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Ten Years at Jupiter and Still Going Strong: NASA’s Juno Spacecraft Exceeds Expectations
Originally planned to complete 34 orbits around Jupiter, NASA’s Juno spacecraft arrived at the gas giant…
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Universe(al) Pictures: “The Greatest Cosmic Movie Ever Made” Starts Production Now
“Ready, set, action!” Bob Blum, the Director for Operations at the Vera C. Rubin Observatory might…
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Europe on Four Boosters: A New Era of Heavy-Lift Precision for Arianespace
Europe took a definitive leap into the heavy-lift market this year as Arianespace successfully completed a…
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Roman Empire: NASA’s Next-Gen Telescope on Track to Conquer Infrared Sky
“Veni, Vidi, Vici” is a famous phrase attributed to Julius Caesar, dictator of the Roman Empire,…
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SpaceX’s Ultimate Mastermind: Can New Orbital AI Constellation Get Us to Mars?
Following its successful IPO and in between of launching batches of Starlink satellites one by another,…
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The Hunt for Earth 2.0: How Lockheed Martin Plans to Spot Potentially Habitable Exoplanets
On its quest to find Earth’s twin, NASA is designing a next-generation space telescope that will…
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Volare, Cantare, Lunare
Naming Luca Parmitano as pilot of Artemis III is a brilliant, historic decision that makes all…
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Shifting Gears for America’s Next Moonshot
The Boeing-built Core Stage 3 (CS3) serves as the literal backbone of the entire Space Launch…
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The Heat Is Out There: Tracking the Warmth of Alien Technology
The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) has largely operated on a single, fragile assumption: that if…
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AI in Astronomy? Machine Learning to Help Us Find and Explore Star Clusters
In the era of growing exploitation of AI, astronomy can truly benefit from it too. A…





