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This Satellite Could Be the First Step Toward a Power Grid in Space (opens the original)
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Space is facing an energy crisis, at least according to a Florida-based startup that’s set out to solve it by creating a network of spacecraft designed to beam power to satellites through lasers. Star Catcher is gearing up for the launch of its prototype satellite, dubbed Protostar, to test its technology in space for the first time. Protostar will launch on board SpaceX’s Transporter-18 mission no earlier than Thursday and attempt to transmit energy to another satellite in orbit. If successful,
Boeing’s Starliner Faces a Critical Test This Year as NASA Runs Out of Options (opens the original)
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After months of unmet timelines, NASA shared the most concrete timeline yet for Boeing’s beleaguered spacecraft. And it looks like Starliner may finally get a chance to redeem itself as a viable option to transport astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) as SpaceX’s Dragon approaches retirement. During a press conference on Monday, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman revealed that Starliner’s next flight will take place no earlier than December. If all goes well with the uncrewed missi
Asteroid Bennu Came From an Unexpected Corner of the Solar System (opens the original)
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Six years after NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft reached out and snagged a sample from the asteroid Bennu, scientists may finally have an answer to a fundamental question: Where did this ancient space rock come from? A new study traces Bennu’s history to a region near the boundary between the inner and outer solar system—a finding that offers a rare glimpse into the chaotic environment where the planets were taking shape billions of years ago. By reconstructing Bennu’s journey through the early sola
The Universe Is Full of Tiny Red Dots—and They're One of Astronomy's Biggest Discoveries in Decades (opens the original)
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A team from the University of Texas at Austin and its partners is a winner of the 2026 Gizmodo Science Fair for shedding new light on mysterious red dots, a newly discovered class of astronomical objects. When the Webb space telescope first opened its eyes onto the early universe, it revealed something strange: luminous, red-tinted dots billions of light years away from Earth. And they were everywhere, appearing in almost every deep-field image. There was one problem, though: scientists had neve
This Super El Niño Could Cause 3,500 Extra Deaths in the US, Report Warns (opens the original)
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Extreme heat brought about by this year’s “super” El Niño could result in the deaths of more than 450,000 people across the world in the next six months, a new report warns. Researchers with the University of Chicago’s Climate Impact Lab project that global temperatures will be 2.1 degrees Fahrenheit (1.2 Celsius) above normal in the coming months, leading to a 44% increase in extremely hot days compared to normal years. As a result, the researchers estimate an increase in heat-related deaths fr
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