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The best place to see stars from Earth also happens to be the coldest place on the planet If you want the clearest view of the night sky, you'll have to pack a warm jacket.
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Duckweed is an incredible, radiation-fighting astronaut food -- and by changing how it is grown, we made it better When room and supplies are limited -- like during space travel -- you need to optimize for a different set of goals to meet the needs of the people you are trying to feed.
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SpaceX Just Completed a Static Fire of Starship Prototype SN5. Next Comes the Hop SpaceX successfully completed a static fire test with its SN5, which will be followed shortly by a hop test! The post SpaceX Just Completed a Static Fire of Starship Prototype SN5. Next Comes the Hop appeared first on Un...
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Perseverance Went Into Safe Mode Shortly After Launch, But it's Fine NASA's Perseverance rover experienced some hiccups shortly after launch, but is back on track and making its seven-month journey to Mars. The post Perseverance Went Into Safe Mode Shortly After Launch, But it’s Fine ap...
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Virgin Galactic delays SpaceShipTwo commercial flights to 2021 Virgin Galactic has pushed the beginning of commercial flights of its SpaceShipTwo suborbital vehicle to no earlier than the first quarter of 2021 while announcing plans to sell additional stock to raise money. SpaceNews
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DoD space agency's programs don't have to be perfect but have to be fast Tournear says the Space Development Agency wants to create a market so the industry can plan investments. SpaceNews
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Surprisingly dense exoplanet challenges planet formation theories New detailed observations with NSF's NOIRLab facilities reveal a young exoplanet, orbiting a young star in the Hyades cluster, that is unusually dense for its size and age. Weighing in at 25 Earth-masses, and slightly sm...
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The Universe is the Same, Everywhere We Look. Even More than Cosmologists Predicted The Universe is about 10% smoother than we expect, and astronomers aren't entirely sure why. The post The Universe is the Same, Everywhere We Look. Even More than Cosmologists Predicted appeared first on Universe Today.
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Microbes Were Dormant for Over 100 Million Years, But They Were Able to Spring Back to Life At the bottom of the ocean in the South Pacific Gyre, there’s a sediment layer that is among the most nutrient-starved environments on Earth. Because of conditions in that area, there’s almost no “marine snow”--t...
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General Atomics to design Space Force weather satellite prototype General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems announced an agreement Aug. 4 to design a prototype for the U.S. Space Force Electro-Optical Infrared Weather System. SpaceNews
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Researchers explore the origins of stars rich in phosphorus The journal Nature Communications has published the discovery of a new type of star that is very rich in phosphorus, which could help to explain the origin of phosphorous in our galaxy. This achievement has been made by ...
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Virgin Galactic delays commercial SpaceShipTwo spaceflights until 2021 Virgin Galactic passengers will have to wait until at least 2021 for the first flight opportunities.
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DARPA's Stephen Forbes named Blackjack program manager Forbes has been Blackjack's deputy program manager since 2018. SpaceNews
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VLBA finds planet orbiting small, cool star

Phys.org - 4 Aug 2020 18:14
VLBA finds planet orbiting small, cool star Using the supersharp radio "vision" of the National Science Foundation's continent-wide Very Long Baseline Array (VLBA), astronomers have discovered a Saturn-sized planet closely orbiting a small, cool star 35 light-year...
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PredaSAR may launch 48 satellites with SpaceX, exec says Synthetic aperture radar startup PredaSAR has signed a contract to launch a small satellite with SpaceX, and is in discussions to launch its entire first constellation with the company, PredaSAR co-founder Marc Bell, sai...
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Scientists find way to track space junk in daylight Scientists said Tuesday they had discovered a way to detect space debris even in daylight hours, potentially helping satellites to avoid the ever-growing cloud of junk orbiting the planet.
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First laser detection of space debris in daylight Lasers on Earth are used to measure the position of space debris high above, providing crucial information on how to avoid in-space collisions. Until now, this technique has suffered from a fatal flaw.
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The quiet Sun is much more active than we thought: study Solar activity varies in 11-year cycles. As the activity cycle switches to a new one, the Sun is usually very calm for several years.
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AWS completes six ground stations, changes rollout strategy Amazon Web Services has slowed the rollout of its ground station network to accommodate customer feedback about the best locations to place its antennas. SpaceNews
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New NASA office coordinates rideshare launches of smallsat science missions NASA has established an office to coordinate rideshare launch opportunities for its growing number of smallsat science missions, taking advantage of excess capacity on launches of larger spacecraft. SpaceNews
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Return of the LIDAR

Phys.org - 4 Aug 2020 15:29
Return of the LIDAR In a peninsula far, far away, a laser shoots into the sky to study the Antarctic atmosphere at Concordia research station.
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NASA's Lucy mission passes critical mission milestone Last week marked the completion of a major milestone on the path to spacecraft assembly, test, and launch operations for NASA's Lucy mission.
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