Solar Orbiter ready to depart Europe / Solar Orbiter / Space Science / Science & Exploration / ESA
Solar Orbiter at IABG Solar Orbiter ready to depart Europe 18 October 2019 ESA’s Solar
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The 1st Human on Mars May Be a Woman, NASA Chief Says
When NASA sends humans to the moon for the first time in more than half
There’s the Curiosity Rover, On the Move, Seen from Space
In this week’s questions show, I explain why we’ll never know which stars have no
Emerging cracks in the Pine Island Glacier / Observing the Earth / Applications / ESA
Evolution of the cracks in the Pine Island Glacier Emerging cracks in the Pine Island
Jupiter’s Great Red Spot: Our Solar System’s Most Famous Storm
When you think of Jupiter, you might think of its massive size, or colorful bands
Don’t miss the close flyby of bright space rock 1998 HL1 in late October – Astronomy Now
Believed to be 440–990 metres in size, Apollo asteroid 162082 (1998 HL1) passes just 6.2 million kilometres
Success! NASA Confirms the Mole is Working Again.
After months of setbacks, NASA says that the InSight Lander’s Mole is working again. InSight
Josie and the Pussycats are Heading to Outer Space
Josie and the Pussycats are heading into outer space in a new digital-first series debuting
Here’s the Picture We’ve Been Waiting for. Hubble’s Photo of Interstellar Comet 2I/Borisov
Leave it up to the good ole Hubble Space Telescope. The workhorse telescope has given
This Week’s Sky at a Glance, October 18 – 26
Friday, Oct. 18 • Vega is the brightest star high in the west after dark.