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Earth Rotation Glitches, Volcano, Cosmic Web | S0 News Jul.18.2020

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Galaxy Glitches, Fukushima, Big Earthquake _ S0 News. Jul.17.2020

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Cosmology, Anisotropy Maps & the Loss of Reason - Sky Scholar

submitted by Tom_Bombadil from youtube.com

Helix Magnetism, Dusty Plasma, Catch Up _ S0 News Jul.16.2020

submitted by Tom_Bombadil from youtube.com

The Sun to Awaken, Gamma Burst, Climate Report | S0 News Jul.15.2020

submitted by Tom_Bombadil from youtube.com

Weather Alert, Terrestrial Gamma Flashes, Climate Science | S0 News Jul.13.2020

submitted by Tom_Bombadil from youtube.com

Planck Satellite - Analysis of the 4K Blackbodies! -Sky Scholar

submitted by Tom_Bombadil from youtube.com

Extinction by Magnetic Shift | Academic Fiasco Again

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Earth Patterns, 5G, Comet Trigger, Cosmic Web | S0 News Jul.10.2020

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Unidentified Comet, Mystery Ring, Radio Spiral | S0 News Aug.12.2020

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Solar Eruption, Extreme Weather, Collapse Risk | S0 News Jul.9.2020

submitted by Tom_Bombadil from youtube.com

Heartbreaking News. After 57 years as a world-class resource for astronomy, the iconic Arecibo telescope is to be decommissioned. The dish-type radio telescope – built into a natural depression in the landscape in Puerto Rico – appears to be headed for a “controlled disassembly” EarthSky.org

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SpaceX pulls off its first double fairing catch after a Falcon 9 launch

submitted by magnora7 from engadget.com

Scientists Just Found a 'Significant' Volume of Water Inside Mars' Grand Canyon

submitted by magnora7 from interestingengineering.com

NASA flies extremely close by volcano world, captures wild footage

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Jupiter just got slammed by something so big we saw it from Earth

submitted by magnora7 from cnet.com

The clearest picture ever taken from the surface of Venus

submitted by --a from midi.moe

The closest view we have of Jupiter from NASA

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Every Mission To Mars in One Infographic

submitted by iamonlyoneman from i.imgur.com

Musk, SpaceX to move operations offshore; the dB

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Meteors Streaking and Exploding Across the Sky

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If Rockets were Transparent

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Unusual full moon tonight

submitted by In-the-clouds from i.imgur.com

A lost piece of the moon has been discovered orbiting the Earth

submitted by Zapped from cnet.com

Stunning View of Olympus Mons on Mars NASA

submitted by American_Muskrat from hostux.pics

Astronomers Found Something Cold and Wet Near Uranus

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Scientists have for the first time discovered a cave on the Moon. At least 100m deep, it could be an ideal place for humans to build a permanent base, they say.

submitted by neolib from bbc.com

Mercury has a tail? When a special camera filter is used, the planet closest to the sun looks like a comet.

submitted by In-the-clouds from hostux.pics

Sun fires off major solar flare from Earth-facing sunspot

submitted by goobandit from space.com

First Ever Image of a Multi-Planet System Around a Sun-Like Star Captured by ESO

submitted by magnora7 from eso.org

Chinese 'space cleaner' spotted grabbing and throwing away old satellite

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Videos of Mars (Rendered In 4K)

submitted by zyxzevn from youtube.com

4,000th Comet Discovered by ESA & NASA Solar Observatory

submitted by BillionDollarEgg3 from nasa.gov

Voyager 2 sends update from beyond the solar system after 42 year mission

submitted by AbeFroman from news360.com

Apollo 16 landing site clearly seen on moon by Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera ~ I wish they would show color images of the moon's far-side. [video]

submitted by In-the-clouds from pomf2.lain.la

2,787 active satellites currently orbit Earth. By 2027 Musk wants to increase it to 14,000 satellites

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Found with Webb: a potentially habitable world

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Man Keeps a Rock For Years, Hoping It's Gold. It Turned Out to Be Far More Valuable

submitted by Rob3122 from sciencealert.com

A large X1.0-class solar flare was just emitted by the sun aimed directly toward earth 5 hours ago. The Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) particles are aimed directly at Earth and will arrive over the next few days, so we may see auroras in the skies

submitted by magnora7 from solarham.net

How Many People Are in Space Right Now?

submitted by GaiusHelenMohiam from howmanypeopleareinspacerightnow.com

The Sun Is Stranger Than Astrophysicists Imagined

submitted by Mnemonic from quantamagazine.org

After a reset, Curiosity Rover thought to be dead is now operating normally

submitted by magnora7 from jpl.nasa.gov

It's Sounding Like Boeing's Starliner May Have Completely Failed

submitted by Drewski from futurism.com

China currently has 6 men orbiting earth on their own space station. [video]

submitted by In-the-clouds from nitter.cz

Jupiter rising above the moon's horizon on Feb-22-2023....

submitted by In-the-clouds from take-me-to.space

The possible disappearance of a massive star in the low-metallicity galaxy PHL 293B

submitted by magnora7 from academic.oup.com

Astronomy Picture of the Day: 2020 March 1 - A Hole in Mars

submitted by EndlessSunflowers from apod.nasa.gov

After 780 days in space, the U.S. Air Force's secret X37 spaceplane drone has returned to Earth

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All of Nasa's deep space missions in one infographic

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Asteroid 2024 YR4 is no longer a threat to Earth, scientists say

submitted by Drewski from apnews.com

The first (s)crewed mission to Mars should be all female. Here's why.

