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Discover Oregon’s Enchanting Dark Sky Wonders

31 January 2025

Oregon has introduced several Dark Sky Parks and Communities, enhancing stargazing experiences. The state is home to the world’s largest Dark Sky Sanctuary, promoting natural nighttime beauty. The Oregon Dark Sky Network involves diverse stakeholders committed to protecting the night sky. Collaborations

Mars Exploration·News·Planets

SpaceX Launch Tonight! Unveiling the Future of Autonomous Spacecraft

31 January 2025

A pivotal SpaceX launch aims to showcase an AI-driven spacecraft, setting new standards in autonomous space exploration. This cutting-edge spacecraft uses advanced sensors and algorithms for independent navigation and decision-making. The mission seeks to enhance AI capabilities for long-duration spaceflights, with potential

News

NASA Astronaut Makes History with Record-Breaking Spacewalk

31 January 2025

Nasa astronauts Sunita Williams and Barry Wilmore conducted a 5.5-hour spacewalk at the ISS. Williams set a record for the most time spent in spacewalks by a woman, totaling 62 hours and 6 minutes. The mission involved removing a stubborn antenna from

News·Stars

Watch the Earth Spin: Stunning Time-Lapse Captured in the Heart of Ladakh

31 January 2025

The video captures a stunning time-lapse of Earth’s rotation against the beautiful landscapes of Ladakh. Created by astronomer Dorje Angchuk, it illustrates the constant motion of our planet as stars appear fixed in the sky. Angchuk faced numerous technical challenges but found

New Glenn Rocket·News

Game-Changers in the Space Race: How Blue Origin’s New Glenn Delay Sparks Innovations

31 January 2025

Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket faces a temporary delay, seen as an opportunity for technological innovation rather than a setback. The pause allows for enhancements in satellite technology and global internet systems, potentially reducing the costs of orbital missions. Sustainability is a

Galaxies·News·Stars·Telescopes

Local College Students Uncover Secrets of Black Holes—You Won’t Believe What They Found

31 January 2025

A group of college students at Henry Ford College is conducting advanced research in astrophysics. Their study on intermediate mass black holes (IMBHs) is set to be published in the Astrophysical Journal. The research involved analyzing data from NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory

Meteor Showers·Meteors·News·Planet Parade·Planets·Stars

Unlock the Secrets of February’s Night Sky: Don’t Miss These Celestial Wonders

31 January 2025

The Planet Parade from February 1 to 9 features six planets in alignment, creating a captivating spectacle. Look for the crescent moon near Venus on February 1, then watch for it interacting with Uranus and Mars later in the week. The Alpha

News

2024 Yr4: The Dawn of Fourth-Year Automation. Are We Ready?

31 January 2025

Yr4 in 2024 is a significant leap towards integrated and autonomous systems across various industries. It’s characterized by moving beyond robotic process automation to AI that optimizes its processes independently. The advancement is driven by improved algorithms and quantum computing, receiving substantial

Asteroid 2024 YR4·News·Telescopes

Asteroid 2024 YR4: A 1-in-83 Chance of Catastrophe in 2032

31 January 2025

Asteroid 2024 YR4 is flagged for a potential Earth collision on December 22, 2032. Its size is estimated between 130 and 300 feet in diameter. There is a 1-in-83 chance of a catastrophic impact. Impact could yield destruction comparable to 8 megatons

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Discover Oregon’s Enchanting Dark Sky Wonders

SpaceX Launch Tonight! Unveiling the Future of Autonomous Spacecraft

NASA Astronaut Makes History with Record-Breaking Spacewalk

Watch the Earth Spin: Stunning Time-Lapse Captured in the Heart of Ladakh

Game-Changers in the Space Race: How Blue Origin’s New Glenn Delay Sparks Innovations

Local College Students Uncover Secrets of Black Holes—You Won’t Believe What They Found

Unlock the Secrets of February’s Night Sky: Don’t Miss These Celestial Wonders

2024 Yr4: The Dawn of Fourth-Year Automation. Are We Ready?

Asteroid 2024 YR4: A 1-in-83 Chance of Catastrophe in 2032

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