Tuesday, March 14, 2023

NASA wants 'deorbit tug' to bring ISS down in 2030

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The Launchpad
NASA wants 'deorbit tug' to bring ISS down in 2030
(NASA)
NASA aims to develop a spacecraft capable of steering the International Space Station (ISS) to a controlled destruction in Earth's atmosphere when its time in orbit is up.
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SpaceX is 'go' for March 14 cargo launch to space station
(SpaceX)
Liftoff is scheduled for Tuesday (March 14) at 8:30 p.m. ET.
Full Story: Space (3/13) 
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Best telescopes for deep space in 2023
(Getty Images)
The best telescopes for deep space will let you observe far-away galaxies, nebulas, star systems and more.
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Skywatching
Watch the half-lit last quarter moon rise tonight
(Robert Lea)
The moon reaches its last quarter phase on Tuesday (March 14) when its face will be half illuminated by the sun.
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Spaceflight
China launches pair of mysterious Earth-mapping satellites
(SAST)
China launched a pair of cartography satellites on Thursday (March 9) to boost the country's Earth observation and mapping capabilities.
Full Story: Space (3/13) 
Science & Astronomy
Two pairs of giant black holes spotted on collision course
(NASA/CXC/Univ. of Alabama/M. Micic et al.; Optical: International Gemini Observatory/NOIRLab/NSF/AURA)
NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory has spotted the first evidence of black holes in dwarf galaxies about to collide.
Full Story: Space (3/13) 
Here's what a super-Earth would do to our solar system
(NASA/JPL-Caltech/R. Hurt (SSC))
"It all works like intricate clock gears. Throw more gears into the mix and it all breaks."
Full Story: Space (3/13) 
Search for Life
Sorry, Spock, but real-life planet Vulcan doesn't exist
(Stocktrek Images/Kevin Lafin/Getty Images)
This is going to disappoint Trekkies everywhere, but what was thought to be a real-life version of the exoplanet Spock calls home is actually not a planet at all.
Full Story: Space (3/13) 
Entertainment
'Guardians of the Galaxy #1' blasts off with brash trailer
(Marvel Comics)
Behold this dynamic preview featuring unseen art as the Guardians enter uncharted space
Full Story: Space (3/13) 
Star Trek
'Khan!!! The Musical!' is best served live Off-Broadway
(Paramount)
This irresistible interpretation plays a limited five-week engagement inside Off-Broadway's Players Theatre in New York City. Performances begin May 4 and continue through June 4.
Full Story: Space (3/13) 
 
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Monday, March 13, 2023

Russia looking into manufacturing defect on leaky spacecraft

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The Launchpad
Watch a meteorite smash into the moon (video)
(Daichi Fujii (Hiratsuka City Museum))
The space rock created a brief but brilliant flash that was captured from Earth.
Full Story: Space (3/10) 
Russia hunts manufacturing defect on leaky spacecraft
(NASA TV)
Russia is investigating the possibility that a manufacturing defect caused two of its spacecraft to spring coolant leaks in a two-month span recently.
Full Story: Space (3/12) 
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Best cameras for astrophotography in 2023
(Getty/Sony)
Buy one of the best cameras for astrophotography and capture breathtaking images of the solar system and beyond.
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Skywatching
Watch Venus and Jupiter go their separate ways
(Nicolas Economou/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
The two planets have spent the beginning of March so close in the sky that they appeared to touch, but now Jupiter and Venus move apart.
Full Story: Space (3/13) 
Science & Astronomy
No, the moon can't help find your soulmate on TikTok
(Gabby Jones/Bloomberg/Yaorusheng/Getty Images)
A new TikTok trend suggests that users can compare the phases of the moon on the day they are born to determine if they are soulmates.
Full Story: Space (3/12) 
SpaceX
SpaceX Dragon splashes down with Crew-5 astronauts
(NASA/Keegan Barber)
The four Crew-5 astronauts spent about five months off Earth.
Full Story: Space (3/11) 
Spaceflight
How often does the space station have to dodge debris?
(NASA)
Astronauts have to deal with growing amounts of space junk in orbit, but there are procedures on the International Space Station in case of trouble.
Full Story: Space (3/13) 
Relativity Space aborts launch of first 3D-printed rocket
(Trevor Mahlmann/Relativity Space)
Two launch countdown aborts, a wayward boat and high winds delayed the Terran 1 rocket launch.
Full Story: Space (3/11) 
Technology
Radio telescope will peer into universe's 'Dark Ages'
(NASA/Goddard/Arizona State University)
A few years from now, a small radio telescope on the far side of the moon could help scientists peer into the universe's ancient past.
Full Story: Space (3/13) 
Star Trek
'Autobiography of Benjamin Sisko' reveals untold history
(Titan Books)
London-based Titan Books is presenting a new, 304-page fictional prose novel titled "The Autobiography of Benjamin Sisko(opens in new tab)" this fall, written by veteran "Star Trek" journalist and author Derek Tyler Attico.
Full Story: Space (3/12) 
 
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