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CNN Documentary Examines Musk and Bezos' Role in the New Space Race
A new CNN documentary, 'Eclipsing Power,' explores how billionaires Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos are reshaping the American space program through their private ventures.
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Lego Launches Large-Scale Hubble Space Telescope Model
Lego has introduced a new 1,252-piece Icons set featuring a detailed Hubble Space Telescope model, now available for purchase at $140.
Ars Technica · 14h ago
Simulations Suggest Hidden Population of Lone Black Holes in Milky Way
New astronomical simulations indicate that the vast majority of stellar-mass black holes in the Milky Way may exist alone rather than in binary star systems.
Phys.org · 14h ago
Astrobiologists Analyze Apollo Samples to Reveal Early Earth History
Researchers are utilizing moon rocks retrieved during Apollo missions to overcome gaps in Earth's geological record caused by the planet's constant surface transformation.
Phys.org · 14h ago
Spaceflight Conditions May Alter Astronaut Swallowing Mechanics
Research indicates that microgravity environments combined with physiological changes can impact how astronauts consume food and liquids during long-duration space missions.
Phys.org · 15h ago
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New Study Casts Doubt on Europa Ocean Detection via Plumes
A study led by Rutgers University suggests that Europa's icy shell may be too thick and turbulent to allow ocean water to reach the surface for easy detection by NASA.
Space.com · 15h ago
Satellite Imagery Reveals Dynamic Tides of Guinea-Bissau Bijagos
New satellite imagery captures the dramatic daily transformation of the Bijagos Archipelago, where tidal fluctuations significantly alter the coastal landscape.
NASA News Releases · 16h ago
New Framework Proposed to Categorize Lunar Soil for Moon Missions
Researchers are introducing a system to classify lunar regolith, aiming to improve site selection for future human settlements, construction, and agricultural endeavors.
Phys.org · 19h ago
Pluto's Atmosphere Faces Potential Collapse as Planet Recedes from Sun
As Pluto drifts further into the cold, dark reaches of the outer solar system, scientists warn that the dwarf planet's atmosphere may soon begin to freeze and collapse.
Phys.org · 19h ago
NASA Delivers NavCube3-mini for Lunar Relay Satellite Mission
NASA has provided Intuitive Machines with its compact NavCube3-mini payload, designed to enhance navigation and communication capabilities for upcoming lunar missions.
NASA News Releases · 19h ago
NASA's MESSENGER Mission: A Historic Look at Mercury
NASA launched the MESSENGER spacecraft on August 3, 2004, beginning a long journey to orbit Mercury and reveal the planet's unique geological secrets.
Space.com · 19h ago
Ike Theriot Leads Critical Lunar Surface Operations Training at NASA
Veteran flight operations expert Ike Theriot is preparing astronauts for upcoming Artemis lunar missions through rigorous ground-based surface simulations and development.
NASA News Releases · 19h ago
NASA Engages Half-Million Fans at FIFA World Cup Fan Festival
NASA brought the frontier of space to soccer fans in Houston, hosting an interactive exhibit for 500,000 visitors during the FIFA World Cup event in East Downtown.
NASA News Releases · 19h ago
Seismic Analysis Could Uncover Subsurface Lunar Water Reserves
Researchers are developing new seismic techniques to detect hidden lunar ice by analyzing moonquake vibrations, a breakthrough for future deep-space exploration and water access.
ScienceDaily · 21h ago
Astronomers Uncover Clues Behind Tabby Star Dimming Mystery
A fresh analysis of the erratic light patterns of KIC 8462852 suggests a specific 21-hour event may finally explain long-standing anomalies surrounding the distant star.
Phys.org · 21h ago
The Fate of Moons Orbiting Rogue Planets in Deep Space
New research investigates the fate of moons when their host planets are ejected from solar systems. Can satellites survive the chaotic process of becoming a rogue planet?
Phys.org · 21h ago
Total Solar Eclipse Set to Cross Spain, Iceland, and Greenland in 2026
A rare total solar eclipse is scheduled for August 2026, marking a significant astronomical event that will be visible across parts of Spain, Iceland, and Greenland.
Phys.org · 1d ago
Meteor Streak Captured Against the Lacerta Nebula in Nevada
A long-exposure photograph taken in Nevada reveals a vibrant meteor vaporizing in front of the faint, red-hued Great Lacerta Nebula.
NASA News Releases · 1d ago
Meteor Streak Photobombs Lacerta Nebula in New NASA APOD Image
A recent long-exposure photograph from Nevada's Death Valley Observatories captures a vivid meteor streak crossing paths with the faint Great Lacerta Nebula.
