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ESA - Second helpings of Mercury ESA Science & TechnologyMercury shows off craters in amazing pictures from BepiColombo flyby Space.comMercury Shows Off in Spectacular New Spacecraft View CNETEuropean probe images Mercury's cratered landscape on second flyby – Spaceflight Now Spaceflight NowMercury-bound spacecraft whizzes past the smallest planet for the 2nd time Space.comView Full Coverage on Google News

NASA Pauses Psyche, a Mission to a Metal-Rich Asteroid The New York TimesNASA's Psyche mission to an unexplored metal world comes to a halt CNNNASA’s Psyche mission launch on hold indefinitely pending reevaluation Ars TechnicaNASA Announces Launch Delay for Psyche Asteroid Mission NASASoftware testing problem delays Psyche launch SpaceNewsView Full Coverage on Google News

NASA says it’s finished with having to do full-scale dress rehearsals for the first liftoff of its moon-bound Space Launch System rocket. But it’s not finished with having to make fixes. “At this point we’ve determined that we’ve successfully completed the evaluations and the work that we intended to complete for the dress rehearsal,” Thomas … Continue reading "NASA Says It’s Satisfied With Rehearsal for SLS Moon Rocket Launch" The post NASA Says It’s Satisfied With Rehearsal for SLS Moon Rocket Launch appeared first on Universe Today.

AP NewsNASA asteroid mission on hold due to late software delivery - NASA put an asteroid mission on hold Friday, blaming the late delivery of its own navigation software.The Psyche mission to a strange metal asteroid of the same name was supposed to launch this September or October. ...

NASA Announces Launch Delay for Psyche Asteroid Mission NASANASA's Psyche mission to an unexplored metal world comes to a halt CNNNASA's metal asteroid mission Psyche won't launch before mid-2023 (and could face cancellation) Space.comNASA Cancels 2022 Mission to Valuable Asteroid Psyche on a Falcon Heavy CNETSoftware testing problem delays Psyche launch SpaceNewsView Full Coverage on Google News

Delays in setting up the spacecraft’s navigation software mean the mission may not reach the asteroid until 2029 or 2030, rather than 2026.

First steps by humans to recapture planet's natural satellite NASA is finally ready to launch its unmanned Orion spacecraft and put it in the orbit of the Moon. Lift-off from Earth is now expected in late August using a Space Launch System (SLS) rocket.…

Astronomers discovered a rocket body heading toward a lunar collision late last year. Impact occurred March 4, with NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter later spotting the resulting crater. Surprisingly the crater is actually two craters, an eastern crater (18-meter diameter, about 19.5 yards) superimposed on a western crater (16-meter diameter, about 17.5 yards).

NASA's Curiosity Rover Rolls Past Evidence of Ancient Water GizmodoNASA's Curiosity Rover Captures Stunning Mars Views – Unlocking Mysteries of Ancient Past SciTechDailyNasa shares stunning images of Mars including closeup of ‘ancient Martian pond’... The US SunCuriosity captures stunning views of a changing Mars landscape Phys.orgNASA Mars Rover Snaps Flaky, Funky 'Scientifically Fascinating' Landscape CNETView Full Coverage on Google News

The COVID-19-related lockdowns granted scientists an unexpected and detailed glimpse as to how human activities impact atmospheric composition.

NASA wants its moon dust and cockroaches back.

NASA Sets Live Launch Coverage for CAPSTONE Mission to Moon NASANASA deems Artemis 1 moon mission's test fueling a success Space.comNASA wraps up moon rocket test; to set launch date after fix ABC NewsNASA not planning another Artemis 1 countdown dress rehearsal – Spaceflight Now Spaceflight NowNASA Declares Megarocket Rehearsal Complete, Setting Stage for Inaugural Launch GizmodoView Full Coverage on Google News

Space boffins task engineers with creating 40kW lunar fission plant that can operate for ten years NASA has chosen the three companies it will fund to develop a nuclear fission reactor ready to test on the Moon by the end of the decade.…

