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Space News for 23 June 2018
Watch the Moon Swing by Jupiter Tonight!
SPACE.com - 23 Jun 2018 13:45
On Saturday evening, should local weather conditions permit, you'll be able to enjoy a view of a waxing gibbous moon hovering near the "king of the planets," Jupiter.
Tracking System Glitch Delays Rocket Lab's 1st Commercial Electron Launch
SPACE.com - 23 Jun 2018 18:50
The private spaceflight company Rocket Lab called off the commercial launch debut of Electron rocket in New Zealand early Saturday (June 23) due to an issue with a tracking dish.
Alien Ocean Worlds--"There May be Life There, but Could It be Technology-Based"
The Daily Galaxy - 23 Jun 2018 18:11
"These planets are unlike anything in our solar system. They have endless oceans," says Lisa Kaltenegger of the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy and the Harvard-Smithsonian CfA. "There may be life there, but could it b...
Could the Self-Repairing Star Wars Droid L3-37 Come to Life?
Scientific American - 23 Jun 2018 14:00
We're not that close to making self-modifying robots, expertsays --
Mars Had a Seriously Crazy Volcanic Past, New Study of 'UFO' Rocks Reveals
SPACE.com - 23 Jun 2018 13:43
Bizarre rock formation known as Medusae Fossae weren't created by UFOs crash-landing, but rather by massive volcanism on the Red Planet.
Physicists Just Found the Last Missing Protons and Neutrons In the Universe
SPACE.com - 23 Jun 2018 13:42
The universe's missing baryons have been found, and they're floating between the stars in the form of superhot oxygen.
Commerce Department moves ahead with space regulatory reforms
Space News - 23 Jun 2018 00:07
Nearly a month after the signing of a policy directive calling for commercial space regulatory reforms, Commerce Department officials said this week they're moving ahead on a number of fronts. SpaceNews.com
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