Replacement space station crew takes off on 8-month mission

Replacement space station crew takes off on 8-month mission

With NASA’s delayed Artemis II moon mission on hold, SpaceX pressed ahead with a Friday the 13th launch of four fresh crew members to the International Space Station in a mission to replace four fliers who came home early last month because of a medical issue one was having. Crew …

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A Christmas answer? Harvard scientist says 3I/ATLAS may reveal its true nature by December | – The Times of India

A Christmas answer? Harvard scientist says 3I/ATLAS may reveal its true nature by December | – The Times of India

Loeb said Christmas should bring clarity on whether 3I/ATLAS’s million-kilometre, ruler-straight jets come from natural ice fragments or technological probes As NASA insists the newly released images of interstellar visitor 3I/ATLAS confirm it is nothing more than a comet, Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb is arguing the opposite, that the most …

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Why scientists are rethinking how gold was made: Magnetars may be the universe’s first cosmic goldsmiths | – The Times of India

Why scientists are rethinking how gold was made: Magnetars may be the universe’s first cosmic goldsmiths | – The Times of India

For decades, scientists believed that gold and other heavy elements were born from the cataclysmic collision of neutron stars. These rare events, observed across the cosmos, seemed to provide the intense conditions required to forge such elements. However, new findings from NASA and the European Space Agency suggest that another, …

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NASA reimagines space junk as an economic equation: How a new cost lens could save the future of orbit | – The Times of India

NASA reimagines space junk as an economic equation: How a new cost lens could save the future of orbit | – The Times of India

In recent years, the rising congestion in Earth’s orbit has become one of the most pressing challenges facing space-faring nations. Thousands of inactive satellites, rocket fragments, and collision-generated particles now orbit the planet at high velocity, posing significant risks to operational spacecraft and the infrastructure that supports communications, navigation, and …

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