NASA News Releases · 1d ago
JWST Captures Warped Protoplanetary Disk Around TW Hydrae
New observations from the James Webb Space Telescope have unveiled a warped structure within the protoplanetary disk surrounding the young star TW Hydrae.
Phys.org · 1d ago
Apollo 15 Milestone: The First Televised Lunar Liftoff
On August 2, 1971, the Apollo 15 mission made history by broadcasting the first-ever live television coverage of a lunar module departing the moon's surface.
Space.com · 1d ago
New Dark Matter Findings Reveal Unexpected Cosmic Behavioral Shifts
Researchers have identified a mysterious force within dark matter that complicates current models of cosmic evolution, showing it effectively lightens over time.
ScienceDaily · 1d ago
James Webb Space Telescope Reshaping Origins of the Universe Theory
The James Webb Space Telescope is providing unprecedented data that challenges established models of galactic formation and the early timeline of our universe.
WIRED · 1d ago
August 2026 Astronomy Guide: Preparing for Two Upcoming Eclipses
Astronomy enthusiasts have a busy month ahead in August 2026, with both solar and lunar eclipse events scheduled. Here is how to prepare for these upcoming phenomena.
WIRED · 1d ago
Rare Fire Rainbow Phenomenon Captured Above West Virginia
NASA highlights a striking photograph of a rare circumhorizontal arc, or 'fire rainbow,' captured over the mountains of West Virginia, explaining the unique science.
NASA News Releases · 2d ago
Rare Fire Rainbow Captured Over West Virginia Mountains
A striking photograph of a circumhorizontal arc, commonly called a fire rainbow, highlights the complex interaction between sunlight and high-altitude ice crystals.
NASA News Releases · 2d ago
NASA Astronomy Picture Features July Buck Moon Over Croatia
A recent NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day captures the full Buck Moon rising over Croatia, highlighting the atmospheric phenomena known as the Belt of Venus.
NASA News Releases · 3d ago
NASA Astronomy Picture Captures Rare Buck Moon Over Croatia
A striking new image released by NASA showcases the July Buck Moon alongside the Belt of Venus, highlighting upcoming solar eclipse events in August 2026.
NASA News Releases · 3d ago
August 2026 Astronomy Guide: Solar Eclipse and Perseid Meteors
August 2026 offers rare celestial events, including a total solar eclipse, the Perseid meteor shower, and a peak viewing window for Venus in the western evening sky.
NASA News Releases · 3d ago
NASA to Preview 250th Anniversary Aerospace Event in Florida
NASA will host a news conference at Kennedy Space Center on August 14 to announce an upcoming event celebrating American achievements in aviation and space technology.
NASA News Releases · 3d ago
NASA Challenges Billion-Dollar Estimate for Lunar Rover Proposal
NASA is pushing back against an assessment suggesting that retrofitting a Mars rover engineering model for lunar exploration could exceed a $1 billion price tag.
SpaceNews · 3d ago
NASA Launches Advanced Wind Tunnel at Langley Research Center
NASA has officially opened the Flight Dynamics Research Facility in Virginia, its first major new wind tunnel in four decades, to support future lunar and aeronautic missions.
NASA News Releases · 3d ago
Boeing Starliner Resumes Progress Toward Upcoming Space Flight
Boeing's Starliner program shows renewed momentum following previous technical setbacks, with officials suggesting a potential mission window may open before the year ends.
Ars Technica — Space · 5d ago
NASA and ESA Advance Collaborative Space Exploration Objectives
NASA and the European Space Agency continue to strengthen their partnership, focusing on shared scientific research and the advancement of international space exploration goals.
NASA & ESA Missions · 9d ago
NASA Satellite Imagery Reveals Vibrant Turquoise Bloom in Black Sea
Satellite imagery from NASA has revealed a striking color transformation in the Black Sea, showing the deep blue waters shifting to a vivid, bright turquoise hue.
NASA · 19d ago
ESA Astronaut Luca Parmitano Named Pilot for NASA Artemis III Mission
European Space Agency astronaut Luca Parmitano has been selected to serve as the pilot for the upcoming NASA Artemis III mission, marking a significant milestone in space.
NASA & ESA Missions · 55d ago
NASA Commences Support for ESA Rosalind Franklin Mars Rover Mission
NASA has officially begun the implementation phase to support the European Space Agency's Rosalind Franklin Mars rover, aimed at searching for signs of ancient life.
NASA & ESA Missions · 110d ago