Tag: space

LOFAR Radio Telescope Uncovers 13.7 Million New Celestial Objects in Largest Sky Survey

The LOFAR radio telescope’s latest survey mapped 88% of the northern sky, revealing 13.7 million previously undetected objects.

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Starlink Lowers Satellite Orbit to Boost Connection Quality

Starlink has moved some satellites to lower orbits to reduce latency and improve data transmission speeds for users.

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NASA Begins Studying Habitability Risks Around Low-Mass Stars Using SPARCS Telescope

NASA uses the SPARCS space telescope to analyze stellar activity that may threaten life on planets orbiting low-mass stars.

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Chile to Host Groundbreaking Telescope Featuring Over 1,100 Canon Telephoto Lenses

A new telescope with 1,140 Canon telephoto lenses will enable the first large-scale mapping of the cosmic web from Chile.

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New Study Reveals the Sun’s Birthplace Near the Milky Way’s Core

Research backed by ESA’s Gaia mission shows that the Sun and thousands of similar stars formed close to the center of our galaxy.

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FCC Chair Criticizes Amazon Over Satellite Launch Delays Amid SpaceX Dispute

FCC Chair Brendan Carr rebukes Amazon for slow satellite deployment after Amazon opposes SpaceX’s orbital data center proposal.

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NASA’s Van Allen Probe A Set for Uncontrolled Reentry to Earth’s Atmosphere

NASA’s 600-kg Van Allen Probe A is expected to reenter Earth’s atmosphere in the coming hours with minimal risk to people or property.

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China Sets New National Record with Over 90 Space Launches in 2025, Advancing Its Space Ambitions

China achieved more than 90 space launches in 2025, marking a new national record and showcasing key milestones in lunar and Mars exploration.

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Russian Telecom Satellite Express-AT1 Declared Lost After Sudden Failure

The Russian communications satellite Express-AT1 suffered an unexpected malfunction, resulting in loss of service for thousands of users.

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NASA’s DART Mission Successfully Alters Asteroid Orbit, Marking a First in Space History

NASA’s DART mission marked humanity’s first deliberate change to a celestial body’s orbit by colliding with asteroid Dimorph.

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Asteroid 2024 YR4 Confirmed to Pose No Threat to Earth or Moon

Scientists ruled out any collision risk from asteroid 2024 YR4 with Earth or the Moon after extended observation up to spring 2025.

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New Experiment Shows Bacteria Can Survive Asteroid Impacts and Interplanetary Travel

Scientists demonstrate bacteria can endure extreme asteroid impacts and space travel, suggesting possible Mars origins for Earth microbes.

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