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Location American Space News for 25 July 2018
World First: Chinese Physicists Made a Cold Atomic Clock Work in Space Atomic clocks have traveled to space before. But no one has ever managed to make one this accurate tick up there before.
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SpaceX launches 10 more Iridium Communications satellites Ten more satellites for Iridium Communications have been successfully launched into orbit.
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Smoke from Siberian Fires Reaches Canada

SpaceRef - 25 Jul 2018 04:44
The Siberian area of Russia is experiencing a huge wave of wildfires in their taiga forests. Hot, dry weather complicates the outlook for getting these fires under control....
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NOAA still grappling with instrument problem on new weather satellite Engineers have made some progress in restoring the performance of the key instrument on a weather satellite launched earlier this year, but have yet to fully correct the problem or determine its root cause, NOAA announce...
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Andromeda Shredded and Consumed a Massive Galaxy About Two Billion Years Ago According to a new study by a team from the University of Michigan, Andromeda survived a merger with a massive galaxy 2 billion years ago. The post Andromeda Shredded and Consumed a Massive Galaxy About Two Billion Years...
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Sky's no limit: Japan firm to fly wedding plaques into space The sky is no longer the limit for lovers looking for unusual ways to commemorate their nuptials, with a Japanese company now offering to blast commemorative wedding plaques into space.
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NASA to Name Astronauts Assigned to First Boeing, SpaceX Flights NASA will announce on Friday, Aug. 3, the astronauts assigned to crew the first flight tests and missions of the Boeing CST-100 Starliner and SpaceX Crew Dragon, and begin a new era in American spaceflight. NASA Administ...
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Galaxy outskirts likely hunting grounds for dying massive stars and black holes Rochester Institute of Technology:
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NASA's most technically complex space observatory requires precision The James Webb Space Telescope is of one the most ambitious and technically complex missions NASA has ever set its focus upon. Building an infrared observatory of this magnitude, power and complexity has never been attem...
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Students find foundations for massive stars

Phys.org - 25 Jul 2018 20:07
Students find foundations for massive stars For three years, Jenny Calahan led fellow undergraduate students at the University of Arizona (UA) in research to help unravel the mystery of how the galaxy's most massive stars are born.
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Scientists Definitely Have Not Found Life on the Moon

Scientific American - 25 Jul 2018 20:00
Scientists Definitely Have Not Found Life on the Moon Earth’s Moon may have once been habitable—but that does not mean it was ever inhabited --
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Air Force Secretary: Space Force debate 'tremendously helpful' Wilson: Org charts are not that important, "It's all about the ability to fight." SpaceNews.com
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Evidence for the Red Planet's watery past is prevalent across its surface in the form of vast dried-out river valley networks and gigantic outflow channels clearly imaged by orbiting spacecraft....
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House Committee Approves Space Weather Bill

SPACE.com - 25 Jul 2018 18:57
House Committee Approves Space Weather Bill The House Science Committee approved July 24 a modified version of a space weather forecasting bill that the Senate passed last year amid criticism of the committee's approach to the legislation.
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NASA Studying Potential Additional Cuts in WFIRST A NASA astrophysics mission that passed a key milestone after making cost reductions is studying potential additional cuts to one of its instruments.
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Liquid water is buried beneath Martian landscape, study says A massive underground lake has been detected for the first time on Mars, raising the possibility that more water--and maybe even life--exists there, international astronomers said Wednesday.
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Sounds of the Sun

Phys.org - 25 Jul 2018 18:23
Sounds of the Sun Data from ESA (European Space Agency) and NASA's Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) has captured the dynamic movement of the Sun's atmosphere for over 20 years. Today, we can hear the Sun's movement--all of its wa...
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See the Moon in All Its Cratered, Groovy Glory (Photo) This moonscape scene shows a cluster of impact craters on the moon.
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NASA's Ocean-Watching Mission Gets Jazzy, Colorful New Videos Four delightful videos showcase NASA's ocean-watching PACE mission with moving mosaics, stop-motion animation and jazz.
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NASA's Bread-Loaf-Shaped Satellite Makes First Global Ice Cloud Map (Video) In a new video, NASA announces a small satellite's big milestone: It has produced the first map of ice clouds across the world.
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Galileo's road to space

ESA - 25 Jul 2018 17:58
Galileo's road to space Video highlights of the launch campaign putting Galileo satellites 23-26 into orbit
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First catalogue of X-ray sources in overlapping observations published Members of the X-ray astronomy working group at the Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics (AIP) and an international team have published the first catalogue of X-ray sources in multiply observed sky regions. The catalogue c...
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