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NASA’s flying telescope is coming to the end of its mission but leaves a strong science legacy

news-hubBy newseditor2021October 7, 2022

Most telescopes here on Earth are stationary, bound to a single location, often in a desert or on a mountain peak. But NASA’s Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA) isn’t most telescopes.

UK shortlists Astroscale and ClearSpace for multi-debris removal mission

news-hubBy newseditor2021October 6, 2022

TAMPA, Fla. — The UK Space Agency (UKSA) said Sept. 26 it has shortlisted groups led by startups Astroscale and ClearSpace for a mission to remove two spacecraft from low Earth orbit in 2026.

NRO signs agreements with six commercial providers of space-based RF data

news-hubBy newseditor2021October 5, 2022

WASHINGTON — The National Reconnaissance Office awarded study contracts to six commercial providers of space-based radio frequency (RF) data, the agency announced Sept. 28.

China seeks new partners for lunar and deep space exploration

news-hubBy newseditor2021October 4, 2022

PARIS — China is looking to build partnerships for its upcoming missions to the moon and deep ventures into the solar system, while omitting mention of main partner Russia.

NASA to assess SLS work and next launch opportunities after rollback

news-hubBy newseditor2021October 3, 2022

KAHULUI, Hawaii — With the Space Launch System now safely back inside the Vehicle Assembly Building ahead of Hurricane Ian, NASA is now studying what work to do on the rocket to prepare for a next launch attempt unlikely to occur before mid-November.

Hurricane Ian delays SpaceX’s Crew-5 astronaut launch to Oct. 4

news-hubBy newseditor2021October 2, 2022

SpaceX and NASA had been planning to launch the Crew-5 flight to the International Space Station on Oct. 3 from Pad 39A at Kennedy Space Center (KSC) in Florida. But the threat of Ian, which is currently churning north toward Florida as a powerful Category 3 hurricane, has delayed the planned liftoff by at least 24 hours, to Oct. 4. And that schedule is far from set in stone.

Evidence of dinosaur-killing asteroid impact found on the moon

news-hubBy newseditor2021October 1, 2022

Asteroid impacts on the moon millions of years ago correspond with large space rock strikes here on Earth — including the massive impact that wiped out the nonavian dinosaurs. 

NASA studying issue with JWST instrument

news-hubBy newseditor2021September 30, 2022

PARIS — One part of an instrument on the James Webb Space Telescope is out of service temporarily, although project officials are confident it will not be a long-term problem.

DART collides with asteroid in planetary defense test

news-hubBy newseditor2021September 29, 2022

LAUREL, Md. — A NASA spacecraft collided with a moon orbiting a near Earth asteroid Sept. 26 in a demonstration of a technology that could one day be used to protect the Earth from a hazardous object.

Wireless communications startup repurposes technology from Google’s balloon internet project

news-hubBy newseditor2021September 28, 2022

WASHINGTON — Aalyria Technologies, a startup that emerged from stealth mode Sept. 13, plans to provide high-speed internet using software and networking technology from Google’s ill-fated project to beam internet service from high-altitude balloons.

Bandwidth-hungry regional satellite operators hunting for options

news-hubBy newseditor2021September 27, 2022

PARIS — Regional satellite operators are searching for faster ways to add more capacity to their networks to meet soaring demand for broadband, according to executives speaking at World Satellite Business Week here.

What would you name a Uranus probe? The internet’s answers are about what you’d think

news-hubBy newseditor2021September 26, 2022

Fans of planet Uranus have many ideas to name the next mission there, if an informal Internet poll is any indication.

NASA requests 2 new private astronaut missions to International Space Station

news-hubBy newseditor2021September 25, 2022

NASA plans to help support two new private astronaut missions to low Earth orbit.

Hubble Space Telescope captures two ‘overlapping’ spiral galaxies in new photo

news-hubBy newseditor2021September 25, 2022

Hubble photographed two galaxies, named SDSS J115331 and LEDA 2073461, which are located more than 1 billion light-years away from Earth and appear to overlap with one another. (Image credit: ESA/Hubble & NASA, W. Keel)

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