NASA Satellite's Uncontrolled Reentry Accelerated by Solar Activity
A 1,300-pound NASA satellite is making an uncontrolled descent to Earth, with reentry predicted for Tuesday after solar storms sped up its fall from an initial 2034 estimate.
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Putin's Space Ambitions: Venus and Moon Missions
Russian President Vladimir Putin is plotting ambitious space missions to Venus and the Moon, as revealed by Kremlin deputy premier Denis Manturov, reigniting the battle for cosmic supremacy.
NASA Alters Asteroid Orbit in Historic Defence Test
NASA's DART mission has successfully shifted an asteroid's solar orbit, marking a landmark achievement in planetary defence against potential future threats.
Australia's $100M Space Decision: Bennell-Pegg Mission in Balance
The Australian government faces a critical deadline to approve Katherine Bennell-Pegg's $100 million space mission with ESA, a decision that could make her the first Australian astronaut under the national flag.
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NASA Artemis Restructuring Affects Private Space Contractors
NASA's decision to restructure its Artemis moon landing strategy to 2028 has significant implications for private contractors like Lunar Outpost, which continues developing rovers and technology despite delays and challenges.
NASA's Dart Mission Altered Asteroid's Solar Orbit
A new study reveals NASA's 2022 Dart mission not only changed an asteroid moonlet's path but also altered its parent asteroid's orbit around the Sun, demonstrating enhanced planetary defence capabilities.
Starwatch: Patience Needed to See Cancer's Beehive Cluster
Astronomers highlight the challenge of spotting the Beehive Cluster in Cancer, a faint but rewarding target for stargazers with clear skies and patience.
Space Weather Could Be Hiding Alien Messages, Study Finds
New research from the SETI Institute suggests turbulent space weather, like solar storms, may distort radio signals from potential extraterrestrial civilizations, making them harder to detect on Earth.
Branson: UK Must Dominate Space for Security as Threats Rise
Sir Richard Branson warns Britain must prepare for space warfare and lead the industry, citing competition from China, Russia, and the US. Government investment lags behind rivals.
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NASA's DART Mission Alters Asteroid Orbit in Historic First
NASA's DART mission has successfully changed an asteroid's solar orbit, marking humanity's first intentional alteration of a celestial path. Observations show a 0.15-second reduction in orbit time, a key step for planetary defence.
NASA Successfully Nudges Asteroid into New Solar Orbit Path
NASA's DART mission has successfully altered an asteroid's orbit around the sun, marking a historic breakthrough in planetary defense technology that could protect Earth from future impacts.
NASA's Dart Mission Alters Asteroid Orbit in Defence Test
A new study confirms NASA's Dart spacecraft deliberately changed an asteroid's solar orbit, marking a pivotal step for future planetary defence strategies against potential Earth impacts.
NASA Astronaut Says Humanity Is 'Living a Lie' From Space
Ron Garan spent 178 days on the ISS, witnessing Earth's fragility and realizing human systems treat the planet as an economic subsidiary, calling it a profound shift in perspective.
Alien Signals Missed Due to Solar 'Smearing', Scientists Say
New research suggests alien messages could be distorted by stellar activity, making them undetectable by current SETI methods. Scientists propose new framework to improve search strategies.
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NASA's Valkyrie Robot Returns to US After Scottish Research
NASA's humanoid robot Valkyrie, prepared for Mars missions, is returning to the US after ten years of advanced research at the University of Edinburgh's robotics centre.
NASA: Asteroid 2024 YR4 Will Miss Moon in 2032
NASA has confirmed that asteroid 2024 YR4, once feared to have a 4% chance of lunar impact, will safely pass by the moon in 2032 at a distance of 13,200 miles.
Stellar Distortion May Hide Alien Signals, Study Finds
New research suggests space weather from stars like the Sun could distort extraterrestrial radio signals, causing them to be missed by current detection methods, potentially explaining the 'Great Silence' in alien searches.
March Stargazing: Beehive Cluster and Venus Shine Bright
Explore the night sky this March with the Beehive Cluster in Cancer and brilliant Venus as the Evening Star. Discover ancient myths, celestial events, and viewing tips.
Moon-Grown Chickpeas Could Feed Astronauts, Study Finds
Scientists at Texas A&M University have successfully grown chickpeas in simulated lunar soil, potentially enabling astronauts to cultivate food on the moon for future missions.
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NASA: 'City Killer' Asteroid to Miss Moon in 2032
NASA has issued an 'all-clear' for asteroid 2024 YR4, confirming it will not hit the Moon in 2032 after new observations refined its orbit, with a closest approach of 13,200 miles.
NASA: 'City Killer' Asteroid Will Miss Moon in 2032
NASA has revised its prediction, confirming asteroid 2024 YR4 will pass 13,200 miles from the moon in 2032, eliminating previous 4.3% collision risk.
NASA's Artemis 2 Moon Mission Menu Unveiled
NASA has detailed the 189 food items, including hot sauces, beef brisket, and mango salad, that astronauts will eat on the first crewed moon mission in over 50 years.
Excited Dark Matter Explains Milky Way's Mysterious Signals
Scientists have identified excited dark matter as the source of three enigmatic signals from the Milky Way's centre, offering new insights into the galaxy's turbulent core and dark matter's elusive nature.
Chickpeas Grown in Simulated Moon Soil by Scientists
New research demonstrates chickpeas can be cultivated in simulated lunar regolith using fungi and compost, potentially supporting future human Moon colonies.
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NASA: Asteroid 2024 YR4 Poses No Threat to Moon in 2032
NASA has updated its risk assessment, confirming that asteroid 2024 YR4 will safely pass the moon by 13,200 miles in 2032, eliminating previous collision concerns.
Artemis II Astronauts Get Custom Space Menu for Moon Mission
NASA reveals the diverse, customised food menu for Artemis II astronauts' 10-day lunar mission, featuring gourmet meals, beverages, and desserts designed to boost morale in space.
Sun's Hidden Changes Revealed: New Discovery Alters Space Weather
Astronomers discover subtle, previously unknown changes in the Sun's internal structure across solar cycles, offering crucial insights into space weather prediction.
Uri Geller Warns NASA of Alien Invasion After UFO Surge
Spoon-bender Uri Geller claims UFOs near nuclear sites and flight disruptions signal aliens testing Earth's systems, warning NASA of an impending invasion.
Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse Timelapse Captivates Viewers
A breathtaking timelapse video of a recent blood moon lunar eclipse has been released, showcasing the celestial event in vivid detail. The footage highlights the moon's dramatic transformation as it passes through Earth's shadow, offering a rare visual sp
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NASA Delays Crewed Moon Landing to 2028, Changes Artemis Plan
NASA has announced major revisions to its Artemis programme, postponing the first human lunar landing to 2028 and altering mission objectives to enhance safety and success.
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