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Exoplanet Discoveries·Exoplanets·News·Planetary Science·Planets·Stars

A New Era in Exoplanet Discovery: ETSI Unveils the Universe’s Hidden Atmospheres

The Exoplanet Transmission Spectroscopy Imager (ETSI) is a groundbreaking instrument enhancing the study of exoplanets through innovative optics and engineering. ETSI uniquely combines a low-resolution slitless prism spectrometer with custom multi-band filters, capturing 15 spectral bandpasses from 430 to 975 nanometers. With

11 March 2025

Cosmology·Galaxies·NASA Missions·News·Stars

NASA Aims for the Stars with Weekend Launch of SPHEREx and PUNCH

NASA is set to launch two missions, SPHEREx and PUNCH, on a SpaceX Falcon 9 this weekend. SPHEREx will explore cosmic origins, focusing on cosmic inflation and mapping the Milky Way’s icy compositions over a two-year mission. PUNCH consists of four satellites

1 March 2025

News·Planets·Stars

Starship Flight 8: A Leap toward Cosmic Colonization! Discover the Future of Interplanetary Travel

Flight 8 of SpaceX’s Starship is a pivotal moment in human space exploration, aiming to redefine interplanetary travel. The spacecraft features advanced heat shield technology designed for withstanding harsh multi-planetary conditions. Reuse of components in Flight 8 is set to dramatically cut

1 March 2025

Mars Exploration·News·Space Tourism·Stars

Starship’s Launch Date Rescheduled: Here’s When You Can Watch

SpaceX’s Starship is set for its eighth flight test, now rescheduled to Monday at 5:30 p.m. due to final adjustments and weather considerations. The delay underscores the importance of precision and highlights the balance between technological preparation and natural unpredictability. This test

1 March 2025

News·Starlink Satellites·Stars

Eyes on the Skies: SpaceX Set to Illuminate Night with Starlink’s Soaring Journey

SpaceX is preparing for a Falcon 9 launch from Cape Canaveral, set to carry 21 Starlink satellites into space. The launch is scheduled for 9:24 p.m. on Sunday, with a backup window extending until 12:21 a.m. on Monday. The first-stage booster, on

1 March 2025

Astronomical Phenomena·News·Planets

February 2025: A Cosmic Spectacle Enhanced by Groundbreaking Tech

February 2025 will feature a remarkable interplay of astronomy and technology. Comet CK-25 will be prominently visible, with AI-enhanced telescopic systems providing detailed analyses. A unique planetary alignment of Mercury, Venus, and Mars will be enhanced through augmented reality devices. Users can

1 March 2025

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Starlink’s New Budget-Friendly Plan is a Game Changer for Rural Internet Access

SpaceX’s Starlink introduces an affordable “residential lite” plan for satellite internet, priced at $80 per month. The plan targets smaller households, offering speeds between 50 to 100 Mbps and unlimited data, despite potential slowdowns during peak times. Available in about 15 states,

1 March 2025

News·Stars

Pakistan Reaches for the Stars: Historic Partnership with China Launches New Era in Space Exploration

Pakistan partners with China for its first manned space mission, aiming for a launch by 2026. The agreement was celebrated in Islamabad, marking a significant step in Pakistan-China space collaboration. Two Pakistani astronauts will receive training from Chinese space experts for their

1 March 2025

News·Planets·Stars

Starship 8: The Game Changer. What Lies Beyond Our Horizon?

Starship 8 from SpaceX is set to revolutionize space travel with its advanced propulsion system, combining chemical rockets and ion thrusters to cut travel time to Mars and beyond. Equipped with cutting-edge AI, Starship 8 can autonomously manage in-flight issues, advancing unmanned

1 March 2025

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The Dawn of Quiet Supersonic Flight: NASA’s X-59 Nears Historic Launch

The X-59 aircraft by NASA and Lockheed Martin Skunk Works aims to revolutionize supersonic travel by breaking the sound barrier quietly. Rigorous tests on the aircraft’s systems, including sensors and communications, ensure precise performance without disruptive sonic booms. Successful electromagnetic interference evaluations

1 March 2025

News·Stars

Unveiling the Celestial Guardians: Space Operations Command’s New Motto Ignites Stellar Ambitions

“Semper Venator,” meaning “Always the hunter,” is the new motto embraced by Space Operations Command, emphasizing their relentless pursuit in space defense. Established in 2019, the U.S. Space Force and its Space Operations Command focus on space, cyberspace, and intelligence operations. As

1 March 2025

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News - Page 34

A New Era in Exoplanet Discovery: ETSI Unveils the Universe’s Hidden Atmospheres

NASA Aims for the Stars with Weekend Launch of SPHEREx and PUNCH

Starship Flight 8: A Leap toward Cosmic Colonization! Discover the Future of Interplanetary Travel

Starship’s Launch Date Rescheduled: Here’s When You Can Watch

Eyes on the Skies: SpaceX Set to Illuminate Night with Starlink’s Soaring Journey

February 2025: A Cosmic Spectacle Enhanced by Groundbreaking Tech

Starlink’s New Budget-Friendly Plan is a Game Changer for Rural Internet Access

Pakistan Reaches for the Stars: Historic Partnership with China Launches New Era in Space Exploration

Starship 8: The Game Changer. What Lies Beyond Our Horizon?

The Dawn of Quiet Supersonic Flight: NASA’s X-59 Nears Historic Launch

Unveiling the Celestial Guardians: Space Operations Command’s New Motto Ignites Stellar Ambitions

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