NASA deems Artemis 1 moon mission's test fueling a success Space.comNASA wraps up moon rocket test; to set launch date after fix ABC NewsNASA not planning another Artemis 1 countdown dress rehearsal – Spaceflight Now Spaceflight NowNASA Declares Megarocket Rehearsal Complete, Setting Stage for Inaugural Launch GizmodoLaunch of NASA's CAPSTONE cubesat moon mission delayed to June 27 Space.comView Full Coverage on Google News

NASA's Curiosity Rover Captures Stunning Mars Views – Unlocking Mysteries of Ancient Past SciTechDailyCuriosity captures stunning views of a changing Mars landscape Phys.orgNASA Mars Rover Snaps Flaky, Funky 'Scientifically Fascinating' Landscape CNETStunning Picture Reveals Weird 'Polygons' on Mars VICECuriosity's Mastcam Views Flaky, Streambed Rocks NASA Jet Propulsion LaboratoryView Full Coverage on Google News

NASA said Thursday it has finished testing its huge moon rocket and will move it back to the launch pad in late August.

NASA not planning another Artemis 1 countdown dress rehearsal – Spaceflight Now Spaceflight NowFor the first time, a small rocket will launch a private spacecraft to the Moon Ars TechnicaNASA SLS rocket launch rehearsal aborted at 29 seconds Livescience.comNASA weighs Artemis 1 moon rocket's launch readiness after fueling success Space.comNASA Moon rocket test met 90% of objectives HT TechView Full Coverage on Google News

NASA's Curiosity Captures Stunning Views of a Changing Mars Landscape NASA Jet Propulsion LaboratoryStunning Picture Reveals Weird 'Polygons' on Mars VICENASA Mars Rover Snaps Flaky, Funky 'Scientifically Fascinating' Landscape CNETCuriosity's Mastcam Views Layers at Las Claritas NASA Jet Propulsion LaboratoryCuriosity captures stunning views of a changing Mars landscape Phys.orgView Full Coverage on Google News

Over the past few weeks, a group of engineers from SRON Netherlands Institute for Space Research, Airbus Netherlands and NASA has been working on installing the Dutch aerosol instrument SPEXone on NASA's PACE satellite. PACE will conduct measurements on oceans and aerosols to study the influence of particulates on the climate. It is scheduled for launch in 2024. On June 23, the last screw is tightened, which officially completes the integration.

NASA's Curiosity Captures Stunning Views of a Changing Mars Landscape NASAStunning Picture Reveals Weird 'Polygons' on Mars VICECuriosity captures stunning views of a changing Mars landscape Phys.orgNASA Mars Rover Snaps Flaky, Funky 'Scientifically Fascinating' Landscape CNETCuriosity's Mastcam Views Layers at Las Claritas NASA Jet Propulsion LaboratoryView Full Coverage on Google News

NASA weighs Artemis 1 moon rocket's launch readiness after fueling success Space.comNASA SLS rocket launch rehearsal aborted at 29 seconds Livescience.comNASA Moon rocket test met 90% of objectives HT TechArtemis 1 Moon rocket succeeds in critical preflight test InverseNASA looks into next steps ahead of Artemis launch WKMG News 6 ClickOrlandoView Full Coverage on Google News

New Life: NASA's InSight Mars Lander Gets a Few Extra Weeks of Science Operations SciTechDailyNASA's Dust-Choked InSight Lander Likely Won't Make It to the End of the Year GizmodoNASA's Mars InSight lander will risk earlier shut down to squeeze out a little more science Space.comNASA ignores InSight's battery woes in pursuit of data The RegisterNASA Mars Lander Will Sacrifice Longevity for Science CNETView Full Coverage on Google News

NASA's Dust-Choked InSight Lander Likely Won't Make It to the End of the Year GizmodoNew Life: NASA's InSight Mars Lander Gets a Few Extra Weeks of Science Operations SciTechDailyNASA's Mars InSight lander will risk earlier shut down to squeeze out a little more science Space.comNASA ignores InSight's battery woes in pursuit of data The RegisterNASA Mars Lander Will Sacrifice Longevity for Science CNETView Full Coverage on Google News

