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SpaceX Dragon CRS-28 cargo capsule docks with space station to deliver vital supplies

A robotic SpaceX Dragon cargo capsule arrived at the International Space Station early Tuesday morning (June 6).

Space

Earth's highest, coldest, rarest clouds are back. How to see the eerie 'noctilucent clouds' this summer.

Look North as the stars appear in June and July to have a chance of seeing rare noctilucent (or 'night-shining') clouds with the naked eye.

LiveScience

NASA's new moon car for Artemis astronauts will be inspired by Mars rovers

NASA wants a new lunar terrain vehicle that not only can transport astronauts across the moon, but also has semi-autonomous capabilities and scientific instruments similar to a Mars rover.

Space

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Sonic boom heard over Washington is a rare sound with a rich history

People living in and around the nation’s capital experienced a rare, if startling, sound: A sonic boom

The Independent UK

James Webb Space Telescope spies earliest complex organic molecules in the universe

Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope have detected the oldest known examples of complex organic molecules in the universe, a new study reports.

Space

How long will the new supernova visible in the night sky last?

A new supernova that burst into the night sky in May 2023 should remain visible in the Pinwheel Galaxy for some time, astronomers say.

Space

5 incredible craters that will make you fall in love with the grandeur of our Solar System

Impact cratering happens on every solid body in the Solar System. In fact, it is the dominant process affecting the surfaces on most extraterrestrial bodies today.

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New Study Opens the Door for “Hundreds of Millions” of Habitable Exoplanets

A new study shows that one-third of red dwarfs could have a habitable planet, opening the door for plenty of places for alien life to arise.

Inverse

NASA is investigating UAPs. Why now, though?

The change from UFOs to UAPs is more than a rebranding exercise.

The Canberra Times

Strawberry moon forever — or at least this weekend

June's full moon, also known as "strawberry moon," is lighting up the sky all weekend. The best time to see it is Saturday night.

WEKU

SpaceX launches Dragon cargo capsule to space station, lands rocket at sea (video)

A SpaceX Dragon capsule launched toward the International Space Station today (June 5) carrying about 7,000 pounds of supplies.

Space

NASA is sending a 'message in a bottle' towards Jupiter. Here's how you can add your name to it

The Europa Clipper spacecraft is going to travel 2.6 billion kilometres to Jupiter's moon. Your name could be aboard it.

ABC News

Browns QB Josh Dobbs takes teammates on field trip to NASA’s Glenn Research Center

#Browns quarterback Josh Dobbs organized an unforgettable field trip for his teammates to take a break from Cleveland's workouts at OTAs

USA Today Sports Media Group

Ice clouds high in Earth's atmosphere could help predict climate change. NASA wants a closer look

An upcoming NASA mission will provide an unprecedented look at ice clouds at high altitudes in Earth's atmosphere.

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This tiny probe the size of your cell phone could measure asteroid gravity in a space 1st

The European Space Agency (ESA) has designed a tiny mobile phone-sized probe that could become the world's first to measure the gravity on the surface of an asteroid.

Space

UFOs worth investigating despite lack of 'real evidence,' former astronaut Scott Kelly says

Four-time astronaut Scott Kelly spoke with Space.com about UFOs and why air and space are so 'prone to optical illusions' that lead to reports of unidentified anomalous phenomena.

Inverse

Why NASA Needs An Office To Study "Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena"

In a recent press conference, a study group member argued NASA could be the agency to tackle the issue.

Space

Spain signs the Artemis Accords for peaceful moon exploration

Spain has signed the Artemis Accords, becoming the 25th nation to join the framework that aims to foster responsible and peaceful international exploration of the moon.

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Today Only, You Can Get a Bird’s Eye View of Mars in Near-Real-Time

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the launch of the Mars Express orbiter, the European Space Agency will beam a live stream of Mars back to Earth.

Space

Mickey Mouse celebrates the Space Age as astronaut on Disney100 Citizen watch

Mickey Mouse has landed on the "face" of the moon. Face, that is, of a wristwatch created to pay homage to The Walt Disney Company and when its 100-year history intersected with the Space Age.

Space

'I'm ready. Let's go!' Record-breaking astronaut Peggy Whitson eager for next flight after private Ax-2 mission

Record-breaking former NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson just landed after the private Ax-2 mission to the space station, but she's eager to go back to the final frontier.

Zenger

Musk Breaks 2-Day Twitter Silence After China Trip With Post Praising SpaceX: ’38 Astronauts To Orbit So Far!’

After a two-day silence on Twitter during his visit to China, Elon Musk took to the platform on Thursday

The Hindu

US poet laureate dedicates ode to Europa for NASA mission to Jupiter's icy moon

US Poet Laureate, Ada Limón, wrote a new poem for an upcoming NASA mission to Jupiter’s moon Europa

Space

World's 1st 'hacking sandbox' satellite and more to ride on SpaceX's next NASA cargo launch

SpaceX's 28th cargo mission (CRS-28) is poised to launch new science experiments and provisions to the International Space Station on Saturday (June 3).

Space

A poem for Europa Clipper: US Poet Laureate Ada Limón reveals ode to fly on NASA Jupiter moon mission

"It is not darkness that unites us, not the cold distance of space, but the offering of water..." Those words, by U.S. Poet Laureate Ada Limón, are part of an ode flying on NASA's Europa Clipper.

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