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Earth could be hit by solar flare storm within 48 hours warns NASA model

Known to cause power and radio blackouts, the unique geometric storm could hit the planet's magnetic field on Thursday, according to top NASA scientists and models.

Edinburgh Live

First Israeli Astronaut Boards International Space Station

Eytan Stibbe at 64 participates in the first-ever fully private space mission.

Zenger

Elon Musk's SpaceX, NASA Now Target April-End To Send Crew-4 Astronauts To Space

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Explained | Who is Mark Vande Hei, the NASA astronaut who returned to the earth after 355 days?

With all his spaceflights, Mark Vande Hei has now spent a total of 523 days in space.

The Hindu

Solar storm heading for direct hit with Earth within 48 hours, says NASA model

A solar storm is set to strike Earth on Thursday and it could cause power outages, as well as disruptions to GPS and radios, an expert has warned after studying NASA and NOAA models

Daily Mirror

50 years ago, John Bockris saw the future of Australia's climate crisis

Today's climate experts were in awe when the ABC played them quotes from one man in the early 1970s on the climate crisis and how it could be averted.

ABC News

Dragonfly wings could help determine the future of human flight

In this edition of HORIZONS, read about how lessons from dragonflies' evolution will help humans move around the world more efficiently and rapidly despite the climate crisis.

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Solar storm with 'direct hit' on Earth could lead to massive blackouts

At its strongest, the storm can cause blackouts as electricity grids collapse, satellite navigation to go down and other major electrical problems

Dublin Live

4 days in, Axiom Space's crew makes history for private space flight at ISS

Axiom-1 is the first all-private mission to the International Space Station, chartered by Axiom Space through SpaceX in the hopes of funding a private space station.

Inverse

Urgent solar storm alert sparks Ireland blackout fears as NASA warns of 'direct hit' on Earth

The storm scale goes up to G5 and at its strongest can cause blackouts as electricity grids collapse, satellite navigation to go down and other major electrical problems

Irish Mirror

Why did the CDC get so much about Covid-19 wrong?

In this edition of Inverse Daily, find out about the consequences of the CDC and the WHO's initial Covid-19 messaging, an interstellar meteor dividing the science community, and more.

Inverse

Ukraine war threatens space exploration

New U.S. sanctions on Russia will encompass Russia’s space agency, Roscosmos

Salon

India, U.S. hold broad 2+2 discussions, with Ukraine looming over talks

India joins Bahrain-based multilateral partnership Combined Maritime Force as associate partner

The Hindu

To Boldly Grow: NASA Tracks Earths Forest Canopy From Space

The International Space Station recently changed its orbit height from 262 miles above Earth to about 258 miles.

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One thing cosmonauts do (and astronauts don't) could be the key to getting to Mars

Study after study has shown astronauts' eyesight decline after spaceflights. A new study could tell us why — and how to prevent it.

Inverse

Look! Telescope captures rapid unexpected temperature changes on Neptune

Astronomers targeted the deep blue sea-colored clouds of Neptune over 17 years — and discovered summertime coming sooner than expected.

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NASA Contracts Canoo To Create Electric Transport For Artemis Astronauts

This vehicle will fulfill the role of the old Shuttle era Astro van, to drive astronauts to the launch pad.

Benzinga

NASA Is Helping Nissan With This EV Technology: What You Need To Know

Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) may soon see competition from Nissan Motor Co.

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Harvard astronomer believes an interstellar meteor (or craft) smashed into Earth in 2014 — others aren't so sure

Avi Loeb, a famous Harvard University astronomer, believes he and a student discovered an interstellar object that hit Earth in 2014. But the wider space science community is skeptical.

The Independent UK

Jeff Bezos posts rare tweet advising Elon Musk on how to convert Twitter headquarters into a homeless shelter

In a recent Twitter poll, the SpaceX co-founder asked his followers if he should convert the social media company’s headquarters into a homeless shelter

Zenger

Live From Mars: How Electric Ears Help Red Planet Rover Hear Mars For First Time

People can hear whirs, puffs, and zaps recorded on the Red Planet, thanks to the new devices on the Perseverance rover.

Inverse

Oxygen may be sneaking into Europa's oceans — opening the door for alien life

New research shows that the moon is pulling oxygen down below its icy shell, where it could be feeding simple life.

360info

Dream-walking towards the planetoid bomb

The DART mission to redirect an asteroid is billed as potentially planet-saving. But in the wrong hands it has seriously destructive potential.

Salon

Historic 10-day SpaceX trip costs $55M

This is SpaceX’s first private charter flight to the orbiting lab

Daily Mirror

First all-private space station visitors arrive at ISS with tickets costing £42m each

The Space X Rocket ship blasted off on Friday and hailed by industry executives and NASA as a milestone in the commercialisation of spaceflight

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