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Location American Space News for 31 October 2018
NASA Invites Media to 16th SpaceX Cargo Launch to Space Station Media accreditation now is open for the targeted Dec. 4 SpaceX launch from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station (CCAFS) in Florida to deliver supplies, equipment and science investigations to the I...
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Ghouls and Gourds! Awesome Photos from NASA JPL's 2018 Pumpkin-Carving Contest NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory held its seventh annual pumpkin-carving contest in October 2018. See photos of the amazing space-inspired entrants here.
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Most detailed observations of material orbiting close to a black hole ESO's exquisitely sensitive GRAVITY instrument has added further evidence to the long-standing assumption that a supermassive black hole lurks in the centre of the Milky Way. New observations show clumps of gas swirling ...
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FIRST UP Satcom | Turksat tests 8K broadcast • SpaceX changes Starlink leadership • Hughes starts service in Peru Turksat has tested satellite broadcasts in 8K Ultra-HD, demonstrating the ability to transmit content with 16 times the resolution of HD. SpaceNews.com
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Five Things to Know About InSight's Mars Landing NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory News and Features:
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Could Oumuamua Be an Extra-Terrestrial Solar Sail?

Universe Today - 31 Oct 2018 20:18
A new study by researchers from the CfA offers a compelling explanation for 'Oumuamua strange appearance and behavior - could it be an interstellar solar sail sent by aliens? The post Could Oumuamua Be an Extra-Terrestri...
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Astronomers discover the giant that shaped the early days of our Milky Way Some 10 billion years ago, the Milky Way merged with a large galaxy. The stars from this partner, named Gaia-Enceladus, make up most of the Milky Way's halo and also shaped its thick disk, giving it its inflated form. A ...
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Naturally occurring 'batteries' fueled organic carbon synthesis on Mars Mars' organic carbon may have originated from a series of electrochemical reactions between briny liquids and volcanic minerals, according to new analyses of three Martian meteorites from a team led by Carnegie's Andrew ...
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Galactic ghosts: Gaia uncovers major event in the formation of the Milky Way ESA's Gaia mission has made a major breakthrough in unravelling the formation history of the Milky Way.
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Blue Canyon Technologies moves into constellation market contract to define bus and payload requirements for Blackjack, a constellation of satellites in low Earth orbit to offer persistent global communications and Earth observation. SpaceNews.com
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Air Force leaders more vocal about their support for Trump's Space Force proposal Top leaders of the U.S. Air Force are doing their best to counter the narrative that they oppose President Trump's plan to establish a Space Force. SpaceNews.com
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Photo Release: Hubble reveals cosmic Bat Shadow in the Serpent's Tail Hubble Space Telescope News:
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Today: Binary Colloidal Alloy Test - Cohesive Sediment (BCAT-CS): Today, the crew transferred images to the Station Support Computer (SSC), replaced the SB-800 Flash batteries, verified the camera alignment and focus are...
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The recent detection of flares circling black holes has proven a decade-old theory co-developed by a Canadian physicist about how black holes grow and consume matter.
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Timelapse shows twenty-five years in the life of one the most studied objects in astronomy: Supernova 1987a Since it first appeared in the southern night sky on February 24th 1987, Supernova 1987A has been one of the most studied objects in the history of astronomy.
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Scary giant blue stars may unlock mysteries of stellar evolution Imagine a single star more luminous than a million suns, erupting every few decades in a massive flare that shines as bright as a supernova. But the blast, as ferocious as it is, does not obliterate the tumultuous star. ...
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Image: Simulating the darkness of space

Phys.org - 31 Oct 2018 15:55
Image: Simulating the darkness of space A Halloween view inside one of the darker recesses of ESA's technical heart. Shaded to resemble the blackness of deep space, the GNC Rendezvous, Approach and Landing Simulator, or GRALS, is seen being used to test vision...
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Yahsat planning successor for Thuraya fleet

Space News - 31 Oct 2018 15:50
Yahsat planning successor for Thuraya fleet With the acquisition of fellow Emirati satellite operator Thuraya completed this August, Yahsat is planning to order two replacement satellites by the end of 2019 to continue Thuraya's L-band connectivity service. SpaceN...
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Russia's space agency said on Wednesday that an investigation has found that a rocket carrying a crew to the International Space Station failed three weeks ago because of a technical malfunction of a sensor.
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Here's a rundown of the latest Space Force developments At the National Space Council meeting last week, Vice President Mike Pence made an impassioned case for the establishment of a Space Force. But no matter how much President Trump wants it, congressional authorization by ...
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NASA's mission to Jupiter's Trojans given the green light for development NASA's mission to perform the first reconnaissance of the Trojans, a population of primitive asteroids orbiting in tandem with Jupiter, passed a critical milestone today. NASA has given approval for the implementation an...
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Imagine a single star more luminous than a million suns, erupting every few decades in a massive flare that shines as bright as a supernova. But the blast, as ferocious as it is, does not obliterate the tumultuous star. ...
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