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NASA Astronaut Breaks Record with Epic Spacewalks—You Won’t Believe the Duration

31 January 2025

Sunita Williams set a new record for the longest spacewalk time by a woman with 62 hours and 6 minutes. Her significant achievement occurred during her ninth spacewalk outside the International Space Station. The mission included important tasks such as removing an

Earth·Life·Space Debris·SpaceX·Stars·Uncategorized

Starlink’s Skyward Leap: Transforming Connectivity While Tackling Space Dilemmas

31 January 2025

SpaceX’s Starlink is revolutionizing satellite internet with a $7.8 billion revenue increase in 2024. Starlink bridges the digital divide, providing internet access to remote and rural regions. Improved connectivity empowers education and healthcare in underserved areas. Starlink supports cultural exchange and global

$$$·Artemis Program·Earth·Life·Moon·Solar System

Get Ready: The Lunar Lander Athena is Set to Transform Moon Exploration

31 January 2025

Athena, Intuitive Machines’ lunar lander, aims to redefine lunar exploration with a scheduled launch on February 26. The spacecraft’s advanced technology is designed for resource prospecting and establishing communications in the Mons Mouton region. Key instruments include the TRIDENT drill, MAPP rover,

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NASA’s Juno Captures Io’s Most Explosive Volcanic Eruption Yet

31 January 2025

Nasa’s Juno spacecraft detected a monumental volcanic eruption on Io, the most active moon of Jupiter. Io experiences extreme geological activity due to Jupiter’s powerful gravitational influence. The volcanic hotspot observed is larger than Lake Superior and emits six times more energy

Astronomy·Discoveries·Exoplanets·Life·Planets·Uncategorized

The Future of Exoplanet Exploration! How ‘Planeterna’ is Changing the Game

31 January 2025

Planeterna represents a transformative approach in exoplanet exploration, emphasizing continuous study of planetary systems. This method leverages advanced AI and next-gen telescopes for precise detection and analysis of distant worlds. Technological innovations, including AI data processing and enhanced photometric sensors, accelerate the

$$$·Asteroids·Earth·European Space Agency

Asteroid 2024 YR4: Is Earth in Danger on December 22, 2032?

31 January 2025

The asteroid 2024 YR4 poses a potential Earth impact risk with a 1.2% chance of collision on December 22, 2032. Measuring between 130 to 330 feet in width, its size could result in significant damage, equivalent to 8 megatons of TNT if

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UK’s Bold Move: 20 Million Pound Investment to Launch the First Scottish Rocket

31 January 2025

The U.K. government invests £20 million ($24.8 million) in Orbex to develop the country’s first orbital rocket. Orbex Prime aims for launch from Shetland’s SaxaVord Spaceport by late 2025. Scotland’s geographical advantages will enable efficient access to polar orbits. The rocket utilizes

Discoveries·Earth·Exoplanets·Life·Planets·Uncategorized

Is Earth No Longer Special? Stunning New Exoplanet K2-18 b Might Harbor Life

31 January 2025

The James Webb Space Telescope has discovered exoplanet K2-18 b, located about 124 light-years from Earth, stirring excitement in the scientific community. K2-18 b resides in a habitable zone around a red dwarf star, indicating potential conditions for supporting life. The exoplanet’s

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Major Shake-Up at Boeing: Is This the Boost Starliner Needs?

31 January 2025

Boeing has named John Mulholland as the new head of its Starliner program, succeeding Mark Nappi. Mulholland previously led the International Space Station program and aims to bring renewed energy to Starliner. Investors showed caution post-announcement, with Boeing shares dipping nearly 1.5%.