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Look! DART's asteroid target has a debris tail six thousand miles long

The long trail of debris will make it easier for astronomers to study the material DART flung into space when it slammed into Dimorphos.

Inverse

Brazil election could decide Amazon fate

Bolsonaro "derided Indigenous people, environmentalists and science" while weakening environmental protections

Salon

Elon Musk's empire of risk

He's taken big risks in space, on the roads and now online.

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Russia Space Agency Seeking to Extend ISS Participation Past 2024

Russia's space agency is discussing with Moscow a continuation of its participation in the International Space Station past 2024, a Roscosmos official said Monday. Sergei Krikalev, head of Russia's human space flight programs, told reporters that Roscosmos had started "to discuss extending our participation in ISS program with our government…

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After Hurricane Ian cleanup, Space Coast back in business this week

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Hurricane Ian forced NASA’s moon rocket to retreat for now, but the business of launching rockets and humans to space is back to full speed this week.

Orlando Sentinel

Hunter's Moon: You need to see the bright Full Moon in the sky this week

October may be crisper, but the sky will be clearer. This makes it perfect weather to take in a Full Moon — even if you ened a jacket.

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Draconids: You need to see the most unpredictable meteor shower peak this week

The Draconids may not be as prolific as some meteors but they are fascinating none-the-less.

Inverse

This Australian-designed spacesuit could help NASA take humans to Mars

Leaving Earth's gravity does weird things to the body. An Australian-designed spacesuit could be the key to taking humans to Mars — and making sure they can actually climb out of the space craft when they arrive.

ABC News

Studying yeast DNA in space may help protect astronauts from cosmic radiation

Nuclear fusion reactions in the sun are the source of heat and light we receive on Earth. These reactions release a massive amount of cosmic radiation — including x-rays and gamma rays — and charged particles that can be harmful for any living organisms.

The Conversation

NASA experts left baffled after spotting bizarre object stuck to Mars helicopter

The small piece of “foreign object debris” was spotted by the Mars helicopter’s navigation camera

Irish Mirror

NASA Crew-5 launch: Timeline, how to watch this historic ISS mission

On October 5, SpaceX will launch Crew-5 to the ISS, where astronauts will conduct groundbreaking above-Earth experiments.

Inverse

Behold! NASA spacecraft takes a stunning closeup of Jupiter's moon Europa

Voila! Europa's topography reveals itself to NASA's Juno mission. The moon will be visited by the Europa Clipper in the 2020s.

Inverse

Tech & Science Daily: Will Nasa & SpaceX save the Hubble telescope?

Plus, the CEO of Eviation who are behind the all-electric plane ‘Alice’

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The fury of Hurricane Ian, an amazing planking cyclist and remembering Coolio

In this week's videos we take a look at the devastating effects of Hurricane Ian, the tropical storm that has wreaked havoc across Florida.

Inverse

Hubble finds a wall of hot plasma acting like a shield for two nearby galaxies

Gas heated to half a million degrees protects two small galaxies, the Large and Small Magellanic clouds.

Dynamite News

Science & Technology: Newly formed craters located on Mars hold clues about atmosphere and interior

An international team of researchers with NASA's InSight mission located four new craters created by impacts on the arssurface of M. Using data from a seismometer and visuals acquired from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, Read more on Dynamite News:

Inverse

SpaceX and NASA just unveiled an ambitious plan to save the Hubble

Hubble's orbit it sagging, and a crew might help it out. SpaceX and Jared Isaacman signed a deal with NASA to explore the possibility.

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Inverse

SpaceX, NASA, and a billionaire are hatching an ambitious plan to save Hubble

Hubble's orbit it sagging, and a crew might help it out. SpaceX and Jared Isaacman signed a deal with the agency to explore the possibility.

The Hindu

Venus: The trouble with sending people there

Early and sustained volcanic eruptions on Venus created lava plains and increased the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

Daily Mirror

Nasa releases new images of ‘planetary defence test’ after asteroid smash success

A Nasa spacecraft hit Dimorphos, a moon of asteroid Didymos, in an attempt to alter its orbital path and two telescopes captured images of the 'planetary defense test'

ABC News

NASA releases detailed views of DART mission smashing into asteroid from James Webb, Hubble telescopes

NASA's James Webb and Hubble space telescopes have captured views of the DART spacecraft intentionally smashing into an asteroid in a mission trialling technology for protecting Earth from potential asteroid collisions.

Reuters

NASA, SpaceX to study ways to boost orbit of Hubble telescope

Elon Musk's SpaceX plans to fund a study with NASA to examine ways to use the space company's Dragon capsule to raise the Hubble Space Telescope's orbital altitude, which would extend its useful life, agency officials announced on Thursday.

ABC News

The Loop: AMA says push to scrap mandatory COVID-19 isolation puts 'the public at risk' — as it happened

The news Australia is searching for, and all the news that happened while you snoozed. This is The Loop: your quick catch-up for this morning's stories as they happen.

The Conversation

Shifting ocean currents are pushing more and more heat into the Southern Hemisphere’s cooler waters

The oceans absorb more than 90% of all extra heat trapped by the emissions we’ve produced by burning fossil fuels. This heat is enormous. It’s as if we exploded an atom bomb underwater, every second of every day.

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