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NASA could see women walk on the dark side of the Moon for the first time

Nasa plans to include women walking on Earth’s satellite for the first time and have identified 13 possible landing sites as the mission will “venture into dark areas previously unexplored"

Daily Mirror

Behold these new Webb Telescope images of Jupiter

New James Webb Space Telescope images show off Jupiter, the Great Red Spot, two moons, and the planet's faint rings.

Inverse

New space telescope shows Jupiter's auroras, tiny moons

The world's newest and most powerful space telescope is showing Jupiter as never before, auroras and all

The Independent UK

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Shetland on track to host UK's first vertical rocket launch into space

Shetland is on track to host the first vertical rocket launch in British history.

The National (Scotland)

India’s first observatory to monitor space activity to come up in Uttarakhand

“This will improve the effectiveness of tracking and identifying pre-existing resident space objects, and will result in the creation of a hybrid data pool that will serve both the commercial and the defence sectors of the space industry,” said Anirudh Sharma, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Digantara

The Hindu

Edinburgh rocket firm schedule first ever lift off to take place on Scottish soil

Skyrora have confirmed that their vertical rocket will blast off from British soil for the first time ever after the Edinburgh-based firm ran a second engine test last week.

Edinburgh Live

Your Horos Are Here: Virgos Should Spend Yr Hard-Earned $ On Fresh Fits To Celebrate Yr Szn

Urge to splurge.

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Starwatch: be like the ‘celestial police’ and find asteroid Vesta in the sky

Second largest asteroid was discovered by four German astronomers in 1807 while looking for a missing planet

The Guardian - UK

Horoscopes for week beginning Monday, August 22

Wondering if there is a new relationship on the horizon? Perhaps your horoscope has the answer

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First vertical rocket to leave British soil scheduled to blast off from Shetland

The island will host the new SaxaVord spaceport, which is hoping to launch 16 rockets a year by 2030. The mobile launch system can be packed into shipping containers and sent anywhere globally.

Daily Record

SpaceX: Why Starlink has some astronomers worried

Of course, light pollution isn’t really anything new, and the problem predates Starlink.

Inverse

Britain set for first ever vertical rocket launch from portable pad on remote island

Britain is set to compete with global superpowers when it sends a vertical rocket into space from a remote Scottish island next year.

Daily Mirror

Astronaut Tim Peake on bad A-level grades, his foray into festivals and how he fancies his chances on Strictly

The Astronaut had some advice for students who received their A-level results this week

Manchester Evening News

ESA mission confirms exactly when the Sun will die

We now know that while the mass of a star is an important aspect of stellar evolution, its chemical composition also plays an important role.

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Orlando Sentinel

NASA has Artemis defense against lightning, tropical threats

ORLANDO, Fla. — As NASA inches closer to a future return to the moon, its first leap toward its moonshot goal — Artemis I — is planned to launch during the peak of hurricane season and could face a gale of problems.

The Independent UK

Hawaii seeks end to strife over astronomy on sacred mountain

For over 50 years, telescopes have dominated the summit of Mauna Kea, a place sacred to Native Hawaiians and one of the best places in the world to study the night sky

The Hindu

Do we have new evidence of the Moon’s origin linked to the Earth?

Over the course of nearly five centuries, researchers put forward numerous, much debated theories as

Inverse

New study finds the nearest exoplanet to Earth could have wild weather

Tidally-locked exoplanets around red dwarf stars probably have brisk winds and permanent stormy spots. Could the Webb Space Telescope tell us more?

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Orlando Sentinel

NASA targets 13 landing sites on moon’s south pole for human landing

ORLANDO, Fla. — NASA juggled light and dark to come up with 13 potential landing sites for the future Artemis III mission that will return humans to the lunar surface for the first time since 1972.

Inverse

Artemis III: Astronauts will step foot on 1 of these 13 lunar landing spots

Artemis III will return astronauts to the Moon for a landing, with the hopes of setting up an eventual base.

Zenger

Polarstern Icebreaker Returns To Port After Arctic Research Amid Record Heatwaves

The researchers were investigating how increasingly warm Atlantic waters are affecting two glaciers in north-eastern Greenland.

Inverse

Youngest exoplanet ever found could settle a massive astronomical debate

How do planets form? This infant planet could give us key insight.

Inverse

NASA needs a few more months to find UFO study committee members

The truth is out there, and NASA will do science to it – once it finally puts together a committee.

Daily Mirror

Aurora Borealis to appear in the UK this weekend - where to see the Northern Lights

The Met Office has said that the Northern Lights could be visible "as far south as Northern England", which is rarely treated to showings of the Aurora Borealis

The Conversation

After 45 years, the 5-billion-year legacy of the Voyager 2 interstellar probe is just beginning

On August 20 1977, 45 years ago, an extraordinary spacecraft left this planet on a journey like no other. Voyager 2 was going to show us, for the first time, what the outer solar system planets looked like close-up. It was like sending a fly to New York City and…

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