James Webb Space Telescope detects clouds on a 'hot Jupiter' that we thought had clear skies
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According to an official release from the Kremlin, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree dismissing Rogozin from his duties on Friday (July 15).
(ESA/ATG medialab; background: ESO/S. Brunier, CC BY-NC)
In a mission first, the long-time star surveyor spotted two Jupiter-size planets in a remote spot of the galaxy. The find was confirmed with the Large Binocular Telescope, in Arizona, and reveals the spacecraft can double as a spotter for alien worlds.
A megacomet has just passed safely by Earth, but there's still a chance it will grow brighter through the summer as it reaches its closest approach to the sun in December.
SpaceX's CRS-25 mission saw a Falcon 9 main booster nail another landing aboard SpaceX's A Shortfall of Gravitas droneship in the Atlantic Ocean on July 14. Which of the following is the actual name of another one of SpaceX's other two droneships?
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A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida Thursday evening (July 14), sending a robotic Dragon resupply craft toward the International Space Station.
The James Webb Space Telescope is already confounding expectations with a surprising new discovery: It detected evidence for clouds on an exoplanet that was thought to have completely clear skies.
We would love to be able to get excited about astronomy just by giving them a pair of binoculars and telling them to point them at the night sky, but we must remember that not all binoculars are appropriate for them.
Apple TV+'s "For All Mankind" is making a desperate mid-nineties drive to Mars in its third season, and we've already reached the halfway point in this alternative history sci-fi series' latest outing.
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