submitted by hfxB0oyA from bigthink.com

Japan developing wooden satellites to cut space junk

submitted by magnora7 from bbc.com

SpaceX capsule and NASA crew make 1st splashdown in 45 years

submitted by runtis from apnews.com

Bright comet Neowise . . . How to catch it

submitted by [deleted] from cnet.com

Impressive animated GIF of Jupiter, recorded over three hours from Wisconsin (by Thomas Jorgenson) [click this link to watch]

submitted by In-the-clouds from spaceweathergallery2.com

Interesting book, published in 1973, by an astronaut who went on one of the moon missions --- Here is a page that I found especially interesting about the perspective of Earth from space, and from the moon....

submitted by In-the-clouds from midi.moe

Moon size compared to Australia....

submitted by In-the-clouds from midi.moe

NASA has released a stunning image of "The Pillars of Creation” from the James Webb telescope. It's near-infrared camera provides a unique ability to detect light from the first stars and galaxies

submitted by SoCo from nasa.gov

DSCOVR lets you can see hourly photos of the entire earth from the L1 Sun-Earth Lagrange point

submitted by zyxzevn from epic.gsfc.nasa.gov

Trump signs executive order to support moon mining, tap asteroid resources

submitted by useless_aether from space.com

Israeli Moon Lander Suffered Engine Glitch Before Crash

submitted by BillionDollarEgg3 from space.com

NASA accidentally severs contact with Voyager 2 probe 12 billion miles from Earth

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Strangest Supernova Ever, Sun-Diving Comet, Jupiter Impact | S0 News Aug.16.2019

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Asteroid Apophis to skim past Earth within the orbits of some satellites in 2029. Will be easily visible to the naked eye.

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Infrared photo of Venus taken by the Japanese Venus climate orbiter, Akatsuki

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Solar maximum will arrive sooner and last longer than previously expected, say scientists

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Why are all the planets on the same orbital plane?

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Astronomers detect supernova so powerful it was previously thought IMPOSSIBLE

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Astronomy Picture of the Day: 2020 February 10 - Solar Eclipse Over The UAE

submitted by EndlessSunflowers from apod.nasa.gov

2020 Lunar Phases

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Who is going to see it?

submitted by In-the-clouds from midi.moe

People have been living in space "for over 23 years!" according to Russian cosmonaut (Konstantin Borisov) currently onboard ISS.

submitted by In-the-clouds from midi.moe

Where do moons come from?

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Astronomy Picture of the Day: 2020 February 18 - Orion Over The Central Bohemian Highlands - One of the most identifiable star groupings in the sky and an icon familiar to humanity for over 30,000 years

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More Than 1,800 Supernovae Discovered in Just Six Months of Observation

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The Most Earth-like Exoplanets

submitted by Mcheetah from space.com

Voyager 1 overcomes its latest challenge to keep operating more than 15 billion miles away | CNN

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NASA regains contact with mini-helicopter on Mars

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Winter Equinox December 21 – The Great Conjunction - Jupiter, Saturn, and the Moon will look perfectly aligned from Earth’s point of view and will be only 0.1 degrees apart (just one-fifth of the diameter of the Moon) Jupiter and Saturn last appeared this close in 1623

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Space Probe Captures Startling Images of Dried-up River System on Mars

submitted by Kangbanger from sputniknews.com

CLIMATE FORCING | Our Future is Cold

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Astronauts escape malfunctioning Soyuz rocket

submitted by magnora7 from bbc.com

Supermassive black hole roars to life as astronomers watch in real time

submitted by Drewski from arstechnica.com

SpaceX, funded by US taxpayers, launched its 11th manned mission to space, with a planned six-month stay at their International Space Station. [I rarely hear anything about these launches.]

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Pluto

submitted by In-the-clouds from midi.moe

Sun spot AR3085 recently grew to the size of Earth

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Solar Storm Strikes Down SpaceX Starlink Satellites. A weak one. - SuspiciousObservers

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Interstellar Stowaways - Can microorganisms travel between the stars?

submitted by babashah1 from csg.space

stuffin.space Real-time tracking and search of all satellites, shuttle pieces, and other known space debris.

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Big Earthquake, Volcano Cooling, Cosmic Distance | S0 News Jun.24.2020

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NASA says a new comet is likely an 'interstellar visitor' from another star system — the second ever detected

submitted by DrStrangelove from businessinsider.com

Mars Geology Gets Even "Weirder" | Space News

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1971: Apollo 15 Lunar Module pilot James B. Irwin loads-up the Lunar Roving Vehicle with tools and equipment in preparation for the first lunar extravehicular activity at the Hadley-Apennine landing site.

submitted by In-the-clouds from web.archive.org

The James Webb Telescope Just Took a Truly Incredible Photo of Uranus

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The Insane Engineering of James Webb Telescope (31:22) ~ Real Engineering

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Houston mission control room during the Gemini V flight, 1965

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Magnetic Shifts, Cosmic Rays & Lightning, Exo-Earth | S0 News Sep.29.2019

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HAPPY 50th Year Anniversary of the Moon Landing HOAX!!! -- Watch Apollo 17's Lunar Module blastoff? (Skip to 2:50) I'd love to know who was filming this...

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Is Dark Energy Getting Weaker? New Evidence Strengthens the Case. - Last year, an enormous map of the cosmos hinted that the engine driving cosmic expansion might be sputtering. Now physicists are back with an even bigger map, and a stronger conclusion.

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Comet Atlas - As viewed from Argentina January 22, 2025

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