Science & Exploration 11/12/2024 2118 views 42 likes For the first time, the NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope has detected and ‘weighed’ a galaxy, in the early Universe, that has
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As shutdown continues, science community keeps focus on long-term budget concerns
WASHINGTON — As the government shutdown drags on, scientists and advocates remain focused on the long-term effects of proposed budget cuts at NASA and other agencies. Congress’ failure to pass
Russian cosmonauts install semiconductor experiment, jettison old HDTV camera during spacewalk outside ISS
Two Russian cosmonauts are back inside the International Space Station after conducting a spacewalk to install a semiconductor materials experiment, as well as retrieve and jettison a no-longer-needed camera from
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An international team of astronomers addressed the mystery of the “Little Red Dots” (LRDs) observed by Webb. They conclude that they are likely to be “black hole stars,” the early
Viasat takes aim at the U.S. military satellite market
WASHINGTON — Viasat is moving beyond its traditional role as a satellite broadband provider to build customized spacecraft for the U.S. military as the Pentagon looks to tap commercial technology
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SpaceX wins approval for increased Falcon launches from Vandenberg
WASHINGTON — The Department of the Air Force has approved SpaceX’s proposal to double its launch rate at Vandenberg Space Force Base and begin using a second launch pad there.
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?????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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