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Witness the Celestial Ballet: A Mesmerizing Lunar Eclipse Awaits Wisconsinites

13 March 2025

Witness a total lunar eclipse tonight in Wisconsin, showcasing a “blood moon” with vibrant reds and oranges. The eclipse occurs from 1:26 to 2:31 a.m., offering spectators a mesmerizing visual event without the need for special equipment. Local astronomer Jim Head describes

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Stunning Celestial Spectacle: The Blood Worm Moon Is Set to Grace the U.S. Sky

13 March 2025

Witness the “Blood Worm Moon,” a total lunar eclipse on March 13, 2025, visible across the Americas. During the eclipse, the moon will be bathed in red, orange, and gold hues due to Earth’s shadow. Known as the “Worm Moon,” it symbolizes

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The Celestial Threat: How Nearby Star Explosions May Have Shaped Life on Earth

13 March 2025

Massive O- and B-type stars may have influenced Earth’s history by causing mass extinctions through supernova events. Supernovae can strip away protective planetary shields like the ozone layer, exposing life to harmful cosmic rays. Research indicates supernovae align with the timing of

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Explore the Mesmerizing Moon Craters Revealed by a 16-Inch Dobsonian Telescope

13 March 2025

The Moon’s south pole region offers a captivating and rugged landscape, revealing its enigmatic beauty and cosmic history. A view through a 16-inch Dobsonian telescope showcases intricate craters, notably the Moretus and Clavius craters, highlighting the Moon’s tumultuous past. The Dobsonian telescope’s

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Space Odyssey Run Long: Astronauts Relish Life Afloat in the Cosmos

13 March 2025

Wilmore and Williams’ mission aboard the International Space Station extended from eight days to nine months due to delays with Boeing’s Starliner. The astronauts embraced their extended stay, demonstrating resilience and adaptability amid unforeseen challenges in space exploration. Suni Williams assumed command

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Unveiling the Hidden Universe: New 3D Galactic Dust Map Sheds Light on the Cosmos

13 March 2025

Researchers have developed a detailed 3D map of cosmic dust across the Milky Way using data from the European Space Agency’s Gaia mission. This map reveals how cosmic dust, responsible for light extinction, affects the visibility and study of stars and nebulae.

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Don’t Miss the Spectacle: A Lunar Eclipse Turns the Moon Into a Glowing Orb of Red

13 March 2025

An enchanting total lunar eclipse, transforming the moon into a “Blood Moon,” will be visible across the Americas this Friday. Earth, sun, and moon align to cast a shadow play, creating the red hue visible without special equipment. The eclipse begins at

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Can Europe’s Space Players Rise to the Challenge and Compete with SpaceX?

13 March 2025

The space industry is becoming a new battleground, with SpaceX dominating the satellite launch market through its integrated approach. SpaceX’s Starlink and Starshield constellations highlight its rapid deployment and appeal to government sectors. European satellite manufacturers face a pivotal decision: remain fragmented

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Don’t Miss Tonight’s Enchanting Blood Moon: A Celestial Spectacle Unfolds

13 March 2025

Witness a rare celestial event as the moon transforms into a “Blood Moon” with haunting red shades during a lunar eclipse visible across North America, South America, and parts of Europe and Africa tonight. The eclipse begins at 11:57 p.m. Eastern Time,