This 239-year-old technology could revolutionize astronomy While most people may not be aware, astronomers have long used satellites to launch telescopes and other scientific equipment above Earth. Inverse · Nov 27, 2022
Readers reply: will we ever set up an outpost on another planet? The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts The Guardian - UK · Nov 27, 2022
Dr Karl Kruszelnicki on 40 years talking about science on the ABC, fighting fake news and saving a life For 41 years, Dr Karl Kruszelnicki has been spruiking science on the ABC, trying to counter the growth of misinformation and even saving a listener's life. ABC News · Nov 26, 2022
SpaceX gives Space Coast 52nd launch of the year ORLANDO, Fla. — A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched Saturday from Kennedy Space Center on the 52nd successful flight of the year from the Space Coast. Orlando Sentinel · Nov 26, 2022
Nasa's Orion capsule nears new distance record as Moon mission approaches halfway mark The spacecraft is to remain in a broad but stable orbit for almost a week. Wales Online · Nov 26, 2022
NASA’s Orion spacecraft successfully enters moon’s orbit NASA’s Orion capsule, a new spacecraft designed to carry future astronauts to deep space, successfully entered orbit around the moon on Friday. Tribune News Service · Nov 26, 2022
NASA's Orion capsule enters far-flung orbit around moon NASA's Orion capsule is now circling the moon in an orbit stretching tens of thousands of miles The Independent UK · Nov 25, 2022
48 jaw-dropping James Webb Space Telescope photos From black holes and baby stars to familiar solar system planets, the universe has never looked more glorious thanks to NASA's James Webb Space Telescope LiveScience · Nov 25, 2022
James Webb space telescope uncovers chemical secrets of distant world – paving the way for studying Earth-like planets Since the first planet orbiting a star other than the Sun was discovered in 1995, we have realised that planets and planetary systems are more diverse than we ever imagined. Such distant worlds – exoplanets – give us the opportunity to study how planets behave in different situations. And learning… The Conversation · Nov 24, 2022
Ukrainians Work to Restore Power to Nuclear Plants as Country Freezes Ukraine restored power on Thursday to two of its four nuclear power plants but much of the country remained consigned to freezing darkness by the most devastating Russian air strikes on its energy infrastructure so far. Viewed from space, Ukraine has become a dark patch on the globe at night,… Asharq Al-Awsat · Nov 24, 2022
King of rockets, NASA’s SLS could soon be usurped by SpaceX’s Starship ORLANDO, Fla. — NASA’s Space Launch System roared off the launchpad at Kennedy Space Center and into the record books, for now. Orlando Sentinel · Nov 24, 2022
Never-before-seen details of distant planet spotted on NASA James Webb Space Telescope Scientists have hailed "game-changing" new findings about a far-off exoplanet collected by NASA's James Webb Space Telescope which could help us understand more about other solar systems Daily Mirror · Nov 24, 2022
The Loop: Another World Cup shock, NASA's out-of-this-world discovery, and facial recognition may help save seals The news Australia is searching for and all the news that happened while you snoozed: This is The Loop, your quick catch-up on this morning's stories. ABC News · Nov 23, 2022
NASA stumbles upon mysterious rocks hiding in ancient Martian lake NASA's latest rover to Mars got a close look at rocks that came into contact with water within an ancient crater. Inverse · Nov 23, 2022
Inverse · Nov 23, 2022 NASA Perseverance rover's Mars landing site may have been too harsh for ancient life Water and brine left behind some key ingredients for life, but the environment they created may not have been very hospitable.
Reuters · Nov 23, 2022 New space observatory helps solve mystery involving enormous black holes Most galaxies are built around humongous black holes. While many of these are comparatively docile, like the one at our Milky Way's center, some are fierce - guzzling surrounding material and unleashing huge and blazingly bright jets of high-energy particles far into space.
The Independent UK · Nov 23, 2022 Space diversity: Europe's space agency gets 1st parastronaut The European Space Agency has made history by selecting an amputee who lost his leg in a motorcycle accident to be among its newest batch of astronauts
The Conversation · Nov 23, 2022 Artemis: why it may be the last mission for Nasa astronauts Neil Armstrong took his historic “one small step” on the Moon in 1969. And just three years later, the last Apollo astronauts left our celestial neighbour. Since then, hundreds of astronauts have been launched into space but mainly to the Earth-orbiting International Space Station. None has, in fact, ventured more…
Daily Record · Nov 23, 2022 Dunblane recruiter admits working for NASA 'out of this world' as new mission begins The former Dunblane High student worked for two years at Mission Control in Texas, overseeing $6billion worth of programmes.
Space · Nov 23, 2022 Homepage Video NASA Astronaut Chris Williams and Roscosmos cosmonauts Sergey Kud-Sverchkov and Sergei Mikaev launch aboard the Russian-built Soyuz MS-28 spacecraft on a mission bound for the International Space Station. Watch it live and read our preview story for more.
Tom’s Guide · Nov 22, 2022 Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Adapt topper review We review the ultra-plush Tempur-Adapt Topper to see if it delivers the same luxurious feel as a full Tempur-Pedic mattress.
Inverse · Nov 22, 2022 Meteorite hunters: How amateur sleuths track down some of the oldest known pieces of the universe Every year, meteorite falls happen across the globe. Finding them is an arduous and sometimes dangerous task, but these citizen scientists enjoy the challenge.
Axios · Nov 22, 2022 The coming Moon economy NASA's most recent Moon mission is stoking the flames of a burgeoning lunar economy.
The Guardian - UK · Nov 22, 2022 Tuesday briefing: Why European leaders don’t want a ‘Swiss-style’ deal for the UK In today’s newsletter: Many in Britain now yearn for closer ties to the EU, but what does the European Union want? Our Brussels correspondent explains what the story’s really about
The Conversation · Nov 22, 2022 How satellites, radar and drones are tracking meteorites and aiding Earth's asteroid defence On July 31 2013 a constellation of US defence satellites saw a streak of light over South Australia as a rock from outer space burned through Earth’s atmosphere on its way to crash into the ground below.