NASA managers mull mostly successful moon rocket test CBS NewsNASA weighs Artemis 1 moon rocket's launch readiness after fueling success Space.comNASA counts down to within 29 seconds of launching the large SLS rocket Ars TechnicaNASA Moon rocket test met 90% of objectives HT TechWhat We Know About NASA’s Supposedly ‘Successful’ Megarocket Launch Rehearsal GizmodoView Full Coverage on Google News

For decades, telescopes have helped us capture light from galaxies that formed as far back as 400 million years after the big bang—incredibly early in the context of the universe's 13.8-billion-year history. But what were galaxies like that existed even earlier, when the universe was semi-transparent at the beginning of a period known as the Era of Reionization? NASA's next flagship observatory, the James Webb Space Telescope, is poised to add new riches to our wealth of knowledge not only by capturing images from galaxies that existed as early as the first few hundred million years after the big bang, but also by giving us detailed data known as spectra. With Webb's observations, researchers will be able to tell us about the makeup and composition of individual galaxies in the early universe for the first time.

NASA Voyager probes: 18 best pictures as 45-year journey nears its end Business InsiderNASA is starting to shut down the Voyager probes, which launched in 1977 and made it deeper into space than anything since Yahoo! VoicesNASA to Power Down Voyage Probes: Here Are Their Best Space Photos PetaPixelNASA to power down the mighty Voyager space probes Boing BoingNASA's Voyager probes will start to shut down soon after nearly 45 years Interesting EngineeringView Full Coverage on Google News

NASA aborted the 4th consecutive rehearsal launch of its powerful SLS rocket on Monday, citing a hydrogen leak.

What We Know About NASA’s Supposedly ‘Successful’ Megarocket Launch Rehearsal GizmodoNASA counts down to within 29 seconds of launching the large SLS rocket Ars TechnicaNASA Artemis Moon Rocket Fueling Test Is Partly Completed The New York TimesMega moon rocket's latest trial results will determine final launch day to moon CNNArtemis 1 Moon rocket succeeds in critical preflight test InverseView Full Coverage on Google News

Space boffins: Nevermind ekeing out the battery, let it go out in a blaze of glory! Pondering what services to switch off to keep your laptop going just that bit longer? NASA engineers can relate, having decided the Mars InSight lander will go out on a high: they plan to burn through the remaining power to keep the science flowing until the bitter end.…

NASA and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) are working together to advance space nuclear technologies. The agencies have selected three design concept proposals for a fission surface power system design that could be ready to launch by the end of the decade for a demonstration on the moon. This technology would benefit future exploration under the Artemis umbrella.

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China aims to return Mars samples before joint NASA-European mission: report Space.comChina says it will bring Mars samples back to Earth 2 years before NASA Interesting EngineeringBeating NASA, China Set To Become 1st Country To Get Martian Sample Back On Earth — Chinese Expert EurAsian TimesChina could bring first Mars samples to Earth before NASA Digital TrendsChina planning to bring Mars sample to Earth before NASA, ESA joint mission WIONView Full Coverage on Google News

The mission’s team has chosen to operate its seismometer longer than previously planned, although the lander will run

NASA and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) are working together to advance space nuclear technologies. The agencies

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As part of NASA’s Artemis lunar project, the US is funding the design of small nuclear reactors that could power space exploration Read Full Article at RT.com

To human eyes, the night sky between the stars appears dark, the void of space. But X-ray telescopes capture a profoundly different view. Like a distant fireworks show, our images of the X-ray sky reveal a universe blooming with activity. They hint at yet unknown cosmic eruptions coming from somewhere deeper into our galaxy.

The mission's team has chosen to operate its seismometer longer than previously planned, although the lander will run out of power sooner as a result.

