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Stellar Whispers: Unveiling A Celestial Dance Beneath the Big Dipper

An eccentric binary star system, consisting of a red dwarf and a white dwarf, emits periodic radio waves near the Big Dipper. This discovery challenges previous theories that linked long-period radio pulses exclusively to neutron stars. The radio emissions are generated by

15 March 2025

Astrobiology·Galaxies·James Webb Telescope·News·Stars

Unveiling the Cosmic Secrets! JWST’s Newest Discovery in Leo P Galaxy

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) captures unprecedented details in the Leo P Galaxy, located about five million light-years from Earth. Equipped with advanced infrared instruments, JWST reveals nascent stars and complex molecular clouds, enhancing understanding of star formation in dwarf galaxies.

19 February 2025

Galaxies·News·Planets·Stars·Telescopes

Experience the Cosmic Wonders: Stargazing Event at Agua Fria

Experience stargazing at Agua Fria National Monument on February 21, 2025, from 7:15 pm to 10 pm. Event hosted by BLM and Friends of the Agua Fria National Monument, featuring guided exploration of the cosmos. Gather at Badger Springs Trailhead parking lot;

19 February 2025

News·SpaceX Launches·Starlink Satellites·Stars

A Rocket’s Journey: SpaceX’s Remarkable Achievement Stretches Across Borders

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched from Cape Canaveral and successfully landed on a droneship off the Bahamas after eight minutes. This marks a significant step in space exploration, highlighting SpaceX’s strategic prowess and rocket science innovation. The southeast trajectory landing site

19 February 2025

Mars Exploration·New Glenn Rocket·News·Stars

Is Blue Origin’s Astronomical Ambition Leading to Job Cuts? Discover the Shocking Strategy

Blue Origin is undergoing a strategic transformation under CEO Dave Limp, aiming to increase rocket manufacturing and launch frequency. The company faces potential layoffs, impacting hundreds of employees, as part of its shift in focus. Despite internal changes, Blue Origin remains dedicated

19 February 2025

News·Space Tourism·Starlink Satellites·Stars

From Rocket Lab’s Leap to SpaceX’s Splash: A Day of Cosmic Pioneering

Rocket Lab launched an Electron rocket from New Zealand, carrying BlackSky’s advanced Gen-3 imaging satellite, enhancing global intelligence with its high-resolution capabilities. SpaceX successfully launched Falcon 9 carrying 23 Starlink satellites, marking a historic landing of its booster on a droneship near

19 February 2025

News·Planets·Space Tourism·SpaceX Launches·Stars

A New Space Frontier: SpaceX’s Gigantic Starbase Eyes Florida

SpaceX is developing the Starship Starbase in Florida, aiming to launch missions to the Moon and Mars. Construction of the launchpad is set to begin on April 1, with completion anticipated by August 2026. The ambitious Gigabay is designed to support large

19 February 2025

News·Stars

The Untold Drama Behind SpaceX’s Boca Chica Launch Site Victory

Save RGV, an environmental watchdog group, dropped its lawsuit against SpaceX after a contentious wastewater discharge permit was issued. The lawsuit highlighted concerns over SpaceX’s practice of discharging water used during tests and launches into local tidal flats. The Texas Commission on

19 February 2025

Interplanetary Missions·News·Stars

Space Race Shake-Up: Boeing Faces Job Cuts as Future of NASA’s SLS Rocket Hangs in Balance

Boeing plans to lay off approximately 200 employees involved with NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS). The SLS, a pivotal element of NASA’s Artemis program, faces criticism due to its $4.1 billion per-launch cost and sluggish development pace. Elon Musk’s SpaceX Starship is

19 February 2025

Galaxies·News·Night Sky Events·Planets·Stars·Telescopes

Mysteries of the Cosmos Unveiled: Dive Into the Explosive World of Supernovae

New Mexico State University’s Tombaugh Observatory hosted an event where attendees explored the wonders of the universe, focused on supernovae. Dr. Stephanie Monty, an esteemed astronomer, led the presentation, highlighting supernovae as cosmic architects that create elements essential for life. Supernovae play

18 February 2025

Mars Exploration·News·Space Tourism·Stars

The Surprising Astronomical Cut: NASA Faces Unprecedented Workforce Decline

NASA has reduced its workforce by almost 1,000 employees, including many probationary staff. This reduction has sparked concern about the future of U.S. space exploration, drawing parallels to past setbacks post-Apollo. The Office of Personnel Management’s decision has notably affected facilities like

18 February 2025

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Stars - Page 70

Stellar Whispers: Unveiling A Celestial Dance Beneath the Big Dipper

Unveiling the Cosmic Secrets! JWST’s Newest Discovery in Leo P Galaxy

Experience the Cosmic Wonders: Stargazing Event at Agua Fria

A Rocket’s Journey: SpaceX’s Remarkable Achievement Stretches Across Borders

Is Blue Origin’s Astronomical Ambition Leading to Job Cuts? Discover the Shocking Strategy

From Rocket Lab’s Leap to SpaceX’s Splash: A Day of Cosmic Pioneering

A New Space Frontier: SpaceX’s Gigantic Starbase Eyes Florida

The Untold Drama Behind SpaceX’s Boca Chica Launch Site Victory

Space Race Shake-Up: Boeing Faces Job Cuts as Future of NASA’s SLS Rocket Hangs in Balance

Mysteries of the Cosmos Unveiled: Dive Into the Explosive World of Supernovae

The Surprising Astronomical Cut: NASA Faces Unprecedented Workforce Decline

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