Tuesday, January 4, 2022

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NASA has begun a multi-day process to tighten the tension on Webb's huge sunshield.
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Spaceflight Now
Mission controllers started the delicate work of tightening the five razor-thin layers of the James Webb Space Telescope's sunshade Monday. Managers said the nearly $10 billion observatory is "hunky-dory" after pausing deployments over ...
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Space.com
China's Tianwen 1 spacecraft at Mars pulled a big New Year's surprise with stunning new images captured by a small camera that flew free of the orbiter to snap epic selfies above the Red Planet. The new images published by the China National Space ...
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Space.com
The brightest comet in the night sky right now makes its closest approach to the sun Monday (Jan. 3) and — even if it survives the journey — that will be the only time the comet sees our star close up. That icy wanderer is Comet Leonard, ...
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Space.com
"These structures can be seen as bright features moving upward and downward in this video compiled from the spacecraft's WISPR [Wide-field Imager for Parker Solar Probe] instrument," the laboratory said. WISPR is designed to study the density of charged ...
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WIRED
How do you tell whether a planet trillions of miles away is Earth-like? You look at its orbit and the starlight reflecting off its surface and atmosphere, which can reveal whether it has oceans, oxygen, or ozone. This is hard to do.
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USA TODAY
At first, scientists thought they were just part of the "geological process" of the beach and were skeptical they could be footprints, but further evaluation suggested they were actually dinosaur tracks from the late Triassic period, just when dinosaurs ...
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WIRED
Swiss forensic geneticists analyzed DNA recovered from postage stamps dating back to World War I and solved a century-old paternity puzzle.
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CNET
The Quadrantid meteor shower gave ISS astronauts quite a show in 2020. NASA/Christina Koch. The best meteor shower of 2022 for stargazers in the Northern Hemisphere could hit within just a few days of New Year's tonight and tomorrow morning.
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CNET
The Quadrantid meteor shower gave ISS astronauts quite a show. NASA/Christina Koch. The best meteor shower of 2022 for stargazers in the Northern Hemisphere could hit within just a few days of New Year's tonight and tomorrow morning.
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