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China’s Tianwen-1 Mars probe just completed its number one goal

Upon successful orbital insertion and landing at Mars, Tianwen-1 is a historic victory for both the CNSA and space exploration.

Inverse

James Webb Space Telescope comes closer to home with new images of Jupiter and its moons

Hot on the heels of last week's release of the first images from NASA's James Webb Space Telescope comes something that you can actually see from your backyard: Jupiter.

ABC News

How James Webb Space Telescope lets us see the first galaxies in the universe

Looking back in time might sound like a strange concept, but it’s what space researchers do every single day

The Hindu

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Space Race Milestones: SpaceX Launches Its 25th Resupply Mission To The International Space Station

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Zenger

NASA discovers mysterious noodle-shaped object on Mars leaving scientists baffled

On Tuesday the space agency NASA made a surprising discovery thanks to the Perseverance rover on Mars and it's got researchers scratching their heads

Daily Mirror

A cosmic time machine: how the James Webb Space Telescope lets us see the first galaxies in the universe

It has been an exciting week with the release of breathtaking photos of our Universe by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). Images such as the one below give us a chance to see faint distant galaxies as they were more than 13 billion years ago.

The Conversation

Webb Telescope scientist: “It’s a joy to finally have such high-quality data”

In this opinion piece, Martin Barstow, a Webb scientist, reveals his thoughts on the first images from the telescope and what's coming next.

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60 years ago, a military pilot made it to space — and set off a debate that rages today

Where does space begin? An experimental military program brought several pilots into a gray area. It also sparked the commercial sector's growth.

Inverse

High-flying experiment: Do stem cells grow better in space?

Scientists are shooting stem cells into space, hoping to make discoveries that help people on Earth

The Independent UK

The James Webb telescope had 344 'single point failures' before launch. Then, success

Bill Ochs, the project manager for the James Webb telescope shares the trials and tribulations of the launch and what it's like having the images out in the world.

WEKU

The Webb telescope: a source of wonder that is both aesthetic and technological

The inspirational JWST is pushing the limits of how far back in time cosmologists can see

The Guardian - UK

Human space exploration depends on nailing one rustic practice

If humans are to colonize other bodies in space, then we need to be able to produce and sustain farms for food while we are there.

Inverse

Could China take over the Moon? Space security experts explain the reality

In an op/ed space policy experts explain why China is unlikely to try exert power over the Moon.

Inverse

The 13.7b year journey of the universe just became much clearer

The images from Nasa’s James Webb Space Telescope allow us to trace the evolution of the universe and our galaxy, and to understand our own origins, says Jan J Eldridge

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The Guardian - UK

Journey to the mystery planet: why Uranus is the new target for space exploration

The last time a probe visited the distant ice giant was in 1986, yet learning more about this cold world could tell us a lot about the galaxy

Irish Mirror

Urgent solar storm alert sparks Ireland blackout fears as huge flare heads towards Earth

The US Space Weather Prediction Centre said: 'Slight chance for S1 (Minor) solar radiation storms will be present July 17 - 18'

Asharq Al-Awsat

Saudi Arabia, US Sign 18 Agreements in Energy, Other Areas

Saudi Arabia and the United States signed 18 partnership agreements in fields including energy, communications, space and healthcare during a visit by US President Joe Biden. The agreements include deals with US aerospace and defense firms Boeing and Raytheon, as well as healthcare companies Medtronic, Digital Diagnostics, and IQVIA, according…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Saudi Arabia Signs Artemis Accords with NASA to Explore Moon and Mars

Saudi Arabia signed on Saturday the Artemis Accords with NASA to join the international alliance in civil exploration and the use of the moon, Mars, meteorites, and comets for peace and the beneficial use of space for all of humanity, and to bring Man back on the moon. The Artemis…

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Chicago Sun-Times

Webb Telescope images make us wonder: What’s out there?

Take a moment to look at the images and anticipate more to come. They’re worth celebrating in their own right, and as a welcome antidote to the relentless bad news we hear every day about gun violence, rising inflation, BA.5, government corruption and more.

Tribune News Service

Russia, US agree to resume ride sharing for space station missions

The U.S. and Russian space agencies said they have agreed to resume having crew members ride to the International Space Station on each others’ rockets.

The Guardian - US

US and Russia agree to fly each other’s astronauts to the ISS as tensions thaw

Nasa and Roscosmos made the announcement of integrated flights shortly after the Russian space program leader was replaced

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the James Webb telescope: a window on the unknown

Editorial: Ravishing new images of deep space, from the world’s most advanced telescope, raise as many questions as they answer

The Independent UK

US, Russian astronauts will ride each other's rockets again

NASA astronauts will go back to riding Russian rockets under a new agreement

Inverse

Where in the cosmos will the Webb Telescope reveal next? Scientists offer hints

In today’s newsletter find out what went down with the Webb, dive into the latest Webb image drop, and take a look back at everyone’s favorite anti-hero, Loki.

Zenger

Long Distance Call: Scientists Pick Up ‘Beating Heart’ Radio Signal From Galaxy Far, Far Away

Researchers say the signal, which is a type of fast radio burst, appears to be flashing with surprising regularity.

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