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Researchers Create a Plasma Bubble With Lasers That Could Provide Propulsion or an Artificial Magnetosphere

By Andy Tomaswick - July 23, 2022 08:06 PM UTC | Physics
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An Astronaut Controlled a Rover as it Collected Samples on Mt Etna. In the Future, it'll be on the Moon

By Andy Tomaswick - July 23, 2022 07:52 PM UTC | Space Exploration
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Nancy Grace Roman Will be Launching on a Falcon Heavy Rocket

By Matthew Williams - July 23, 2022 04:26 PM UTC | Missions
NASA has announced that SpaceX will be launching the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope in 2026!
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Gamma-ray Bursts can Help Astronomers Measure Vast Distances Across the Universe

By Brian Koberlein - July 23, 2022 12:53 PM UTC | Cosmology
Some gamma ray bursts could be used as standard candles and allow astronomers to measure Hubble's constant at greater distances than ever before.
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SLS Launch Date, Falcon Heavy Gets Flagship NASA Telescope, Dormant Black Hole

By kuingul-gmail - July 23, 2022 10:36 AM UTC | Missions
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Astronomers Have a New Way to Find Exoplanets in Cataclysmic Binary Systems

By Evan Gough - July 22, 2022 03:43 PM UTC | Exoplanets
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JWST Sees the Most Distant Galaxy Ever, Just 300 Million Years After the Big Bang

By Carolyn Collins Petersen - July 21, 2022 11:34 PM UTC | Cosmology
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Japanese Researchers Show how Microgravity Affects Astronauts' Muscles and Nerves

By Matthew Williams - July 21, 2022 03:33 PM UTC | Space Exploration
A new study by a Japanese research team shows that long term exposure to microgravity not only affect muscles and bones, but nerves.
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Gravitational Wave Telescopes Could Detect Clumps of Dark Matter Drifting Through the Solar System

By Paul Sutter - July 21, 2022 03:09 PM UTC | Physics
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Here's M74 Like You've Never Seen it Before, Thanks to Judy Schmidt and JWST

By Evan Gough - July 21, 2022 12:53 PM UTC | Extragalactic
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An Ambitious Plan to Find Earth 2.0

By Andy Tomaswick - July 21, 2022 12:05 AM UTC | Exoplanets
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A Dormant Black Hole has Been Discovered Just Outside the Milky Way

By Carolyn Collins Petersen - July 20, 2022 11:41 PM UTC | Black Holes
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You can see Where JWST Took a Direct hit From a Micrometeorite on one of its Mirrors

By Matthew Williams - July 20, 2022 02:39 PM UTC | Telescopes
A recently-released report examines the James Webb Space Telescope's performance and discusses the micrometeoroid impacts that could threaten the mission
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Uh Oh, NASA is Reviewing Psyche and May Terminate the Mission

By Evan Gough - July 20, 2022 01:48 PM UTC | Missions
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Earth has Clouds of Water. Hot Exoplanets Have Clouds of Sand

By Paul Sutter - July 20, 2022 09:47 AM UTC | Exoplanets
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We Finally Know Where the Highest Energy Cosmic Rays are Coming From: Blazars

By Carolyn Collins Petersen - July 20, 2022 12:21 AM UTC | Extragalactic
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The Gravitational Constant is Tricky to pin Down Accurately. Here's a new way to Measure it

By Paul Sutter - July 19, 2022 10:25 PM UTC | Physics
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We'll be Building Self-Replicating Probes to Explore the Milky Way Sooner Than you Think. Why Haven't ETIs?

By Evan Gough - July 19, 2022 05:43 PM UTC | Milky Way
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Betelgeuse and Antares Have Been Observed for Over 2,000 Years. Astronomers can use This to Figure out how old They are

By sjohnston - July 18, 2022 11:34 PM UTC | Stars
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A Mission Concept to fly a Solar Neutrino Detector Close to the Sun

By Paul Sutter - July 18, 2022 10:09 PM UTC | Solar Astronomy
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