NASA Announces Artemis Concept Awards for Nuclear Power on Moon NASANuclear Power on Moon: NASA Selects Design Concept for Fission Surface Power System SciTechDailyNuclear power on the moon: Texas company wins NASA design program KXAN.comNASA Will Spend $35 Million On A New Mission To Probe The Moon’s Mysterious Volcanoes ForbesView Full Coverage on Google News

Known as the "wet dress rehearsal" because it involves loading liquid propellant, it is the final item to cross off the checklist before the Artemis-1 mission slated for this summer: an uncrewed lunar flight that will eventually be followed by Moon boots on the ground, likely no sooner than 2026. Teams at the Kennedy Space Center began their latest effort to complete the exercise on Saturday. Their objectives were to load propellant into the rocket's tanks, conduct a launch countdown and simulate contingency scenarios, then drain the tanks. Three previous bids, starting in March, were plagued by glitches and failed to fuel up the rocket with hundreds of thousands of gallons of supercooled liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen. On Monday, engineers finally succeeded in fully loading up the tanks. But they also encountered a new hydrogen leak issue they were unable to resolve. "I would say we're in the 90th percentile in terms of where we need to be overall," Artemis mission manager Mike

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NASA's fourth attempt to complete a critical test of its Moon rocket achieved around 90 percent of its goals, but there's still no firm date for the behemoth's first flight, officials said Tuesday.

The agency mostly completed a dress rehearsal of the fueling and countdown of its rocket, a crucial step before it can launch an uncrewed capsule around the moon.

The agency mostly completed a dress rehearsal of the fueling and countdown of its rocket, a crucial step before it can launch an uncrewed capsule around the moon.

Plus it aborts ISS reboost. Not the greatest start to the week, was it? NASA engineers had to work fast to avoid another leak affecting the latest Artemis dry run, just hours after an attempt to reboost the International Space Station (ISS) via the Cygnus freighter was aborted following a few short seconds.…

China aims to bring Mars samples to Earth 2 years before NASA, ESA mission SpaceNewsBeating NASA, China Set To Become 1st Country To Get Martian Sample Back On Earth — Chinese Expert EurAsian TimesView Full Coverage on Google News

Voyager: NASA starts deactivating deep-space probes flying since 1977 Business InsiderNASA to kill the iconic Voyager 1, Voyager 2 deep in space, where no man has been before? HT TechNASA to Shut Down One of Its Most Famous Projects ComicBook.comNASA prepares to power-down Voyager spacecraft after 44 years Daily MailNasa starts shutting down Voyager after 50 years The IndependentView Full Coverage on Google News

This star-studded image shows the globular cluster Terzan 9 in the constellation Sagittarius, toward the center of the Milky Way. The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope captured this glittering scene using its Wide Field Camera 3 and Advanced Camera for Surveys.

Mars from Hubble: Astronomers took advantage of a rare close approach by Mars in 2001. When the Red Planet was just 43 million miles away, Hubble snapped this picture with the WFPC2. It has a surface resolution of just 10 miles. This is the best image we’ve gotten of Mars that didn’t involve sending a robot there. The proposed Tianwen-3 would have a simpler design than the NASA-ESA initiative, and it could result in pristine bits of Mars returning to Earth as soon as 2031. The post China Details Plans to Return Mars Samples Two Years Before NASA-ESA appeared first on ExtremeTech.

NASA's Artemis 1 moon mission passes crucial fueling test despite leak Space.comArtemis moon rocket achieves milestones despite issues during critical prelaunch test CNNLive coverage: NASA runs another countdown rehearsal for SLS moon rocket – Spaceflight Now Spaceflight NowNASA fuels moon rocket for 1st time in countdown rehearsal The Washington PostNASA finally fuels moon rocket on fourth attempt, but problems remain CBS NewsView Full Coverage on Google News

NASA fueled its huge moon rocket for the first time Monday and went ahead with a critical countdown test despite a fuel line leak.

