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When the stars came out

The James Webb telescope is an exemplar of collaborative science and human ingenuity

The Hindu

New type of cosmic explosion called a 'micronova' discovered by astronomers

Astronomers say a new discovery challenges our understanding of how thermonuclear explosions happen in some stars.

ABC News

NASA plan to contact extraterrestrials will attract 'hostile' aliens, claims scientist

There are calls for public discussions before broadcasting our location to any extraterrestrial civilizations that may be listening in from across the stars

Daily Mirror

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Testicular tanning: Scientists explain why men should not try this at home

In this edition of Inverse Daily, read about a wellness trend for men with little science backing it up, extraterrestrial life in the Solar System, and more.

Inverse

Look! Dazzling Hubble birthday image shows five galaxies bunched together

32 years after the deployment of the Hubble Space Telescope, NASA is celebrating the occasion with a stunning photo of the Hickson Compact Group 40.

Inverse

NASA might finally probe Uranus — if these scientists get their way

The decadal survey calls for missions to Uranus and Enceladus, among a host of other mission priorities, including a renewed search for life on other worlds.

Inverse

The U.S. Isn't Going to Slacken Scrutiny After Ending the ‘China Initiative’

While the controversial China Initiative targeted mainly academics and researchers of Chinese descent for alleged espionage, the nascent Nation-State Threat Strategy significantly expands its enforcement scope to broader economic and ideological interests

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Jupiter’s moon Europa may have water where life could exist, say scientists

Surface features similar to ones seen on Greenland ice sheet suggest underground liquid water that could host organic matter

The Guardian - UK

Once-in-a-decade report urges NASA to send probe to Uranus

It would help researchers better understand the planet's origin, rings and satellites.

Axios

Let your dog go vegan — it could help their health and the planet

In this edition of Inverse Daily, learn why you might want to put your dog on a vegan diet, discover the link between exercise and dementia, and more.

Inverse

NASA to send holographic doctors to space as they 'holoport' humans from Earth

Holoportation is a type of capture technology that allows high-quality 3D models of people to be reconstructed, compressed and transmitted live anywhere in real time

Daily Mirror

Axiom-1 to come back to Earth after its historic 10-day mission

The Axiom-1 private space mission returns from its historic International Space Station trip. Plus: Researchers link income inequality with land protection.

Inverse

Artemis 1 wet dress rehearsal failure pushes back launch date of NASA’s Moonbound megarocket

NASA teams will investigate a propellant leak and faulty valve on the Space Launch System rocket.

Inverse

Astronaut slated to become first Black woman to stay long-term on space station

ORLANDO, Fla — A couple of space rookies are joining a couple of veterans on a trip to the International Space Station this week, but one of them will open a new door of diversity as the first Black woman assigned for long-term duty on board.

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Inverse

SpaceX Crew-4: Updated launch date, crew, mission goals of historic flight

If all goes according to plan, Jessica Watkins will become the first African-American woman to make a prolonged ISS stay.

The Independent UK

NASA moon rocket faces more flight delays as repairs mount

The flight debut of NASA's mega moon rocket faces additional delays following a string of failed fueling tests

Daily Mirror

Largest comet EVER weighing 500 trillion tons moving towards Earth at 22,000mph

The C/2014 UN271, or the Bernardinelli-Bernstein comet, has a nucleus of about 80 miles in diameter, which is about the distance from London to Stonehenge

Zenger

Telescope Hopes To Be Able To See Back To Birth Of First Galaxies By Super Cooling Equipment

MIRI was developed through a 50-50 partnership between NASA and the ESA.

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Los Angeles Times

As a seventh grader, his dream took flight, all the way to JPL and to Mars

LOS ANGELES — You may have seen the story about the Psyche mission, in which NASA is preparing to launch a spacecraft that will travel to an asteroid in search of information that might unlock some of the mysteries of the universe.

Orlando Sentinel

NASA nails down Astrovan successor for Artemis astronaut transport to launch pad

ORLANDO, Fla. — Astronauts during the space shuttle era got their rides to the launch pad at Kennedy Space Center for the most part from a classic converted Airstream dubbed the Astrovan. For the next generation, NASA has determined what its Artemis astronauts will ride in before blasting off to…

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The forgotten "planets" of our sun

Long before Pluto's demotion, there was another body in the solar system that was deemed a planet

Orlando Sentinel

Down, up, down: 3 SpaceX Crew Dragons making 2 landings, 1 launch in 2 weeks

ORLANDO, Fla. — The International Space Station is turning into a bit of a drive-thru with the goings and coming on three SpaceX Crew Dragons in the next two weeks.

LiveScience

What is the coldest place in the solar system?

What is the solar system's coldest spot and how does the coldest place on Earth compare?

Bangkok Post

Chinese astronauts return after six months in space

Three Chinese astronauts landed in northern China on Saturday after 183 days in space, ending the country's longest crewed space mission to date.

Inverse

Artemis 1 wet dress rehearsal fails a third time — here's what that means for its Moon mission

The largest launch vehicle since the Apollo-era won't see an official launch quite yet.

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