Space-equipped lab tests key workers for COVID-19
Applications 30/06/2020 131 views 1 likes Space-enabled tests are underway to empower healthcare workers, civil
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Giant star spots, not dust, likely culprit in dimming of Betelgeuse – Astronomy Now
An artist’s impression of huge star spots on the surface of Betelgeuse, areas of lower
A brand new magnetar found, it’s only 240 years old
Magnetars are some of the most ridiculous objects in the universe. Composed of the densest
Solar Orbiter ready for science despite COVID-19 setbacks
Science & Exploration 29/06/2020 1155 views 22 likes ESA’s Solar Orbiter has successfully completed four
A vast stellar nursery, a familiar target for amateurs, reveals its brilliant majesty – Astronomy Now
The Swan Nebula, also known as M17 and the Omega Nebula, is a familiar target
Curiosity Sees Earth and Venus in the Night Skies on Mars
Normally the images from NASA’s Curiosity rover, currently sitting near “Bloodstone Hill” on Mars, are
Another Collection of Newly Forming Planetary Systems. This Time from the Gemini Planet Imager
Over the next decade, several very powerful telescopes will come online. Observing time on these
NASA Changes its Mind. It Will be Using Previously Flown Crew Dragons and Falcon 9
For the purpose of restoring domestic launch capability to US soil, NASA launched the Commercial
Three Nearby Exoplanets to Explore – Sky & Telescope
Only nine light-years away, two super-Earths orbit a red dwarf star known as GJ 887.
A Simulation of Sunsets on Other Worlds: From Venus to Titan
When we think of exploring other planets and celestial bodies, we tend to focus on