

NASA fixing moon rocket leaks, hoping for September launch try

NASA is replacing leaky seals in its moon rocket at the pad in hopes of launching it on its first test flight by the end of this month.

The Hindu

Artificial gravity could reduce astronauts’ health risks, Nasa finds

Study using fruit flies prepares for future long-duration deep space exploration

Evening Standard

Turnbull’s hobby, the Fall’s pope song, and Stevie Nicks’ atomic number – take the Thursday quiz

Fifteen questions on general knowledge and topical trivia plus a few jokes every Thursday – how will you fare?

The Guardian - UK

Commentary: Can space save Earth?

The world economy is in the doldrums, pessimism is rife around the world, and most young people, according to one survey, believe climate change means the end of human life on Earth.

Los Angeles Times

Trump once called for nuclear moon tests

“Space Policy Directive-6” set the goal of testing nuclear energy on the moon by 2027

Salon

What’s next for Artemis I after 2nd scrub?

ORLANDO, Fla. — What went wrong with Artemis I was on the launch pad at Kennedy Space Center, so that’s where NASA has decided to try and fix it.

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NASA and Ayr United pledge to boldly tred new ground with youth partnership

The deal is part of Ayr's attempts to grow their footprint across Ayrshire and increase engagement with young supporters.

WEKU

A newly discovered planet 40% larger than Earth may be suitable for life

It's one of two new planets that were recently found about 100 light years from Earth, both of which take just days to orbit their own sun.

ABC News

James Webb Telescope captures detailed new images of stars being born in Tarantula Nebula

It's hoped the detailed, infrared images will give astronomers new insight into how stars are formed.

Dynamite News

Technology: NASA telescope captures Tarantula Nebula

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has captured the image of the Tarantula Nebula, the space agency said. Read more on Dynamite News:

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WEKU

A news anchor showed signs of a stroke on air, but her colleagues caught them early

Julie Chin was covering NASA's delayed Artemis launch when her words began to slur durning a Saturday morning broadcast.

The Hindu

Explained | NASA’s sonification project- translating James Webb telescope images into sound

It is now possible to hear images.

The Conversation

Why do we always need to wait for 'launch windows' to get a rocket to space?

Earlier this week, the Artemis I Moon mission was scrubbed again; now we have to wait for a new launch window.

The Independent UK

Ben Shapiro criticised for denouncing ‘lesbians on the moon’ as reason for Artemis 1 launch delays

While Nasa has explained Artemis 1 launch delays on technical issues and weather forecasts, alt-right commentator suggests bizarre theory: the space agency is too busy trying to hire lesbians

Inverse

45 years ago this week, Voyager 1 began its journey into history

The probe launched weeks after its sibling craft, Voyager 2. Since its launch, it got a close encounter with an intriguing moon and entered interstellar space.

Axios

What the Moon can tell us about Earth

The Moon is an extension of Earth.

Benzinga

Bed Bath & Beyond's CFO Passes Away, Trump Gets Reprieve In Mar-a-Lago Raid Case, Back-to-Back Setback For NASA Artemis Moon Mission And More: 5 Key Stories You May Have Missed From This Weekend

Traders are expected to return to their desks after an event-filled, long Labor Day weekend. The market is still grappling with economic and geopolitical worries, and any incoming news and/or data could influence investor sentiment. Here's a recap of a few major headlines that hit the wire over the weekend.

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