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Location American Space News for 8 February 2019
Astronomers unlikely victims of Mexico's violence, crime Astronomers have become the latest victims of Mexico's violence with activities at two observatories being reduced because their staff suffered crimes while travelling to the remote mountain sites, researchers said Thurs...
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Astronomers have discovered an asteroid looping through the inner solar system on an exotic orbit....
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ESA's Gaia satellite has looked beyond our galaxy and explored two nearby galaxies to reveal the stellar motions within them and how they will one day interact and collide with the Milky Way -- with surprising results......
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Thaicom revenue shrinks 10 percent as regional competition stiffens Thai satellite operator Thaicom logged a second year of declining revenue, but trimmed losses by selling its stake in a local telecom provider. SpaceNews.com
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Terrestrial Planets: Definition & Facts About the Inner Planets Rocky surfaces and molten cores are what the four inner planets of the solar system have in common
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A new study by an international team of astronomers has discovered the presence of organic molecules in the disk of a young star. The post A Star’s Outburst is Releasing Organic Molecules Trapped in the ice Around it a...
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Northrop Grumman's Cygnus space freighter is just a day away from completing its tenth mission to the International Space Station. The Expedition 58 crew is training today for Cygnus' robotic release on Friday and prepar...
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Ex-Marine pilot dreams of ferrying folks into space Mark Stucky fought in the Iraq war, once buzzed a Soviet warplane over the Sea of Japan and has flown all sorts of experimental aircraft.
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Swarm helps pinpoint new magnetic north for smartphones Since it was first measured in 1831, we have known that the magnetic north is constantly on the move. However, its tendency to slowly roam has stepped up a pace recently - so much so that the World Magnetic Model has had...
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To save the Earth someday, team builds spacecraft to crash into an asteroid and shove it off course A team of scientists, astronomers and engineers meets weekly in a conference room on a Howard County, Md., research campus and plans to save the world.
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Decision making in space

Phys.org - 8 Feb 2019 16:30
Decision making in space An academic at Royal Holloway has conducted research to see how people make decisions in space with zero gravity and the results prove this little-known area needs to be addressed.
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Week in images

ESA - 8 Feb 2019 16:30
Week in images Our week through the lens: 4 - 8 February 2019
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Rogozin teases new Russian super-heavy rocket Yenisei Hours before his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Roscosmos boss posted on Twitter a photo of a large binder that he claimed was the in-depth development schedule for a super-heavy rocket dubbed Yenisei...
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Scientists scour the cosmos to find the origins of the periodic table's 118 elements Since the invention of the periodic table 150 years ago this month, scientists have worked to fill in the rows of elements and make sense of their properties.
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Viasat orders Asia Pacific ViaSat-3 from Boeing amid record revenue Viasat CEO Mark Dankberg said the company has executed an agreement with Boeing for a third ViaSat-3 satellite, securing the last spacecraft needed for global Ka-band coverage. SpaceNews.com
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From supergiant to solar-mass star: Study finds HD 179821 less massive than previously thought A post-asymptotic giant branch (post-AGB) star known as HD 179821 turns out to be significantly less massive than previously thought, according to a new study. Using new data from ESA's Gaia satellite, astronomers found ...
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Central Africa's first ever research-class astronomical observatory moves a step closer Kenya could soon host the only research-class observatory in equatorial Africa, thanks to a collaboration between the nation and the UK.
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Asteroid from 'rare species' sighted in the cosmic wild Astronomers have discovered an asteroid looping through the inner solar system on an exotic orbit. The unusual object is among the first asteroids ever found whose orbit is confined almost entirely within the orbit of Ve...
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New research opportunities on International Space Station European research has been a part of the International Space Station since the very first expeditions to our orbiting science facility in 2001.
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Science with(out) gravity

ESA - 8 Feb 2019 14:40
Science with(out) gravity Infographics: Apply to run an experiment in one of ESA's many platforms and facilities for spaceflight research
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Found! Fastest-Orbiting Asteroid Zips Around Sun in Just 165 Days Astronomers just found an asteroid that zips around the sun every 165 Earth days -- the shortest year for any known asteroid.
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Video: Flying under Aeolus

Phys.org - 8 Feb 2019 14:20
Video: Flying under Aeolus Following the launch of Aeolus on 22 August 2018, scientists have been busy fine-tuning and calibrating this latest Earth Explorer satellite. Aeolus carries a revolutionary instrument, which comprises a powerful laser, a...
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