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NASA will retire the ISS by yeeting it right into the ocean

NASA’s statement on the International Space Station's retirement makes it clear that the future of space travel lies in the hands of privately-funded companies.

Input

NASA confirms the Webb Telescope has successfully detected its first photons

The James Webb Space Telescope has captured its first photons — the genesis of its scientific mission to image the universe in new ways.

Inverse

SpaceX, NASA looking into sluggish chutes on last 2 flights

SpaceX and NASA are investigating a parachute issue that occurred on the last two capsule flights

The Independent UK

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How to debate a flat-Earther: Proven scientific arguments and strategies

Some people around the world believe our planet is flat. Here's the (surprising) truth about debating them.

Space

After a lifetime above Earth, the ISS is getting dumped in the ocean

In this edition of Inverse Daily, learn how the International Space Station will crash into the ocean, the areas in the U.S. most at risk of flooding, and more.

Inverse

NASA, NOAA to get new weather eyes in the sky with March launch from Cape Canaveral

ORLANDO, Fla. — Soon, weather scientists will have an even stronger pair of eyes in the sky once a new advanced weather satellite launches this March.

Orlando Sentinel

50 interesting facts about Earth

We've collected some of the most interesting and amazing facts about Earth

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Behold! NASA teases how Artemis astronauts will explore the Moon's south pole

In a haunting image posted on Twitter this week, NASA teased the extreme environment astronauts will traverse on the Moon as part of the Artemis III mission

Inverse

The ISS is going to crash into the Pacific Ocean. Should you be worried?

NASA recently announced plans to retire the International Space Station by crashing it into the Pacific Ocean — a spacecraft graveyard.

Inverse

Tech & Science Daily: Why did the FBI confess to testing iPhone spyware?

Plus, hear about Nasa’s discovery of ‘salty lakes’ on Mars

Evening Standard

International Space Station will plummet to a watery grave in 2031

Nasa confirmed the ISS will plunge into Point Nemo to join other decommissioned space stations, satellites and space debris

The Guardian - US

Rollout of NASA's new moon rocket to launch pad delayed at least a month

The highly anticipated rollout of NASA's big new moon rocket to its launch pad in Florida for final tests before a first flight has been delayed by at least a month, until March at the earliest, the U.S. space agency said on Wednesday.

Reuters

Look: Helicopters on Mars could glow in the dark for a surprise reason

It's electrifying. NASA researchers have discovered that helicopter blades whirling on Mars could cause a faint glow, a welcome treat for visitors to Elon Musk's Mars city.

Inverse

NASA upgrades asteroid detection technology in bid to track earth-threatening rocks

Astronomers are now able to keep a look out for hazardous space rocks 24 hours per day.

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NASA’s Artemis Moon program brings us back to our space-faring roots

In this edition of Inverse Daily, read about how NASA’s Artemis Moon mission is coming along, why the ESA’s huge Ariane 6 rocket is a huge deal, and more.

Wales Online

NASA could crash International Space Station into sea within ten years

Would be taken out of orbit into a 'spacecraft graveyard' in remote part of the south Pacific Ocean

Daily Mirror

NASA says it plans to crash the International Space Station into the sea in 2031

The space agency said it is considering whether to put an end to the spacecraft by sending into a so-called 'space graveyard' in the most remote place on Earth

Inverse

This may be how we will safely travel to Mars

In this edition of Inverse Daily, read about how bears' hibernation tactics could help humans get to Mars, why SpaceX's Falcon 9 will touch the Moon, and more.

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Four Telescopes Observe Universe to Detect Dangerous Asteroids

The state-of-the-art asteroid alert system operated by the University of Hawaii Institute for Astronomy (IfA) can now scan the entire dark sky every 24 hours for dangerous bodies that could plummet toward Earth. The NASA-funded system has expanded its reach with two additional telescopes in South Africa and Chile. Named…

Daily Record

Lanarkshire care home installs new bio-tech system using NASA technology

Staff at Georgia Park Care Home are delighted with their out-of-this-world new cleaning system

Inverse

NASA's Perseverance rover has picky tastes when it comes to Martian rocks

In this edition of Inverse Daily, read about the Mars rocks stuck in the Perseverance rover's jaw, how one type of squirrel may help human muscle loss, and more.

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Edinburgh on Mars pictured as NASA releases stunning image of Martian namesake

Images from the surface of the red planet show the area known as 'Edinburgh' clearly for the first time, offering a unique chance to see how the Capital stacks up to its Martian twin

Daily Record

Uri Geller warns NASA to prepare for 'alien invasion' in new prediction

Scientists said they have never seen anything like the 'spooky' new phenomenon before.

Daily Mirror

NASA reveals new plan to detect possible ‘doomsday asteroids’ near Earth

Nasa has upgraded its asteroid hazard software to the new Sentry-II algorithm hoping to get more accurate results for known hazards and find new ones

The Independent UK

AOC’s ‘pretty dark’ old tweet resurfaces on anniversary of Challenger tragedy

‘Recreating the NASA Challenger mission? That’s a pretty dark Girl Scout troop,’ Ben Shapiro says

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