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SVOM Satellite Detects 13-Billion-Year-Old Gamma-Ray Burst
The Sino-French SVOM satellite, launched on June 22, 2024, detected a 13-billion-year-old gamma-ray burst, originating 730 million years after the Big Bang, marking a significant advancement in our understanding of the early universe and surpassing a nearly 12-year-old international observation reco...
SVOM Satellite Detects 13-Billion-Year-Old Gamma-Ray Burst
The Sino-French SVOM satellite, launched on June 22, 2024, detected a 13-billion-year-old gamma-ray burst, originating 730 million years after the Big Bang, marking a significant advancement in our understanding of the early universe and surpassing a nearly 12-year-old international observation reco...
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Disintegrating Lava Planet Found with 9-Million Kilometer Tail
MIT astronomers discovered BD+05 4868 Ab, a disintegrating lava planet 140 light-years away, possessing a 9-million kilometer tail due to extreme heat from its nearby star, and is predicted to vanish in 1-2 million years.
Disintegrating Lava Planet Found with 9-Million Kilometer Tail
MIT astronomers discovered BD+05 4868 Ab, a disintegrating lava planet 140 light-years away, possessing a 9-million kilometer tail due to extreme heat from its nearby star, and is predicted to vanish in 1-2 million years.
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India's First Space Simulation Mission: Hab-1 Concludes in Ladakh
India's ISRO completed its first space simulation mission, Hab-1, a three-week isolation experiment in Ladakh using a Teflon habitat to prepare astronauts for future space missions, including the upcoming Gaganyaan mission and subsequent lunar and Mars missions.
India's First Space Simulation Mission: Hab-1 Concludes in Ladakh
India's ISRO completed its first space simulation mission, Hab-1, a three-week isolation experiment in Ladakh using a Teflon habitat to prepare astronauts for future space missions, including the upcoming Gaganyaan mission and subsequent lunar and Mars missions.
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Global Race to the Moon: Resources, Legalities, and the Future
Multiple nations plan lunar missions due to recently discovered water ice and rare earth metal deposits, along with Helium-3, prompting discussions about resource ownership and a potential new legal framework under the UN.
Global Race to the Moon: Resources, Legalities, and the Future
Multiple nations plan lunar missions due to recently discovered water ice and rare earth metal deposits, along with Helium-3, prompting discussions about resource ownership and a potential new legal framework under the UN.
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China Unveils Next-Gen Cargo Spacecraft, Qingzhou
China's next-generation cargo spacecraft, Qingzhou, designed by the China Academy of Sciences, will be showcased in Shanghai for Space Day; weighing five tons, it can deliver 1.8 tons of supplies, including 300 liters of refrigerated cargo, to the Chinese space station and will offer commercial serv...
China Unveils Next-Gen Cargo Spacecraft, Qingzhou
China's next-generation cargo spacecraft, Qingzhou, designed by the China Academy of Sciences, will be showcased in Shanghai for Space Day; weighing five tons, it can deliver 1.8 tons of supplies, including 300 liters of refrigerated cargo, to the Chinese space station and will offer commercial serv...
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Potential Biosignatures Detected on Exoplanet K2-18b
Astronomers detected molecules in the atmosphere of exoplanet K2-18b, 124 light-years from Earth, that on Earth are produced only by marine phytoplankton, suggesting the possibility of life on this Hycean world; however, confirmation is pending.
Potential Biosignatures Detected on Exoplanet K2-18b
Astronomers detected molecules in the atmosphere of exoplanet K2-18b, 124 light-years from Earth, that on Earth are produced only by marine phytoplankton, suggesting the possibility of life on this Hycean world; however, confirmation is pending.
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China Launches New Crew to Tiangong Space Station
China launched the Shenzhou-20 spacecraft on Thursday, sending three astronauts to its Tiangong space station to replace the current crew, who will return on April 29. The new crew will conduct experiments and install debris shields, reflecting China's ambitions in space exploration.
China Launches New Crew to Tiangong Space Station
China launched the Shenzhou-20 spacecraft on Thursday, sending three astronauts to its Tiangong space station to replace the current crew, who will return on April 29. The new crew will conduct experiments and install debris shields, reflecting China's ambitions in space exploration.
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China Launches Shenzhou 20 Space Station Mission
China launched the Shenzhou 20 mission with astronauts Chen Dong, Chen Zhongrui, and Wang Jie on Thursday evening from Jiuquan, replacing the current space station crew for a six-month term focused on experiments and station improvements.
China Launches Shenzhou 20 Space Station Mission
China launched the Shenzhou 20 mission with astronauts Chen Dong, Chen Zhongrui, and Wang Jie on Thursday evening from Jiuquan, replacing the current space station crew for a six-month term focused on experiments and station improvements.
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Perseverance Rover Uncovers Unusual 'Float Rock' on Mars
NASA's Perseverance rover discovered a dark, smooth rock named "Skull Hill" in the Jezero Crater's Port Anson region on Mars; initial analysis suggests it's an igneous float rock, potentially originating from a nearby outcrop or impact crater.
Perseverance Rover Uncovers Unusual 'Float Rock' on Mars
NASA's Perseverance rover discovered a dark, smooth rock named "Skull Hill" in the Jezero Crater's Port Anson region on Mars; initial analysis suggests it's an igneous float rock, potentially originating from a nearby outcrop or impact crater.
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Proposed NASA Budget Cuts Threaten US Leadership in Space Research
The White House proposed a 20% budget cut to NASA, slashing astrophysics by two-thirds, solar research by half, and planetary science by 30%, potentially jeopardizing American leadership in space exploration and impacting global collaborations.
Proposed NASA Budget Cuts Threaten US Leadership in Space Research
The White House proposed a 20% budget cut to NASA, slashing astrophysics by two-thirds, solar research by half, and planetary science by 30%, potentially jeopardizing American leadership in space exploration and impacting global collaborations.
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Russia-US Space Collaboration: Zeus Tug in Focus
Russia is negotiating space cooperation with the US, primarily focusing on its advanced nuclear-powered space tug, Zeus, which offers superior propulsion capabilities compared to existing US designs. Discussions include joint projects with SpaceX and potential risks of technology transfer are being ...
Russia-US Space Collaboration: Zeus Tug in Focus
Russia is negotiating space cooperation with the US, primarily focusing on its advanced nuclear-powered space tug, Zeus, which offers superior propulsion capabilities compared to existing US designs. Discussions include joint projects with SpaceX and potential risks of technology transfer are being ...
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Veteran Astronaut Returns to Earth as Aging ISS Faces Growing Risks
Don Pettit, NASA's oldest active astronaut, along with two cosmonauts, returned to Earth on September 15th after a 220-day mission aboard the ISS, landing in Kazakhstan; however, the aging space station faces multiple challenges including air leaks and funding shortages, jeopardizing safe deorbit.
Veteran Astronaut Returns to Earth as Aging ISS Faces Growing Risks
Don Pettit, NASA's oldest active astronaut, along with two cosmonauts, returned to Earth on September 15th after a 220-day mission aboard the ISS, landing in Kazakhstan; however, the aging space station faces multiple challenges including air leaks and funding shortages, jeopardizing safe deorbit.
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