Thursday, September 21, 2023

DART-slammed asteroid behaving unexpectedly, high school class discover

The 5 critical steps OSIRIS-REx faces before its return | Space Quiz! NASA's DART spacecraft slammed into Dimorphos, which orbits what other asteroid? | DART-hit asteroid behaves unexpectedly, students discover
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The 5 critical steps OSIRIS-REx faces before its return
(NASA)
The Bennu asteroid samples onboard OSIRIS-REx are about to face the bumpiest part of their journey back from deep space.
Full Story: Space (9/21) 
Space Quiz! NASA's DART spacecraft slammed into Dimorphos, which orbits what other asteroid?
Learn the answer here!
VoteBennu
VoteRyugu
VoteEros
VoteDidymos
DART-hit asteroid behaves unexpectedly, students discover
(NASA/Johns Hopkins APL/Steve Gribben)
Asteroid Dimorphos, which NASA intentionally hit with a rocket during its DART mission in September 2022, is behaving in unpredicted ways.
Full Story: Space (9/19) 
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Skywatching
Solar storm slams into Earth and sparks stunning auroras
(Jo Majko)
Aurora enthusiasts can thank a massive solar tendril, called a solar filament, for the stunning light show.
Full Story: Space (9/20) 
Spaceflight
NASA astronaut assigned to International Space Station
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Tracy Dyson will be assigned to the MS-25 Soyuz spacecraft mission scheduled to launch to the ISS in March 2024 for a six-month mission.
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    Science & Astronomy
    Supermassive black holes eat quicker than expected
    (A. Tchekhovskoy/Nick Kaaz/Northwestern University)
    Supermassive black holes may have a completely unexpected cosmic delivery service supplying them with gas and dust to feast on.
    Full Story: Space (9/20) 
    Technology
    Nano subs to get test beneath Antarctic ice in 2026
    (Center for Marine Environmental Sciences, University of Bremen)
    The subsurface oceans of the Jupiter and Saturn's moons, Europa and Enceladus, might just be teeming with life.
    Full Story: Space (9/21) 
    Star Wars
    'Ahsoka' season 1 episode 6 review: Myths and legends
    (Disney+)
    Its sixth chapter does a heel turn from last week, and takes us to unexplored places while asking intriguing new questions.
    Full Story: Space (9/20) 
     
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    На заседании Ученого совета в пятницу 22 сентября будет заслушан доклад:

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    Wednesday, September 20, 2023

    NASA's Ingenuity Mars helicopter breaks altitude record during 59th flight

    OSIRIS-REx makes final maneuver before Sept. 24 delivery | Space Quiz! Which of these countries has never landed anything on the moon? | NASA's Ingenuity Mars helicopter breaks altitude record
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    The Launchpad
    OSIRIS-REx makes final maneuver before Sept. 24 delivery
    (NASA/Keegan Barber)
    The maneuver moved the the OSIRIS-REx predicted landing location about 8 miles east, toward the center of its landing zone.
    Full Story: Space (9/19) 
    Space Quiz! Which of these countries has never landed anything on the moon?
    Learn the answer here!
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    VoteRussia
    VoteJapan
    VoteIndia
    VoteChina
    NASA's Ingenuity Mars helicopter breaks altitude record
    (NASA/JPL-Caltech)
    Ingenuity set a new record during its 59th flight, reaching an altitude of 66 feet (20 meters) during the 142.59-second flight on the Red Planet.
    Full Story: Space (9/19) 
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    Spaceflight
    Japan's SLIM moon lander passes Earth orbit critical phase
    (JAXA)
    Now passed its first critical operation period, SLIM's solar panels, communications, propulsion and other systems are working well.
    Full Story: Space (9/20) 
    Science & Astronomy
    China's new wide-field survey telescope spots Andromeda
    (University of Science and Technology of China/Handout via Xinhua)
    The Wide Field Survey Telescope shot a stunning portrait of our neighboring galaxy, Andromeda, for its debut image release.
    Full Story: Space (9/19) 
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      SpaceX
      Falcon 9 launches Starlink on record-breaking 17th flight
      (SpaceX)
      It was the 17th liftoff and landing for this Falcon 9's first stage, which surpassed the previous mark of 16, held by two other boosters.
      Full Story: Space (9/19) 
      Technology
      Polaris Spaceplanes wraps up MIRA-Light flight tests
      (Polaris Spaceplanes)
      Polaris Spaceplanes hopes to culminate its spaceplane prototypes into a linear aerospike rocket engine-powered, hypersonic vehicle, AURORA.
      Full Story: Space (9/19) 
      Search for Life
      Curiosity rover reaches perilous Mars ridge after 3 attempts
      (NASA)
      Gediz Vallis ridge has a whole new area to investigate and, in fact, its the youngest section of the region.
      Full Story: Space (9/19) 
      Entertainment
      'Babylon 5' series available on Blu-ray in December
      (Warner Bros)
      And so it begins! The high definition upgrade is finally available as a standalone package.
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