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A Strange Helium Signal From LHS 1140b Could Reveal The Secrets Of A Distant World (opens the original)
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Astronomers have detected possible signs of helium escaping from the atmosphere of the exoplanet LHS 1140b, a finding that could reshape how scientists study potentially habitable worlds. The result, discussed in research coverage linked to Science, gives researchers a rare opportunity to examine the atmosphere of a rocky planet outside our solar system. Located in the constellation Cetus, this distant world sits inside the habitable zone of a small red dwarf star, where temperatures could allow
NASA Sends A New Balloon Mission Above Earth To Test Technology For Future Space Exploration (opens the original)
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NASA has launched a new scientific balloon mission from Fort Sumner, New Mexico, carrying experimental technologies designed to support future space exploration. According to NASA, the Balloon Optimization Opportunity Payload (BOOP!) mission tested several instruments during a high-altitude flight, reaching around 123,000 feet above Earth. The flight marked the second year of the BOOP! program, an initiative from NASA’s Balloon Program Office that allows multiple technology demonstrations to sha
NASA Announces Next Steps For Boeing Starliner After Major Spacecraft Updates (opens the original)
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NASA and Boeing have announced a new development plan for the Starliner spacecraft as the program moves toward future crewed missions, according to a NASA update published on the agency’s official website. The plan introduces an uncrewed flight to the International Space Station as the next major step in validating spacecraft improvements and preparing the vehicle for astronaut transportation missions. The Commercial Crew Program was created to provide NASA with multiple options for transporting
Scientists Discover A Lunar ‘Magnetic Fossil’ Hidden In Chang'e-6 Moon Samples (opens the original)
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Scientists studying lunar material returned by China’s Chang’e-6 mission have identified a rare form of iron that could preserve information about the moon’s ancient magnetic history, according to research published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The discovery was made inside tiny impact-glass particles collected from the lunar surface, where researchers detected metallic iron in the unusual face-centered cubic γ-Fe phase. The finding marks the first identification of this i
ESA’s Jupiter Spacecraft Just Gained An 8,000 mph Boost Thanks To A Rare Earth Flyby (opens the original)
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The European Space Agency’s (ESA) JUICE spacecraft gained a new burst of speed today after a carefully planned Earth flyby, bringing the mission closer to its goal of exploring Jupiter’s icy moons. According to ESA, the maneuver allowed the spacecraft to use Earth’s gravity as a natural accelerator, adding thousands of miles per hour to its trajectory. The gravity assist marked a key moment in JUICE’s eight-year journey toward the outer Solar System, where it will investigate Ganymede, Callisto,
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