With operations deadline in September, team eager to squeeze more data out of infrared observatory The SOFIA aircraft has returned to New Zealand for a final time ahead of the mission's conclusion later this year.…

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Hubble Space Telescope starstruck by a globular cluster Space.com

European Space Agency Releases Data on 2 Billion Stars VOA Learning EnglishThe satellite set to reveal billions of Milky Way secrets St George & Sutherland Shire LeaderScientists Are Building the Ultimate Milky Way Map. Here's What They Have So Far CNETNewly-Observed 'Starquakes' Change Stars' Shapes Popular MechanicsThis Week in Space: New Maps of 16 Psyche and the Milky Way Light Up the Sky ExtremeTechView Full Coverage on Google News

The Color of Space: A NASA Documentary Showcasing the Stories of Black Astronauts NASA'The Color of Space': Watch NASA's new documentary celebrating Black space explorers for Juneteenth Space.comView Full Coverage on Google News

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Over a Million Miles per Hour: NASA's Chandra Catches Pulsar in X-Ray Speed Trap SciTechDailyAt 1.4 Million Mph, Astronomers Detected One of The Fastest Cosmic Objects of Its Kind ScienceAlertThis powerful pulsar is so young it might still be a teenager Astronomy MagazineAstronomers find evidence for most powerful pulsar in distant galaxy Phys.orgAstonishingly Bright “Super Crab” Pulsar Is So Young It's Practically A Teenager IFLScienceView Full Coverage on Google News

NASA’s OSIRIS-REx Spacecraft Observes Asteroid Bennu’s Boulder “Body Armor” SciTechDailyAn armoured asteroid? Yes, NASA says it exists and can reveal secrets of our solar system HT TechNASA spacecraft observes asteroid Bennu's boulder 'body armor' Phys.orgNASA Spacecraft Observes Asteroid Bennu's Boulder “Body Armor” NASAView Full Coverage on Google News

NASA assigns two astronauts to Starliner test flight SpaceNewsNASA Selects Two Daring Astronauts to Fly on Boeing's First Crewed Starliner Test Flight GizmodoThese 2 NASA astronauts are Boeing Starliner's 1st crew Space.comNASA revises crew for first piloted flight of Boeing's Starliner capsule CBS NewsView Full Coverage on Google News

The Next Prelaunch Rehearsal Before Our Artemis I Moon Mission on This Week @NASA – June 17, 2022 NASANASA Set for Latest Megarocket Launch Rehearsal—and the Pressure Is On GizmodoNASA gearing up for another try at Artemis 1 'wet dress' Space.comNASA sets date for next go at mega moon rocket's crucial prelaunch test CNNNASA says it’s ready for a fourth attempt to fuel the massive SLS rocket Ars TechnicaView Full Coverage on Google News

NASA spots ‘shiny metal foil’ on Mars in strange photo – can you solve the mystery? New York Post NASA Rover Discovers Trash On Mars - IGN IGNWhat's This Weird Balancing Rock on Mars? GizmodoGravitas: Human trash found on Mars WIONNasa rover sighting reignites fears about human space debris The GuardianView Full Coverage on Google News

The James Webb Space Telescope: Prepare for a New Way To See the Universe SciTechDailyView Full Coverage on Google News

These 2 NASA astronauts are Boeing Starliner's 1st crew Space.comNASA Updates Astronaut Assignments for Boeing Starliner Test Flight NASANASA revises crew for first piloted flight of Boeing's Starliner capsule CBS NewsNASA assigns two astronauts to Starliner test flight SpaceNewsUncrewed Boeing Starliner flight returns from ISS Aerospace Testing InternationalView Full Coverage on Google News

NASA will fly two astronaut test pilots aboard the agency’s Boeing Crew Flight Test (CFT) mission to the

NASA Updates Astronaut Assignments for Boeing Starliner Test Flight NASAThese 2 NASA astronauts are Boeing Starliner's 1st crew Space.comNASA assigns two astronauts to Starliner test flight SpaceNewsNASA revises crew for first piloted flight of Boeing's Starliner capsule CBS NewsView Full Coverage on Google News

NASA Rover Discovers Trash On Mars IGNMars Perseverance Rover Adopts Pet Rock NowThis NewsHumans Somehow Found A Way To Litter On Mars HuffPostGravitas: Human trash found on Mars WIONA NASA rover just found trash on Mars MashableView Full Coverage on Google News

Asteroid Bennu's boulder-covered surface gives it protection against small meteoroid impacts, according to observations of craters by NASA's OSIRIS-REx (Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, Security-Regolith Explorer) spacecraft.

