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You'll Soon be Able to Access Starlink Directly With Your Cellphone, From Anywhere in the US, and Eventually the World
JWST Sees An Exoplanet, SLS Delay, Cosmology Crisis Continues
Legendary Astronomer Frank Drake has Passed Away
Pulsars are Blasting out Cosmic Rays With a Million Billion Electronvolts
A new study has confirmed that the most powerful cosmic rays in the Universe are the resulted of shock waves produced by supernovae.
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Yeast Will Fill in for Humans on Artemis I, Soaking up a Lunar Mission's Worth of Radiation
JWST Takes Its First Image of an Exoplanet
NASA Gives a Detailed Analysis of all the Landing Debris Perseverance Has Found on Mars
A Planet has Been Found That Shifts In and Out of the Habitable Zone
'For All Mankind' Gives Harsh Reality Check About Human Space Exploration
Astronomers Find the Oldest Planetary Nebula
The Geology at Jezero Crater is Even More Complex Than Scientists Were Expecting
The Perseverance rover has mapped the structure beneath the Jezero Crater, which shows signs of rocks that could have formed in the presence of water.
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A Merger Completely Shut Down Star Formation
Problem Solved! Voyager 1 is no Longer Sending Home Garbled Data!
What is ISRU, and How Will it Help Human Space Exploration?
NASA Will Try Again on September 3 For First Launch of Artemis
Science Fiction was an Inspiration for Many Professional Astronomers
New Perseverance Rock Samples Were Altered by Water. They'll be Coming Back to Earth in the Sample Return Mission
The Perseverance rover has collected the first samples that will be returned to Earth, which could provide the first evidence that life once existed there.
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With Better Communication, Astronomers and Satellites can co-Exist
Rocket Lab is Sending its own Mission to Venus to Search for Life
Everything Still Looks Good for Monday's Artemis 1 Launch
NASA's long-awaited Artemis I mission is a go for Monday, August 29th!
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'Panic!' Around JWST, Exoplanet With CO2, Weak Mars Astronauts
Mechazilla Lifts a Super Heavy With all 33 Engines Onto the Launchpad
Musk just tweeted an image of the fully-stacked Starship being placed on its landing pad, indicating that an orbital test flight could be coming soon!
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This is What a Robotic Explorer Might See When it Reaches Europa's Oceans
A New Study Confirms That Gravity has Remained Constant for the Entire age of the Universe
New results from the Dark Energy Survey (DES) have shown that the force of gravity has not changed in the past five billion years.
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Astronomers Find a Waterworld Planet With Deep Oceans in the Habitable Zone
An international team of astronomers have found the best candidate for an "ocean world," an exoplanet covered in very deep oceans.
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This Ice Cliff is One of the Few Places With Exposed Water ice in the Mid-Latitudes on Mars. It's Probably Tens of Millions of Years old
Here is Where Astronauts Might Land on the Moon
NASA has released a map that shows the thirteen possible locations where the Artemis III astronauts could land!
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Carbon Monoxide is Plentiful in Nebulae, but Then Disappears When Planets Form. Now we Know Where it Goes!
JWST Finds a Clear, Unambiguous Signal for Carbon Dioxide in an Exoplanet's Atmosphere
Godspeed, Uhura: A Bit of Star Trek's Nichelle Nichols Will Go to Space
New Horizons Could Still Have More Adventures Ahead
Want to Live on Mars? Here's Where the Water is
By combining data from the Mars Express and Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, a team of researchers has produced a map of Mars that shows where the water is!
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Colliding Black Holes Provide Another way to Measure Distance in the Universe
Astronomers can use the gravitational waves of merging black holes to measure cosmic expansion.
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Astronauts Going to Mars Will Receive Many Lifetimes Worth of Radiation
Samples From Asteroid Ryugu Contain Bits That Came From Outside the Solar System
Gaze Into the Heart of NGC 1365, Captured by Webb
Firefly, Northrop Grumman to Redesign Antares
Northrop Grumman will partner with startup Firefly Aerospace, to continue sending cargo to the International Space Station.
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Rare "Red Sprites" Seen From ESO's La Silla Observatory in Chile
The Latest Webb Observations Don't Disprove The Big Bang, But They Are Interesting
New observations from the JWST don't disprove the big bang any more than Hubble did.
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Webb Telescope Sees Jupiter and Its Auroras in a New Light
Gravitational Waves Will Give Astronomers a new way to Look Inside Neutron Stars
Astronomers can use gravitational wave data to study the interiors of neutron stars, thanks to new gravitational wave models.
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How Weak Will Astronauts Feel When They First set Foot on Mars After Months in Space?
A new mathematical model can simulate if astronauts will be operate in Martian gravity after months of flying through space.
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Were Phobos and Deimos Once a Single Martian Moon That Split up? Not Likely, says New Study
A new study has cast doubt on the theory that Mars' moons Phobos and Deimos were once a single moon that split apart.
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Another of the Lucy Mission's Asteroids has a Moon
Mars and Moon Dust can be Turned Into Geopolymer Cement. Good Enough for Landing Pads and Other Structures
Mars InSight Doesn't Find any Water ice Within 300 Meters Under its Feet
The First Crops on Mars Should be Alfalfa and Cyanobacteria. Then Comes Tastier Plants
A new way to Make Oxygen on Mars: Using Plasma
New Pics of Phobos From China's Tianwen-1 Orbiter
Not Just a Planet Hunter. TESS Found Over 25,000 Flaring Stars
