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How dangerous is Nasa’s plan to destroy the International Space Station?

Originally commissioned for a 15-year lifespan, the ISS is outliving all expectations, but eventually what went up will have to come down, writes Heather Muir

The Independent UK

U.S.-Russian cooperation in space abides despite tensions over Ukraine

The longstanding collaboration between the United States and Russia in operating the International Space Station (ISS) appears to be on solid footing even as tensions between the two countries build over the Ukraine crisis.

Reuters

NASA’s ‘NACHOS’ System May Help Predict Volcano Eruptions

NACHOS' ultra-sensitive hyper-spectral emote sensing will detect trace gases in areas as small as 0.15 square miles.

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ISRO-NASA building new generation US$1 billion satellite: Ex-ISRO chairman Kiran Kumar

Both agencies will be involved in mission design, instruments, payloads and the launch

The Hindu

China disputes NASA claim its space debris is about to hit moon

China disputed NASA’s claim that debris about to hit the moon originated with one of its exploration programs, the latest disagreement between the nations over their space programs.

Tribune News Service

Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune: why our next visit to the giant planets will be so important (and just as difficult)

The giant planets – Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune - are some of the most awe-inspiring in our Solar System, and have great importance for space research and our comprehension of the greater universe.

The Conversation

From the Archives (February 21, 1972): U.S. Satellite to Jupiter

Cape Kennedy (Florida): The United States will launch the first satellite aimed at Jupiter on February 27, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) announced yesterday. Known as Pioneer-10, the 250 kilo scientific probe will take nearly two years to reach its destination. The fastest satellite ever blasted off towards…

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NASA captures an electrifying supernova remnant in all its glory

In this edition of Inverse Daily, read how NASA’s IXPE observatory is seeing Cassiopeia A, the Chinese rocket that now lives among manmade junk on the Moon, and more.

Inverse

6 major breakthroughs Perseverance made during its first year on Mars

NASA's Perseverance rover has been on Mars for a year, and has accomplished some major feats during that year.

Inverse

International Space Station: how Nasa plans to destroy it – and the dangers involved

Nasa has announced plans for the International Space Station (ISS) to be officially decommissioned in 2031. After dozens of launches since 1998 got the station up and into orbit, bringing it down will be a feat of its own – the risks are serious if things go wrong.

The Conversation

Tonga's lingering volcanic plume has rekindled spectacular sunsets over Australia

The lingering volcanic plume from the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha‘apai eruption has rekindled spectacular sunsets this week.

ABC News

From the Archives (February 18, 1972): Tasks of Apollo-17 Lunar Mission

Houston Feb. 17: The United States will end its Apollo moon-landing programme in December with a visit to a lunar mountain valley, it was announced yesterday. The space agency, NASA, said Apollo-17 would be launched on December 6 at the earliest, towards a landing amidst mountainous high lands and dark…

The Hindu

Mankind finally finds alien life – onboard the International Space Station

NASA scientists have identified a previously undiscovered species of bacterium thriving 250 miles above our heads on the International Space Station – and it could help us live on Mars

Daily Mirror

Look: NASA reveals electrifying remnants of a star that appeared 400 years ago

For its first science image, the NASA IXPE observatory zoomed in on the remains of a star that appeared in the 17th century, revealing the intensity of X-Ray light coming from the blast.

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Daily Record

Incredible images show area of Mars after Scottish beauty spot by NASA scientists

David Brown, a Formartine Area Ranger in Ellon, wrote to Dr. Abigail Fraeman, a research scientist at the Mars Science Laboratory.

The Independent UK

Brenda Deiss death: Red Rocket star dies, aged 60

The former NASA secretary, who lived in Texas, never got to see the film

Evening Standard

Rocket man’s “green” hydrogen energy firm floats on AIM at £120m

A FORMER NASA expert today saw the green energy business he pioneered float on the London AIM market with a value of £120 million.

Evening Standard

NASA probe captures first-of-their-kind images of Venus surface

The first visible light images will help scientists learn more about Venus’ geology and the planet’s evolution

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The Conversation

Fresh from the ISS: how a group of high school students is leading an experiment on space-made yoghurt

It’s probably no surprise that keeping healthy in space is incredibly important. And without the typical resources found on Earth, creative solutions have to be explored.

The Hindu

SpaceX engineer Anna Menon to be among crew of new space mission

Anna Menon is a Lead Space Operations Engineer at SpaceX

Chicago Sun-Times

Afternoon Edition: Feb. 14, 2022

Today’s update is a 5-minute read that will brief you on the day’s biggest stories.

Inverse

This NASA probe is looking at Venus in a way no one ever has before

In this edition of Inverse Daily, witness NASA’s new images of Venus, learn how your gut microbiome could save you from developing Long Covid, and more.

ABC News

Rocket part set to crash into Moon is from China's Chang'e 5-T1 mission, not Elon Musk's SpaceX

It's not a SpaceX rocket that will crash into the Moon next month, but a piece of a Chinese one that launched in 2014. So why the case of mistaken identity?

Chicago Sun-Times

Park Ridge 6th graders win NASA competition with alligator-shaped space junk collector

The inaugural NASA TechRise Student Challenge is intended to inspire a deeper understanding of space exploration and expose students to careers in science, technology and space exploration.

Inverse

NASA just doubled an effort to track dangerous asteroids — should you be worried?

Dangerous asteroids can come from anywhere. Now, NASA has enabled two key observatories in the southern hemisphere to bolster the Earth's defenses against these rogue space rocks.

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