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Location American Space News for 7 August 2018
A quiet Sunday night discovering a supermassive black hole Earlier this year, on a quiet Sunday night, my colleague Jack and I found the fastest-growing supermassive black hole in the known universe. We were fortunate to be part of the team that made one of the greatest discover...
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Hyten: U.S. needs plan to modernize space launch infrastructure Hyten: At some point someone has to decide it's time to pull the plug and invest in the future. SpaceNews.com
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Firefly 'back in full force' following last year's near-death experience Two years ago, Firefly Space Systems appeared to be flying high. Then the bottom fell out of the company. SpaceNews.com
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SSL strategy chief says small satellites will enhance work of huge government spacecraft In the coming years, defense and intelligence agencies will rely on small satellites to enhance the capabilities of large government-owned and -operated spacecraft. SpaceNews.com
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NASA Invites Media to View Launch of ICESat-2 from West Coast Media accreditation is open for the launch of NASA's Ice, Cloud and land Elevation Satellite-2, or ICESat-2, scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 15, with a 40-minute window opening at 8:46 a.m. EDT (5:46 a.m. PDT).
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1st of Christa McAuliffe's lost lessons released from space The first of Christa McAuliffe's lost lessons finally was released from space Tuesday, 32 years after she died aboard Challenger.
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NASA Awards $15 Million to Small Businesses for Competitive Research and Development Program NASA has selected 20 research and technology proposals -- valued at $15 million -- from 19 American small businesses.
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Space Station Crew Photographs Raging California Wildfires

Scientific American - 7 Aug 2018 21:30
Space Station Crew Photographs Raging California Wildfires The Golden State’s fiery woes are clearly visible all the way from low-Earth orbit --
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Space probe to plunge into fiery corona of the sun On August 11, NASA plans to launch Earth's first spacecraft to venture inside the orbits of Venus and Mercury to touch the very edge of the sun's fiery corona.
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A Partial Solar Eclipse and the Perseids Round Out August How about that Total Lunar Eclipse this past July 13th? It has been a busy year for astronomy for sure, with two total lunar eclipses, a comet fading out from an unexpected burst of glory and Saturn, Jupiter and Mars rea...
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Fluid science revamp

ESA - 7 Aug 2018 17:43
Fluid science revamp Human and robotic exploration image of the week: the Fluid Science Laboratory on the Space Station gets upgraded
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Former space executive Sirangelo joins University of Colorado Mark Sirangelo, who left Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) in June after heading the company's space division for a decade, has joined the University of Colorado Boulder as an "entrepreneur-in-residence" in its aerospace e...
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Can the Parker Solar Probe take the heat?

Phys.org - 7 Aug 2018 16:34
Can the Parker Solar Probe take the heat? The star of the show is a dark gray block, about the size of a textbook, and several inches thick. As an audience of reporters watches, an engineer runs a flaming blowtorch over the block until its face heats to a red gl...
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Hole in ionosphere is caused by sudden stratospheric warming Forecasting space weather is even more challenging than regular meteorology. The ionosphere--the upper atmospheric layer containing particles charged by solar radiation--affects many of today's vital navigation and commu...
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'Great show' predicted for Perseid meteor peak on August 12-13 The Perseid meteor shower, an annual celestial event beloved by millions of skywatchers around the world, is about to make its annual return to the night sky. And thanks to a new Moon, there'll be no bright moonlight to ...
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Image: California fires as seen from the space station The Earth, in all its majesty and its tragedy, is the subject of images taken aboard the International Space Station. This image of the Carr and Ferguson fires was captured by European Space Agency astronaut Alexander Ge...
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SmallSat 2018 | The show in pictures

Space News - 7 Aug 2018 16:21
SmallSat 2018 | The show in pictures Smallsat 2018 is underway in Logan, Utah, and our photographer is getting great shots of cool hardware and other photo-worthy highlights of the 32nd Conference on Small Satellites. SpaceNews.com
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Five things you need to do to build a home on Mars If you had to live the rest of your life on Mars, what would you miss the most? Figuring out how we could we be comfortable living on the red planet is a challenge but with increasing discussion about how to send people ...
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Cubesat co-inventor Jordi Puig-Suari sails into the sunset Jordi Puig-Suari, the California Polytechnic State University professor who along with Bob Twiggs, now a professor at Morehead State University in Kentucky, invented the cubesat in 1999 as a university teaching tool, is ...
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Ursa Major aims to disrupt launcher vertical integration trend Colorado startup Ursa Major Technologies is building a line of rocket engines that it hopes smallsat launch companies will choose over building their own engines in-house. SpaceNews.com
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"It's a really surprising and puzzling observation showing that a moon with a magnetic field can create such a tremendous intensification in the power of waves," says the lead author of the study, Professor Yuri Shprits ...
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The Oort-Cloud Invader --"70,000 Years Ago a Small Reddish Star Disrupted Our Solar System" Mystery Signal from the Dawn of the Universe Homo Naledi, Newly Discovered Species --"Maybe We've Had the Story of Human Evoluti...
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