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Evidence of Recent Geological Activity on the Moon

According to the Giant Impact Hypothesis, the Moon formed from a massive impact between a primordial Earth and a Mars-sized…

2 years ago

Building an Antenna

NASA/JPL-Caltech A crane lowers the 112-foot-wide (34-meter-wide) steel framework for the Deep Space Station 23 (DSS-23) reflector dish into position…

2 years ago

An Asteroid Has a 1% Chance of Impacting Earth in 2032

The odds of a sizable asteroid striking Earth are small, but they’re never zero. Large asteroids have struck Earth in…

2 years ago

A call to stargaze with strangers

As an international affairs professional in Washington, DC, I have faced immense grief while helping others navigate recent international crises,…

2 years ago

Space companies can dock satellites in orbit, but can they navigate the Pentagon?

Commercial space companies are revolutionizing the global economy with groundbreaking technologies, from autonomous satellite docking to cutting-edge data services. Yet,…

2 years ago

Chinese provinces are fueling the country’s commercial space expansion

HELSINKI — China’s national space endeavors have frequently grabbed headlines, but a transformation at the local level is playing another…

2 years ago

Safety panel reports progress in Starliner investigation

Boeing and NASA are making “significant progress” on addressing issues seen on a test flight of the company’s CST-100 Starliner…

2 years ago

AVS wins study contract for ESA astrophysics mission

Spanish company Added Value Solutions (AVS) has won a contract for the initial phases of a ESA science mission. The…

2 years ago

Mars was hot then cold then hot again. Could life have really survived there?

Scientists may have figured out how Mars hung onto its surface liquid water in its ancient history via alternating periods…

2 years ago

How Hydrogen Kept Early Mars Warm

Mars haunts us as a vision of a planet gone wrong. It was once warm and wet, with rivers flowing…

2 years ago