Tuesday, July 19, 2022

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Space.com
A European satellite that has been scrambling to escape premature death in Earth's atmosphere due to bad space weather has narrowly avoided a collision with a random piece of space junk. The satellite, part of ...
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Space.com
The challenge of discovering what astronomers call dormant black holes comes from the fact that these objects are not actively feeding on matter like gas, dust or stellar material stripped from a companion star. With no feeding, these black holes don't ...
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Space.com
Massive binary star systems in the galaxy form at the edges of open clusters or the leading edge of a spiral arm, a team of astronomers found. The work provides a window into what the galactic neighborhood looked like in the past, and an explanation for ...
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Space.com
These first six strikes met pre-launch expectations of rate as they came in at a rate of once per month, the report stated. Moreover, some of the resulting deformations are correctable through mirror realignments.
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EarthSky
Delta Scorpii – aka Dschubba – is extremely easy to spot as the middle star in the Crown of the Scorpion, Scorpius. And it's an extremely interesting star – well worth watching – unpredictably variable now, and due to explode (maybe) some 10 to 15 ...
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CNN
This composite image shows the Tarantula Nebula. The unique weblike structure of the gas clouds led astronomers to the nebula's spidery nickname. Sign up for CNN's Wonder Theory science ...
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The New York Times
Relativity Space, which could launch its first rocket soon, and Impulse Space, founded by a SpaceX veteran, optimistically say that together they can reach the red planet a few years from now.
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CNN
Sign up for CNN's Wonder Theory science newsletter. Explore the universe with news on fascinating discoveries, scientific advancements and more. (CNN) The James Webb Space Telescope's first stunning images of the distant universe have been followed up ...
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Livescience.com
"Our current understanding is that life originated on Earth in the deep sea, almost certainly in anoxic — without oxygen — conditions," study lead author Sam Purkis, a professor and chair of the Department of Marine Geosciences at the University of Miami, ...
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CNET
Tomar Shenar calls his colleague, Kareem El-Badry, the "black hole destroyer." El-Badry, an astronomer as the Center for Astrophysics, a collaboration between Harvard and the Smithsonian, has been skeptical of black hole discoveries in the past.
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