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NASA telescope spots colliding galaxies shaped like ‘angel wings’ in deep space

This is a significant development because unlike other galactical alignments, these two galaxies in the VV-689 system are actually colliding.

The Hindu

Eureka! Scientists Believe Jupiter Moon Europa Could Sustain Life

The large, saltwater ocean detected beneath its icy surface holds promise for life in space.

Zenger

60 years ago, a forgotten NASA balloon in space changed how we watch TV forever

Echo 1 launched to space in the 1960s — on April 24, 1962, it made history by transmitting the first television broadcast via satellite, transforming global communications in the process.

Inverse

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Canberra sensory socks take steps towards space

UC researcher takes space socks to NASA.

The Canberra Times

Hubble's greatest hits

The renowned space telescope has taken thousands of historic images in its life. Here are some of the best

Salon

Sanders warns against Bezos "bailout"

Sanders is pushing lawmakers to dump the $10 billion "bailout to Blue Origin," Bezos' space company

Salon

What is a Blue Moon and when can you see the next one in 2026?

A Blue Moon is a rare occurrence that depends on the timings of full moons during the year. The moon is not blue during a Blue Moon.

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Jeff Bezos is worth $160bn – yet Congress might bail out his space company

If we are going to send more humans to the Moon and eventually to Mars, will the goal be to benefit the people of the US and the world, or to make billionaires even richer?

The Guardian - US

How a sand-guzzling box could power a future city on the Moon

A box that sucks in sand and spits out solar panels could power humans through the climate crisis and further our ambitions in space.

Inverse

Space Blocs: The future of international cooperation in space is splitting along lines of power on Earth

Even during times of conflict on the ground, space has historically been an arena of collaboration among nations. But trends in the past decade suggest that the nature of cooperation in space is shifting, and fallout from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has highlighted these changes.

The Conversation

NASA Mars rover embarks on an ambitious hunt for life in ancient Martian riverbed

NASA's latest Mars rover is now scouting a place where an ancient river and lake met, called Three Forks. The sediments there could carry hints of ancient life.

Inverse

Apollo 16 moonwalker reflects on mission's 50th anniversary

Charlie Duke is part of a tiny fraternity that’s getting even smaller: People who walked on the moon

The Independent UK

Amazon, SpaceX And Others Win $279M In NASA Contracts

Amazon.com Inc's (NASDAQ:AMZN) satellite venture, Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) CEO Elon Musk-led SpaceX's Starlink network, and other satellite firms won a combined $278.5 million in contracts from NASA to demonstrate communications in space. Amazon's Project Kuiper, a planned network of over 3,000 satellites built to beam broadband internet to remote regions, won $67 million, Reuters reports. SpaceX's…

Benzinga

Astronomers catch a stellar explosion a millionth as powerful as a supernova

In this edition of Inverse Daily, read stories about a new kind of star explosion, why Oreos always crack when you split the cookie, and more.

Inverse

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Zenger

Celestial Wonders: Moon To Align With 4 Planets

Jupiter, Venus, Mars and Saturn have lined up in a row in the early morning sky and will be visible for the rest of the month.

Inverse

Behold! NASA’s Mars rover captures a stunning sight in the Martian sky

One of Mars' small moons occulted the surface of the Sun — causing a unique eclipse that's not quite what Earthlings are used to.

The Guardian - UK

Mind that satellite! The mission to clean up dangerous space junk

As soon as we left the planet, we began leaving rubbish in orbit. Now it is putting space stations and astronauts at risk. What can be done about the millions of pieces of debris?

The Guardian - US

‘What we now know … they lied’: how big oil companies betrayed us all

In a powerful new three-part docuseries, the oil industry is put on trial as the extent of climate change awareness is revealed

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The Hindu

When the stars came out

The James Webb telescope is an exemplar of collaborative science and human ingenuity

ABC News

New type of cosmic explosion called a 'micronova' discovered by astronomers

Astronomers say a new discovery challenges our understanding of how thermonuclear explosions happen in some stars.

Daily Mirror

NASA plan to contact extraterrestrials will attract 'hostile' aliens, claims scientist

There are calls for public discussions before broadcasting our location to any extraterrestrial civilizations that may be listening in from across the stars

Inverse

Testicular tanning: Scientists explain why men should not try this at home

In this edition of Inverse Daily, read about a wellness trend for men with little science backing it up, extraterrestrial life in the Solar System, and more.

Inverse

Look! Dazzling Hubble birthday image shows five galaxies bunched together

32 years after the deployment of the Hubble Space Telescope, NASA is celebrating the occasion with a stunning photo of the Hickson Compact Group 40.

Inverse

NASA might finally probe Uranus — if these scientists get their way

The decadal survey calls for missions to Uranus and Enceladus, among a host of other mission priorities, including a renewed search for life on other worlds.

Caixin Global

The U.S. Isn't Going to Slacken Scrutiny After Ending the ‘China Initiative’

While the controversial China Initiative targeted mainly academics and researchers of Chinese descent for alleged espionage, the nascent Nation-State Threat Strategy significantly expands its enforcement scope to broader economic and ideological interests

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