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Location American Space News for 1 May 2023
Cosmic rays pose dangers to frequent flyers. This radiation detector could help. Cosmic rays coming from ultrapowerful sources in the distant universe can pose risks to humans on Earth -- particularly frequent air travelers, who are routinely exposed at the high altitudes of commercial flights.
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Environmental groups sue FAA over SpaceX Texas rocket launch Wildlife and environmental groups sued the Federal Aviation Administration on Monday over SpaceX's launch last month of its giant rocket from Texas.
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The next space race starts at our spaceports

Space News - 1 May 2023 22:10
As multiple new rockets move towards testing and some to operations, America's limited number of coastal spaceports have become the choke point. We must increase the productivity of our existing launch sites in a non-lin...
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Each Planetary Nebula is Unique. Why Do They Look So Different? When it comes to cosmic eye candy, planetary nebulae are at the top of the candy bowl. Like fingerprints--or maybe fireworks displays--each one is different. What factors are at work to make them so unique from one anoth...
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Bill Nye Wants to Scare You About the End of the World Science educator Bill Nye reflects on his newest series 'The End Is Nye,' the success of NASA's DART mission and how he stays optimistic about fighting climate change.
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Environmental groups sue FAA over SpaceX Starship rocket A coalition of environmental groups is suing the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration, claiming the agency didn't fully analyze the environmental damage that SpaceX's Starship could cause.
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NASA Sets Coverage for Dragon Port Relocation on Space Station Four crew members aboard the International Space Station will relocate their SpaceX Dragon spacecraft's docking port Saturday, May 6, to make way for the arrival of an upcoming cargo spacecraft.
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Leaders of the House Armed Services Committee are raising concerns about the Defense Department's plan to procure space launch services beginning in 2025. They are questioning whether the proposed strategy, known as Nati...
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Massive radio array to search for extraterrestrial signals from other civilizations One of the world's most powerful radio telescope arrays is joining the hunt for signals from other galactic civilizations. The National Science Foundation's Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array (VLA), situated about 50 miles ...
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A lunar eclipse happens on May 5. Here's what you need to know The moon will darken but not completely disappear as it slips into Earth's outer shadow on Friday (May 5), creating a penumbral lunar eclipse.
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SpaceX Starship effectively grounded by FAA after in-flight explosion It was an exciting time when, two weeks ago, SpaceX got the clearance it needed to conduct its first orbital flight test with the Starship and Super Heavy launch system. After years of waiting, SN flight tests, static fi...
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JWST's MIRI instrument is having problems again Last week, NASA shared a blog post saying they detected a sensor glitch associated with the James Webb Space Telescope's Mid-Infrared Instrument (MIRI). For some reason, the sensor for MIRI's Medium Resolution Spectrosco...
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Aliens Could Map Earth From its Mobile Phone Towers

Universe Today - 1 May 2023 19:15
Aliens Could Map Earth From its Mobile Phone Towers Mobile phones are so ubiquitous that we typically don’t think about how they work. They just do, much to our benefit, and sometimes annoyance. But the key to their function is a vast array of radio transmission towers....
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Webb finds water vapor, but is it from a rocky planet or its star? GJ 486 b is about 30% larger than the Earth and three times as massive, which means it is a rocky world with stronger gravity than Earth. It orbits a red dwarf star in just under 1.5 Earth days. It is too close to its st...
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New measurements suggest rethinking the shape of the Milky Way galaxy A team of space scientists with the Chinese Academy of Sciences, at both the Purple Mountain Observatory and the National Astronomical Observatories, has found that the traditional view of the Milky Way galaxy as having ...
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Why Do Cats Always Land on Their Feet?

Discover - 1 May 2023 17:00
Why Do Cats Always Land on Their Feet? Understanding why cats land on their feet has vexed scientists for centuries.
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Astronomers discover two super-Earths orbiting nearby star Using NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS), an international team of astronomers has discovered two "super-Earth" exoplanets orbiting a nearby M-dwarf star known as TOI-2095. The newfound alien worlds have...
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How do you create lunar gravity in a plane? A veteran zero-G pilot explains Veteran parabolic flight pilot Eric Delesalle sits down with Space.com to talk about what it takes to create weightlessness and lunar gravity in a plane.
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Moonquakes could 'smooth out' the surfaces of Jupiter and Saturn's icy moons Something is shaking on the moons of Jupiter and Saturn as moonquakes are linked to landslides that smooth out icy surfaces of bodies like Europa and Enceladus.
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ESA troubleshooting JUICE radar antenna

Space News - 1 May 2023 13:14
A radar antenna on a European mission to Jupiter has yet to fully deploy after launch, although project officials say they still have plenty of options to fix the problem. The post ESA troubleshooting JUICE radar antenna...
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SpaceX launched the Americas-focused ViaSat-3 broadband satellite on a Falcon Heavy rocket April 30 following delays partly caused by severe weather that included lightning and tornado warnings. The post SpaceX Falcon He...
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