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The next war will be won — or lost — in orbit
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Applications 11/12/2024 1509 views 39 likes Launched in May 2024, ESA’s EarthCARE satellite is nearing the end of its commissioning phase with the release of its first data on clouds
Artist’s concept of asteroid 3200 Phaethon. Most asteroids are rocky or metallic, and they don’t vent stuff into space. But 3200 Phaethon appears to be made of different materials from
The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has made a groundbreaking discovery that’s reshaping our understanding of galaxy formation in the early Universe. This lightweight galaxy, designated as Firefly Sparkle, was
Mercury in a transparent early-evening sky on 24 January 2021. Image: Martin Campbell. Mercury, the fast moving inner planet, passed through inferior conjunction between Earth and the Sun on 6
?????1??????????????2024?12?8?22?34?35??????360fps????(?????)??????????????????????????????????????????????????????? pic.twitter.com/iHUq9EuXQg — ???? (@dfuji1) December 8, 2024 Check out this video from Japanese astronomer Daichi Fujii, the curator of the Hiratsuka City Museum. Fujii caught videos of what might
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Did Venus ever have oceans? Was it ever habitable? Previous studies suggest the planet once was more like Earth, with vast stretches of water on its surface. But a new
A key location in space engineering, recreated using LEGO: this is a copy in miniature of the Concurrent Design Facility at ESA’s technical centre ESTEC in the Netherlands, responsible for originating numerous
This artist’s image depicts part of a model of Earth’s tree of life. When humans finally discover alien life, will they be able to recognize it? Astrobiologists are developing a
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