How an Astronaut Captured Italy’s Vibrant Landscape
From space, the southeastern Italian region of Puglia bursts with contrast: bright city clusters, dark angular farms, and ...
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New NASA satellite mapped the oceans like never before
Until now, only about a quarter of the seafloor has been mapped using ships with special sonar equipment. The rest has ...
2 Trillion Pulses Unleashed: NASA’s Space Laser Reveals Earth’s Shifting Ice
NASA’s ICESat-2 has hit an incredible milestone: 2 trillion laser shots fired from orbit! This Earth-monitoring marvel has ...
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From space to Earth: The challenges Sunita Williams will face after landing
Nasa astronaut Sunita Williams is gearing up for her return to Earth on March 19, 2025, after months aboard the International Space Station (ISS). But coming home from space isn’t as simple as b ...
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Space Force's mysterious X-37B plane returns to Earth after 434 days in orbit
The United States Space Force’s secretive X-37B space plane touched down to earth on Friday after spending 434 days in orbit conducting mysterious tests. The unmanned Boeing-made aircraft landed ...
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What will happen during the total lunar eclipse of March 2025?
Observers across most of the United States will have front-row seats to the spectacular total lunar eclipse overnight on March 13-14. Here's what to expect.
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As collaborative ISS nears retirement, China, US, India, Russia vie for own space stations
China, India, Russia, and commercial players in the United States are all developing their own orbital habitats, each ...
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This asteroid might not hit Earth in 2032 after all—here’s how we know
Space agencies have systems in place to spot, track, and forecast the future orbits of potentially hazardous asteroids. NASA has a network of telescopes used to track near-Earth asteroids ...
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How microbes from Earth can help astronauts adapt to long-term space missions
Astronauts living in isolated, sanitized space habitats for long periods of time could stay healthier by being exposed to a greater variety of microbes from Earth, according to a new study.