The Joint Polar Satellite System-2 satellite, or JPSS-2, has cleared a critical testing milestone, bringing it a step closer to launch. Last week, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's polar-orbiting satellite emerged from the chamber after completing its thermal vacuum testing. This test is meant to show that the spacecraft and all of its instruments will perform successfully when exposed to the harsh environments of space.

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An instrument on the space station documented how built and natural surfaces responded to record heat in Las Vegas.

NASA gearing up for another try at Artemis 1 'wet dress' Space.comNASA sets date for next go at mega moon rocket's crucial prelaunch test CNNFourth SLS countdown test set for June 20 SpaceNewsNASA says it’s ready for a fourth attempt to fuel the massive SLS rocket Ars TechnicaLatest Edition: June 15, 2022 NASAView Full Coverage on Google News

NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will study wispy streams of stars that extend far beyond the apparent edges of many galaxies. Missions like the Hubble and James Webb space telescopes would have to patch together hundreds of small images to see these structures around nearby galaxies in full. Roman will do so in a single snapshot. Astronomers will use these observations to explore how galaxies grow and the nature of dark matter.

A young pulsar is blazing through the Milky Way at a speed of over a million miles per hour. This stellar speedster, witnessed by NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory, is one of the fastest objects of its kind ever seen. This result teaches astronomers more about how some of the bigger stars end their lives.

ESA has put forward its ambitious plans for the next three years and beyond to increase European autonomy, leadership and responsibility in space.

NASA’s Orion spacecraft will need more than your average GPS to navigate during Artemis missions to the Moon. Scientists have

'Unexpected': NASA Mars Rover Finds Shiny Foil Piece on a Rock CNETMars Perseverance Rover Adopts Pet Rock NowThis NewsNASA Rover Perseverance Littered, Leaving Piece of Trash on Mars The Daily BeastA NASA rover just found trash on Mars MashablePerseverance Mars rover spies piece of its landing gear Space.comView Full Coverage on Google News

NASA Rover Perseverance Littered, Leaving Piece of Trash on Mars The Daily BeastMars Perseverance Rover Adopts Pet Rock NowThis NewsA NASA rover just found trash on Mars MashablePerseverance Mars rover spies piece of its landing gear Space.comNASA’s Perseverance Mars rover makes an unexpected find Digital TrendsView Full Coverage on Google News

NASA's mega moon rocket will get another attempt at prelaunch test on Monday CNNNASA Schedules SLS Wet Dress Rehearsal… Again FLYINGLatest Edition: June 15, 2022 NASAView Full Coverage on Google News

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The Artemis I mega moon rocket will have a fourth attempt at a final prelaunch test beginning on Saturday, with loading of supercold propellant into the rocket scheduled for Monday. The test will air live on NASA's website.

The European Space Agency and NASA talked up the prospect of putting the first European on the Moon, as they signed a deal strengthening collaboration for future lunar exploration.

The Artemis I mega moon rocket is ready for its fourth attempt at a final prelaunch test, according to an update from NASA officials on Wednesday.

Space travel is clearly for astronauts and the super rich, but NASA has found a way the rest of us can claim our spot among the cosmos.

Swirling disks of gas and dust, the stuff that could one day form planets, surround young stars. Through NASA's Disk Detective program, citizen scientists—volunteers from the public—collaborate with professional scientists to help search for dusty disks around nearby stars, revealing clues to the early lives of stars and the ingredients of planets.

The European Space Agency and NASA on Wednesday talked up the prospect of putting the first European on the moon, as they signed a deal strengthening collaboration for future lunar exploration.

