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NASA's SDO Observes Partial Solar Eclipse
NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory witnessed a partial solar eclipse on July 25th, with the moon covering 62% of the sun, showcasing the unique perspective of space-based solar observations and adding to a history of similar events by Apollo missions and the Proba-3 mission.
NASA's SDO Observes Partial Solar Eclipse
NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory witnessed a partial solar eclipse on July 25th, with the moon covering 62% of the sun, showcasing the unique perspective of space-based solar observations and adding to a history of similar events by Apollo missions and the Proba-3 mission.
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NASA Employees Protest Trump's Proposed 25% Budget Cut
287 current and former NASA employees published a formal letter of objection to the Trump administration's proposed \$6 billion budget cut, which represents a 25% reduction for fiscal year 2026, criticizing the arbitrary nature of the cuts and the prioritization of human exploration missions over re...
NASA Employees Protest Trump's Proposed 25% Budget Cut
287 current and former NASA employees published a formal letter of objection to the Trump administration's proposed \$6 billion budget cut, which represents a 25% reduction for fiscal year 2026, criticizing the arbitrary nature of the cuts and the prioritization of human exploration missions over re...
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Greenland's Rapid Ice Melt: A Two-Degree Celsius Warning
A NASA-funded Greenland survey reveals a two-degree Celsius rise in subglacial ocean water temperatures over the last decade, causing rapid ice melt and glacier retreat, and informing future exploration techniques for icy moons.
Greenland's Rapid Ice Melt: A Two-Degree Celsius Warning
A NASA-funded Greenland survey reveals a two-degree Celsius rise in subglacial ocean water temperatures over the last decade, causing rapid ice melt and glacier retreat, and informing future exploration techniques for icy moons.
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NASA Employees Issue Formal Dissent Against Harmful Budget Cuts and Policy Changes
Current and former NASA employees issued a formal dissent against recent policy changes, citing risks to safety, national security, and the agency's core mission, resulting from budget cuts and mission cancellations that defy congressional appropriations and cause workforce losses.
NASA Employees Issue Formal Dissent Against Harmful Budget Cuts and Policy Changes
Current and former NASA employees issued a formal dissent against recent policy changes, citing risks to safety, national security, and the agency's core mission, resulting from budget cuts and mission cancellations that defy congressional appropriations and cause workforce losses.
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NASA's TRACERS Mission to Study Earth's Magnetic Shield
NASA's TRACERS mission, launching no earlier than late July, will use two small satellites to study how Earth's magnetic shield protects against solar wind, aiming to mitigate negative impacts on power grids, GPS, and space assets, with a parallel study on high-energy particle dispersion.
NASA's TRACERS Mission to Study Earth's Magnetic Shield
NASA's TRACERS mission, launching no earlier than late July, will use two small satellites to study how Earth's magnetic shield protects against solar wind, aiming to mitigate negative impacts on power grids, GPS, and space assets, with a parallel study on high-energy particle dispersion.
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Parker Solar Probe Captures Closest-Ever Sun Images, Improving Space Weather Predictions
On December 24, 2024, NASA's Parker Solar Probe captured the closest-ever images of the Sun at 6.1 million kilometers, revealing details about the solar wind and coronal mass ejections crucial for improving space weather forecasting and protecting technology and astronauts.
Parker Solar Probe Captures Closest-Ever Sun Images, Improving Space Weather Predictions
On December 24, 2024, NASA's Parker Solar Probe captured the closest-ever images of the Sun at 6.1 million kilometers, revealing details about the solar wind and coronal mass ejections crucial for improving space weather forecasting and protecting technology and astronauts.
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Twin Satellites Launched to Study Solar Wind's Impact on Earth
On Wednesday, NASA and SpaceX launched twin TRACERS satellites from Vandenberg Space Force Base to study how the solar wind interacts with Earth's magnetic field, impacting satellites, power grids, and other systems; five other smaller satellites were also launched for various purposes.
Twin Satellites Launched to Study Solar Wind's Impact on Earth
On Wednesday, NASA and SpaceX launched twin TRACERS satellites from Vandenberg Space Force Base to study how the solar wind interacts with Earth's magnetic field, impacting satellites, power grids, and other systems; five other smaller satellites were also launched for various purposes.
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NASA Launches TRACERS Mission to Study Sun's Impact on Earth
NASA launched two satellites on Tuesday to study how the Sun's particles interact with Earth's magnetic field, aiming to better understand and predict the impact of space weather on technology and infrastructure.
NASA Launches TRACERS Mission to Study Sun's Impact on Earth
NASA launched two satellites on Tuesday to study how the Sun's particles interact with Earth's magnetic field, aiming to better understand and predict the impact of space weather on technology and infrastructure.
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Aldrin Reflects on Apollo 11's 56th Anniversary
On the 56th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing, Buzz Aldrin recalled the lunar module Eagle's July 20, 1969 touchdown at Tranquility Base, emphasizing the mission's success as a testament to the collaborative efforts of hundreds of thousands and reflecting on President Kennedy's inspirational...
Aldrin Reflects on Apollo 11's 56th Anniversary
On the 56th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing, Buzz Aldrin recalled the lunar module Eagle's July 20, 1969 touchdown at Tranquility Base, emphasizing the mission's success as a testament to the collaborative efforts of hundreds of thousands and reflecting on President Kennedy's inspirational...
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SpaceX Contracts Remain Despite Trump's Call
Despite President Trump's call to end SpaceX government contracts, a review found them essential for US national security and space exploration; SpaceX subsequently won more contracts, highlighting its unique capabilities and lack of alternatives.
SpaceX Contracts Remain Despite Trump's Call
Despite President Trump's call to end SpaceX government contracts, a review found them essential for US national security and space exploration; SpaceX subsequently won more contracts, highlighting its unique capabilities and lack of alternatives.
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Star Trek Fans Secure "Enterprise" Shuttle Naming
President Gerald Ford renamed NASA's first Space Shuttle "Enterprise" in September 1976, yielding to an intense letter-writing campaign by Star Trek fans, a decision supported by NASA officials seeking increased public engagement, and announced at a Palmdale, California unveiling attended by the Sta...
Star Trek Fans Secure "Enterprise" Shuttle Naming
President Gerald Ford renamed NASA's first Space Shuttle "Enterprise" in September 1976, yielding to an intense letter-writing campaign by Star Trek fans, a decision supported by NASA officials seeking increased public engagement, and announced at a Palmdale, California unveiling attended by the Sta...
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Webb Telescope Reveals Star Formation in Cat's Paw Nebula
The James Webb Space Telescope's NIRCam captured a detailed image of a cluster of forming stars within a substructure of the Cat's Paw Nebula (NGC 6334) located 4,000 light-years away in Scorpius, revealing new insights into the star formation process.
Webb Telescope Reveals Star Formation in Cat's Paw Nebula
The James Webb Space Telescope's NIRCam captured a detailed image of a cluster of forming stars within a substructure of the Cat's Paw Nebula (NGC 6334) located 4,000 light-years away in Scorpius, revealing new insights into the star formation process.
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28% Bias Score
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