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Parsons to acquire space and cybersecurity firm Braxton Science & Technology Group Braxton, based Colorado Springs, will be merged into Parsons' space and geospatial business. SpaceNews
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General Atomics acquires Guidestar Optical Systems General Atomics announced Oct. 28 the acquisition of Guidestar Optical Systems, a space and defense company based in Longmont, Colorado, which it plans to integrate into the General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems (GA-EM...
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New Simulation Shows Exactly What's Happening as Neutron Stars Merge Neutron stars are the remnants of massive stars that explode as supernovae at the end of their fusion lives. They’re super-dense cores where all of the protons and electrons are crushed into neutrons by the overpowerin...
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4.5-bil­lion-year-old ice on comet 'fluffi­er than cap­puc­ci­no froth' After years of detective work, scientists working on the European Space Agency (ESA) Rosetta mission have now been able to locate where the Philae lander made its second and penultimate contact with the surface of Comet ...
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Redwire acquires Roccor and signals intent to keep growing Redwire acquired Roccor, a Longmont, Colorado, a company known for deployable spacecraft structures, and signaled its intention to continue buying companies in an effort to become a leading supplier of spacecraft compone...
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(Rochester Institute of Technology) The LIGO Scientific Collaboration and Virgo Collaboration released a catalog of results from the first half of its third observing run (O3a), and scientists have detected more than thr...
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Where were Jupiter and Saturn born?

EurekAlert! - 29 Oct 2020 06:00
(Carnegie Institution for Science) New work reveals the likely original locations of Saturn and Jupiter. These findings refine our understanding of the forces that determined our Solar System's unusual architecture, incl...
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SpaceX is replacing 2 rocket engines for its next astronaut launch for NASA SpaceX is replacing two engines on the Falcon 9 rocket that will launch its next NASA astronaut mission after spotting a problem on an earlier launch.
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Air Force Secretary Barrett: Space Force proving naysayers wrong The Space Force has been the subject of snark since it was first proposed. But the naysayers are coming around, Air Force Secretary Barbara Barrett said. SpaceNews
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Telesat to announce satellite, launch contracts by year's end Canadian satellite fleet operator Telesat is in advanced discussions with vendors seeking to build and launch satellites for its multibillion dollar Telesat LEO constellation. SpaceNews
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House Space Force Caucus co-chair voices concern about orbital debris, supports Commerce assuming debris-tracking role U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn (R-Colo.), a co-chair of the recently established House Space Force Caucus, said Oct. 28 that orbital debris is a major threat to a prosperous space economy and that better space situational awaren...
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ESA requests 230 million euros more for Ariane 6 as maiden flights slips to 2022 The European Space Agency said Oct. 29 that COVID-19 and technical issues would delay the maiden launch of Ariane 6 to 2022, prompting it to ask participating members states for additional funding for the rocket's develo...
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Scientists have used data from NASA's Cassini mission to delve into the impact craters on the surface of Titan, revealing more detail than ever before about how the craters evolve and how weather drives changes on the su...
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NASA's Crew-1 SpaceX mission commander will join the US Space Force: report If all goes according to plan, the U.S. Space Force will soon have its first service member in orbit.
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Space industry group pushing for change in security clearance policies The National Security Space Association seeks reforms in "space security policy, practices and governance structures." SpaceNews
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Kerbal Space Program challenges you to celebrate 20 years of the International Space Station flights Kerbonauts will have a fun chance to show their love of Kerbal Space Program while celebrating the 20th anniversary of continuous human occupation of the International Space Station.
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Impact craters reveal details of Titan's dynamic surface weathering Scientists have used data from NASA's Cassini mission to delve into the impact craters on the surface of Titan, revealing more detail than ever before about how the craters evolve and how weather drives changes on the su...
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How many habitable planets are out there?

Phys.org - 29 Oct 2020 20:53
How many habitable planets are out there? Thanks to new research using data from the Kepler space telescope, it's estimated that there could be as many as 300 million potentially habitable planets in our galaxy. Some could even be pretty close, with several like...
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Asteroid samples tucked into capsule for return to Earth A NASA spacecraft more than 200 million miles away has tucked asteroid samples into a capsule for return to Earth, after losing some of its precious loot, scientists said Thursday.
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Citizen astronomers reshape asteroids from their backyard There are nearly one million catalogued asteroids, but we don't know much about many of them. Now Unistellar and its scientific partner, the SETI Institute, can count on a network of nearly 3,000 amateurs capable of obse...
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Asteroid Ryugu shaken by Hayabusa2's impactor

Phys.org - 29 Oct 2020 20:41
Asteroid Ryugu shaken by Hayabusa2's impactor Professor Arakawa Masahiko (Graduate School of Science, Kobe University, Japan) and members of the Hayabusa2 mission discovered more than 200 boulders ranging from 30 cm to 6m in size, which either newly appeared or move...
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Violent cosmic explosion revealed by ALMA: The merging of massive protostars? The phenomenon of molecular outflow was first discovered in the 1980's. Very high velocity motions were detected in the line wings of the carbon monoxide (CO) molecule, seen towards young forming stars. The high velocity...
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