September 8, 2024
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Event Horizon Telescope Moves Toward Sharper Images – Sky & Telescope

The road to Oz may be paved with yellow bricks, but it took time to lay each one of those bricks. Science is also a journey that requires building the path on which it travels. When astronomers from the Event Horizon Telescope Collaboration published the First image of a black hole silhouette in 2019It was

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NASA to announce final determination on how to conclude Starliner crewed flight test – Spaceflight Now

NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, commander and Boeing crew flight test pilot respectively, inspect safety equipment aboard the International Space Station. Image: NASA NASA is at a crossroads when it comes to the conclusion of the crewed flight test of Boeing’s Starliner. The agency is set to announce its decision on whether or

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Ancient lake on Mars was larger than any other on Earth

View larger/full image. | This colour-coded topographic map from ESA Mars Express The orbiter shows part of what used to be a huge lake (in blue), called Lake Eridania by Earth scientists. It is in the Chaos of Caralis region of Mars. It appears to have been the largest lake on Mars, larger than any

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ReOrbit completes PDR phase for UKKO mission

This is a press release submitted by a client. Submit his Press release. ReOrbit, a leading Helsinki-based provider of satellite software, has successfully completed the Preliminary Design Review (PDR) phase with the European Space Agency (ESA) for its UKKO mission, part of the InCubed programme. For the InCubed UKKO Development and Demonstration of Technologies for

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Climate X reveals UNESCO sites vulnerable to climate-related damage

Credit: Climate X Ibadan, August 23, 2024. – Climate risk data analytics company Climate X has revealed new data identifying which UNESCO World Heritage sites are most vulnerable to climate-related damage. The analysis highlights that four of the UK’s 35 UNESCO World Heritage sites – the Forth Bridge, St Kilda and New Lanark in Scotland,

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Physicists discover the behavior of superconductors at temperatures previously considered “impossible”

Scientists have discovered a key process necessary for superconductivity This is a superconductor that works at higher temperatures than previously thought. It could be a small but significant step in the quest for one of the “holy grails” of physics: a superconductor that works at room temperature. The discovery, made inside the unlikely material of

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Easing the tension on Hubble – Sky & Telescope

An artist's concept shows the expansion of the universe over time since the Big Bang (represented as white light on the left). The cosmic microwave background is shown as the mottled blue-green surface. A dark space represents the cosmic dark ages, before stars and galaxies began to form and fill the universe. The universe can

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Mars mission will send Blue and Gold satellites to the red planet

An artist's concept shows Blue and Gold, the twin satellites that will launch in October 2024 for their mission to Mars. They built the probes on a shoestring budget to see if it was possible and will study Mars' hybrid magnetosphere. The satellites will take 11 months to reach the red planet. Image via POT.

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SpaceWERX awards contracts to nine space technology companies for defense projects

WASHINGTON — Nine space technology companies have won a new round of contracts from SpaceWERX, an organization based in Los Angeles that connects military needs with commercial space technologies, officials announced Aug. 22. The contracts, known as Strategic Augmentation Funding (STRATFI) agreements, are funded by the Department of the Air Force's AFWERX organization. SpaceWERX revealed

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Carleton University's 'digital archaeology' reveals astronauts' habits on the International Space Station

Carleton University is among the institutions studying archaeology on the International Space Station (International Space Station) to see how astronauts adapt their living space to their needs. A new peer-reviewed study in Plus One examines the “microsociety” of ISS astronauts and their use of cluttered spaces, such as repurposing a pegboard near the exercise area

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