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SpaceX Dragon debris lights up sky in bright fireball over western US during reentry (video)
Debris from a SpaceX Dragon broke up over several states in the western US early Thursday (April 17). SpaceX asks residents to report any debris they come across.
Hubble telescope eyes galactic site of distant star explosion (video)
The Hubble Space Telescope is on the track of a supernova that exploded in the region of a galaxy in 2020.
Ingenuity Snaps Another Shot of Perseverance on the Move
Our favorite Martian helicopter did it again. The tiny Ingenuity chopper recently did its 51st flight on Mars. It traveled 188 meters this time (about 617 feet) on April 22, 2023, and reached a maximum altitude of 12 meters (about 39 feet) over the Martian surface. During that time, it snapped another image of its Perseverance mothership, waiting patiently on the horizon.
Watch live: SpaceX attempting two Friday evening launches from Cape Canaveral
Watch a replay of our live coverage of the countdown and launch two SpaceX rockets — a Falcon 9 and a Falcon Heavy — less than two hours apart on Friday, April 28. Follow us on Twitter.
What Would be in a Moon Salad?
Imagine you’re a lunar astronaut, putting in a hard day’s work building your lab or excavating moon rocks. You get back into the hab and ask, “What’s for dinner?” The answer could be “We’re starting with a Moon salad” featuring lettuce and other goodies grown on the lunar surface. It’s an idea scientists are researching as part of a project called LunarPlant, an effort to figure out ways to grow healthy veggies on the Moon.
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 Spectroscopy (MRS) is receiving less light than expected at the longest wavelengths.
Europe's JUICE Jupiter probe has an antenna glitch in deep space
A European radar instrument was designed to penetrate ice on Jupiter's icy moons. But now the JUICE mission is having issues deploying an antenna key to sending data back to Earth.
You Don't Want to Be Within 160 Light-Years of a Supernova
Supernovae are incredibly common in the universe. Based on observations of isotopes such as aluminum-26, we know that a supernova occurs on average about every fifty years in the Milky Way alone. A supernova can outshine a galaxy, so you wouldn’t want your habitable planet to be a few light years away when it goes off. Fortunately, most supernovae have occurred very far away from Earth, so we haven’t had to concern ourselves with wearing sunscreen at night. But it does raise an interesting question. When it comes to supernovae, how close is too close? As a recent study shows, the answer depends on the type of supernova.
Curiosity rover on Mars gets a brain boost to think (and move) faster
NASA's Curiosity rover has spent more than 10 years exploring the Red Planet. Now the mission has new software allowing the rover to explore Mars more efficiently.
'Star Trek: Picard' actor and director Jonathan Frakes talks playing Riker again in exclusive interview excerpt
'Star Trek: Picard' actor and director Jonathan Frakes talks playing Riker again in an interview excerpt from the upcoming "Star Trek Explorer #7."
China's Zhurong Mars rover finds signs of recent water activity on Red Planet
Data from China's Zhurong Mars rover reveals evidence of water activity on tiny dunes, suggesting parts of the Red Planet were shaped by salty water as recently as 400,000 years ago.
Big telescope deal spotted: Unistellar eVscope 2 is $600 off
The $600 saving means it's Amazon's lowest-ever price on the telescope.
Seismic waves inside Mars' core hint at how it became hostile to life
Using the InSight lander scientists have measured seismic waves traveling through the core of Mars for the first time gathering clues as to why the Red Planet may not be fit for life.
SpaceX clears Falcon Heavy for liftoff after launch pad lightning strike
Lightning strikes Launch Complex 39A at Kennedy Space Center on Thursday night, with a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket awaiting liftoff. Credit: SpaceX
SpaceX says engineers completed checks of the Falcon Heavy rocket, its satellite payloads, and ground systems at the Kennedy Space Center after a lightning strike on the launch pad’s tower Thursday night, part of a wave of severe weather that forced officials to delay the launch attempt.
'Star Wars: Return of the Jedi' returns to theaters ahead of its 40th anniversary
"Star Wars: Return of the Jedi" returns to theaters on April 28 for the 40th anniversary of the thrilling conclusion to the original trilogy.
Virgin Galactic spacecraft makes first glide since historic spaceflight, aims for space
Virgin Galactic's VSS Unity took once again to the skies on April 26 for a glide test. The next step will be a test flight in space ahead of launching commercial service, officials said.
New 'Silo' trailer dives deep underground into Apple TV+'s upcoming sci-fi series
Apple TV+ releases the full trailer for their prestigious new sci-fi series, "Silo," based on Hugh Howey's bestselling trilogy of novels.
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