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The James Webb Space Telescope is finally ready to do science – and it’s seeing the universe more clearly than even its own engineers hoped for The ConversationNew Images from the James Webb Space Telescope Reveal More Information about Our Galaxy The DebriefHow JWST's first science images will blow us all away Big ThinkView Full Coverage on Google News

A new image from NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope is brimming with distant galaxies in various shapes. Some are

Sixteen scientists from the U.S., Europe, Canada, and Japan have been chosen to help future samples from the

NASA, Partner Establish New Research Group for Mars Sample Return Prog NASA16-member team to spearhead science when first samples from Mars arrive on Earth India TodayNASA and ESA create 16-member Mars Sample Return Campaign Science group The Indian ExpressNASA, Partner Establish New Research Group for Mars Sample Return Program NASA Jet Propulsion LaboratoryNASA, Partner Establish New Research Group for Mars Sample Return Program – NASA Mars Exploration NASA Mars ExplorationView Full Coverage on Google News

'Black hole' wandering near our solar system detected by Hubble Space Telescope KXAN.comHubble spies stellar 'ghost' wandering the Milky Way galaxy CNNThere's a Black Hole in Our Galaxy With 7 Times More Mass Than the Sun Popular MechanicsHubble Finds Phantom Imprint in Space Revealing Black Hole Roaming Our Milky Way Galaxy SciTechDailyA celestial loner might be the first known rogue black hole Science News MagazineView Full Coverage on Google News

‘Black hole’ wandering near our solar system detected by Hubble Space Telescope KXAN.comHubble spies stellar 'ghost' wandering the Milky Way galaxy CNNA celestial loner might be the first known rogue black hole Science News MagazineThere's a Black Hole in Our Galaxy With 7 Times More Mass Than the Sun Popular MechanicsHubble Finds Phantom Imprint in Space Revealing Black Hole Roaming Our Milky Way Galaxy SciTechDailyView Full Coverage on Google News

For the first time, the Hubble Space Telescope has detected a lone object drifting through our Milky Way galaxy. Two different teams of astronomers have arrived at separate conclusions about the invisible, ghostly remains of this once-radiant star.

Hubble Finds Phantom Imprint in Space Revealing Black Hole Roaming Our Milky Way Galaxy SciTechDailyHubble spies stellar 'ghost' wandering the Milky Way galaxy CNN‘Black hole’ wandering near our solar system detected by Hubble Space Telescope KXAN.comA celestial loner might be the first known rogue black hole Science News MagazineHubble spies what may be a rogue black hole just 5,000 light years away SyfyView Full Coverage on Google News

NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will study wispy streams of stars that extend far beyond the apparent edges of many galaxies. Missions like the Hubble and James Webb space telescopes would have to patch together hundreds of small images to see these structures around nearby galaxies in full. Roman will do so in a single snapshot. Astronomers will use these observations to explore how galaxies grow and the nature of dark matter.

A new image from NASA's Hubble Space Telescope is brimming with distant galaxies in an assortment of shapes. Some are seen face-on and appear oval or as disks or spirals, while others are seen edge-on and look more like cigars. The new image differs from past views of the same field of galaxies in that it now includes observations made in ultraviolet light.

Hubble spies stellar 'ghost' wandering the Milky Way galaxy CNNHubble spies what may be a rogue black hole just 5,000 light years away SyfyA celestial loner might be the first known rogue black hole Science News MagazineUC Berkeley astronomers discover potential free-floating black hole Daily Californian'Dark' black hole wandering the Milky Way may be the smallest yet detected Space.comView Full Coverage on Google News

Comets, with their long, beautiful, bright tails of ice, are some of the most spectacular sightings in the night sky. This was most apparent when Comet NEOWISE passed by Earth in the summer of 2020, dazzling viewers from all over the planet while being mainly visible in the northern hemisphere. While the sky might look … Continue reading "ESA Gives Green Light on its Comet Interceptor Mission" The post ESA Gives Green Light on its Comet Interceptor Mission appeared first on Universe Today.

After a technical glitch that caused it to enter safe mode, NASA's MAVEN satellites is once again up and running and conducting science operations. The post After Three Months in Safe-Mode, NASA’s Maven Spacecraft Has Been Recovered appeared first on Universe Today.
