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Intuitive Machines' private Odysseus lander snaps 1st moon photo, enters lunar orbit

Intuitive Machines' Odysseus moon lander slipped into lunar orbit today (Feb. 21), setting up a historic touchdown attempt that will take place tomorrow afternoon (Feb. 22).

Space

Spawn marks its 350th issue with a new ruler of Hell and big changes to the record-breaking comic's status quo

The celebratory issue changes everything for Al Simmons

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When will the 'grandfather satellite' fall to Earth? Space debris to make 'uncontrolled' plunge

The ERS-2 satellite is returning to Earth after almost 29 years in space

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Jeff Koons’ art is about to land on the moon with Odysseus

‘Jeff Koons: Moon Phases’ is on the Odysseus lunar lander and due to make a giant, NFT leap for the artist when it lands on Thursday 22 February 2024

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Intuitive Machines' Odysseus Spacecraft Set To Land On Moon

Intuitive Machines' Odysseus spacecraft is set to make a historic landing near the moon's south pole, a significant event in U.S. space exploration.

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Uncontrolled European satellite falls to Earth after 30 years in orbit

ERS-2 breaks up into pieces and plummets into the ocean after reentering Earth’s atmosphere

The Guardian - UK

European satellite set for fiery tumble into Earth's atmosphere

The European Space Agency’s (ESA) European Remote Sensing 2 (ERS-2) satellite will take an uncontrolled, fiery plunge into the atmosphere sometime on Wednesday.

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An asteroid will hit Earth at some point. What can we do about it?

Any day now, it could happen: We could detect an asteroid on an Earth-crossing trajectory. It might be tomorrow; it might be a thousand years from now. So what can we do about it?

Space

Going to space? Fly at your own risk

For now, going to space is largely “fly at your own risk”

Salon

Butterfly genomes have barely changed for 250m years, study reveals

Analysis gives clues as to why butterflies and moths have been resilient through dramatic changes on Earth – and could help with future conservation

The Guardian - UK

Astronomers find the small, hot helium stars they had been looking for

Astronomers discover elusive hydrogen-stripped helium stars in binary systems, supporting astrophysical theories of binary-star evolution and predicting future kilonovae.

The Hindu

Conjunction! How to see Venus and Mars side by side in the sky tonight

On Feb. 22, Venus and Mars will look like a cosmic colon as they appear side by side in the predawn sky.

LiveScience

Commercial Spaceship Set For Lunar Touchdown, In Test For US Industry

A company from Texas is poised to attempt a feat that until now has only been accomplished by a handful of national space agencies, but could soon become commonplace for the private sector: landing on the Moon.

International Business Times

Firefly Aerospace's Alpha rocket put a satellite in the wrong orbit in December. Now we know why.

A software issue caused Firefly Aerospace's Alpha rocket to deploy a satellite into the wrong orbit on its four-ever launch this past December, company representatives said.

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Sian Proctor on her legacy of being the 1st Black woman to pilot a spacecraft

Sian Proctor spoke to Space.com about her captivating story of a woman who soared past barriers to pave the way for more diversity and inclusivity in space.

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A dead satellite crashed back to Earth. No worries, it landed in the Pacific

The one-in-a-billion chance it could have hit somebody on the head didn't become a reality, as the European satellite reentered the atmosphere over the Pacific Ocean between Alaska and Hawaii.

LiveScience

NASA grabbed a whopping 120 grams of rubble from asteroid Bennu, and it may contain the seeds of life

NASA's final tally shows that OSIRIS-REx collected roughly 4 ounces of material from asteroid Bennu. The sample collected from the "potentially hazardous" asteroid is thought to contain some of the earliest precursors for life.

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Everything we know about '3 Body Problem'

Here's everything we know about Netflix's upcoming sci-fi event series, "3 Body Problem"

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Former Disney TV star Bridgit Mendler co-founds satellite 'data highway' startup

Once known for her beloved roles on Disney Channel, Bridgit Mendler has re-introduced herself as a CEO in the space business game.

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Earth's Orbit Shifted Due To Passing Star, New Research Reveals

Discover how a passing star altered Earth's orbit 56 million years ago, impacting climate.

The Hindu

Pure Earth environment conference invites research papers

Pure Earth Foundation will organise a virtual conference on environment and waste management for students and scholars on April 26-27.

Evening Standard

What is a quasar? Astronomers discover the brightest object in the universe

The quasar devours the equivalent of a sun a day and light from it took at least 12 billion years to reach Earth

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