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May 2021

Astronomer Working With Webb Said the new Images “Almost Brought him to Tears.” We’ll see Them on July 12th July 3, 2022
The first images taken by James Webb will be released in a little more than a week! According to NASA, they are so moving that you may cry when you see them! The post Astronomer Working With Webb Said the new Images “Almost Brought him to Tears.” We’ll see Them on July 12th appeared first […]
Matt Williams
The United States announces a stop to testing Anti-Satellite Weapons July 2, 2022
The United States Government has declared that it will no longer be performing tests of Anti-Satellite (ASAT) weapons. In a public statement during a visit to the Vandenberg Space Force Base, Vice President Kamala Harris confirmed that this policy has the primary purpose of setting an example to other countries. It represents an important step […]
Cathrine Versfeld
Mystery Rocket Crash Site, ISS Independence, Space Nuclear Power July 2, 2022
NASA teases JWST images, Rocket Lab launches CAPSTONE, mystery rocket’s crash site found on the Moon, how magnetars are created, ISS gets more independent from Russia and more. If you prefer the news being videoed at you instead of reading them, we’ve got you covered! Here’s a video version of this week’s most important space […]
Anton Pozdnyakov
The Solar System is Stable for at Least the Next 100,000 Years July 1, 2022
It’s nice to have a feel-good story every once in a while, so here’s one to hold off the existential dread: the Earth isn’t likely to get flung off into deep space for at least 100,000 years. In fact, all of the Solar System’s planets are safe for that time frame, so there is good […]
Scott Alan Johnston
Most Black Holes Spin Rapidly. This one… Doesn’t July 1, 2022
Black holes. They used to be theoretical, up until the first one was found and confirmed back in the late 20th Century. Now, astronomers find them all over the place. We even have direct radio images of two black holes: one in M87 and Sagittarius A* in the center of our galaxy. So, what do […]
Carolyn Collins Petersen