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What Would Happen to Earth if a Rogue Star Came Too Close?

Stars are gravitationally fastened to their galaxies and move in concert with their surroundings. But sometimes, something breaks the bond. If a star gets too close to a supermassive black hole, for example, the black hole can expel it out into space as a rogue star. What would happen to Earth if one of these … Continue reading "What Would Happen to Earth if a Rogue Star Came Too Close?" The post What Would Happen to Earth if a Rogue Star Came Too Close? appeared first on Universe Today.

Ariane 6 Fires its Engines, Simulating a Flight to Space

The ESA recently conducted a test fire of its next-generation Ariane 6 rocket, a dress rehearsal for its first test flight next year. The post Ariane 6 Fires its Engines, Simulating a Flight to Space appeared first on Universe Today.

Fusion industry outlines ambitious plans to deliver electricity to the grid by 2035

Andrew Holland, chief executive of the Fusion Industry Association, explains how commercial fusion could be delivering electricity to the grid by 2035 The post Fusion industry outlines ambitious plans to deliver electricity to the grid by 2035 appeared first on Physics World.

The attention seeker’s attention seeker: Jared Leto climbs the Empire State Building

His band is going on tour so how else to publicise it than by ascending the New York landmark? Or has the method actor found a new motivation?The end of the Sag-Aftra strike is undoubtedly a good thing for the film industry. With all its component parts pushing in the same direction for the first time in several months, Hollywood can once again try to restore some of its pre-pandemic glory. But it’s also good for the actors.With the strike over, actors can at last discuss their work. For example, In the last few hours Lily Gladstone has just written an 11-tweet thread warning Native American women and youth about the amount of generational grief they might have to notice watching Killers of the Flower Moon; something she has clearly been aching to do for several months. Continue reading...

What’s the Best Way to Find Planets in the Habitable Zone?

Despite the fact that we’ve discovered thousands of them, exoplanets are hard to find. And some types are harder to find than others. Naturally, some of the hardest ones to find are the ones we most want to find. What can we do? Keep working on it, and that’s what a trio of Chinese scientists … Continue reading "What’s the Best Way to Find Planets in the Habitable Zone?" The post What’s the Best Way to Find Planets in the Habitable Zone? appeared first on Universe Today.

Burlesque dancer grew up idolizing pole dancers over Disney princesses

Throughout her childhood, Fancy Feast dreamed of being a pole dancer. “It just seemed like a more fun, interesting, and expansive way to live one’s life."

Watch SpaceX launch NASA’s historic Psyche mission

SpaceX and NASA are gearing up to launch Psyche, NASA’s latest asteroid-focused spacecraft. The new spacecraft is named after the asteroid Psyche, and it will … The post Watch SpaceX launch NASA’s historic Psyche mission appeared first on BGR.

NASA’s Psyche Mission Is Off to Test a Space Laser (for Communications)

The Psyche probe is heading to its namesake metal-rich asteroid. Along the way, it will demonstrate a near-infrared laser system to send high-rate data hundreds of millions of miles home.

This Martian Mesa Was Once The Center Of Alien Conspiracy Theories — The Real Answer Is Weirder

There's no face on Mars, but the psychology behind the optical illusion may also have helped humans become artists.

As Night Falls, India’s Lunar Lander/Rover Goes to Sleep. Probably Forever

India’s Chandrayaan-3 mission delivered its Vikram lander and Pragyan rover to the lunar surface on August 23rd. Now, as the lunar day ends two weeks later, the rover’s mission may be over. The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has put Pragyan into sleep mode. We’re accustomed to rover missions that last years, thanks largely to … Continue reading "As Night Falls, India’s Lunar Lander/Rover Goes to Sleep. Probably Forever" The post As Night Falls, India’s Lunar Lander/Rover Goes to Sleep. Probably Forever appeared first on Universe Today.

Michigan suspends football coach Jim Harbaugh for 3 games to begin 2023 season

Jim Harbaugh will not be on the sidelines for Michigan's first three games: East Carolina (Sept. 2), UNLV (Sept. 9) and Bowling Green (Sept. 16).

Penn State SETI Symposium Opens with Commemoration of Dr. Frank Drake

This year's Penn State SETI Summit kicked off with a a lecture on how history will remember SETI pioneer Frank Drake, creator of the famous Drake Equation and leader of Project Ozma. The post Penn State SETI Symposium Opens with Commemoration of Dr. Frank Drake appeared first on Universe Today.

Interpreting Dune Patterns: Insights from Earth and Mars

A recent study published in the journal Geology attempts to interpret the patterns of dunes, which are sand mounds frequently formed by aeolian (wind) processes and range in size from small ripples observed on beaches to massive structures observed in the desert. Specifically, the researchers focused on patterns of dune crestlines, which are the top … Continue reading "Interpreting Dune Patterns: Insights from Earth and Mars" The post Interpreting Dune Patterns: Insights from Earth and Mars appeared first on Universe Today.

Prince Harry's lavish birthday gift from close pal Oprah Winfrey

The Duke of Sussex received a very memorable present from the talk show TV host for his big day one year.

Russia launches lunar rocket, its first in decades

Luna 25 and India’s Chandrayaan-3 mission, which launched in mid-July, are both expected to land at the lunar south pole on August 23, and it’s a race to see which country will land first, according to Reuters. But Roscomos said the two missions are not expected to cause a problem for each other because their specific landing zones differ, Reuters reported.

Russia launches first moon lander in nearly 50 years in race to find water

Major powers such as the United States, China, India, Japan and the European Union have all been probing the moon in recent years

First look inside first Welsh branch of Six by Nico the restaurant where queuing diners get turned down 'by the dozen'

Six by Nico is a dining experience that will be opening its first Welsh location in Cardiff next week

Russia launches lunar lander in race to find water on the moon

Russia launched its first moon-landing spacecraft in 47 years on Friday in a bid to be the first nation to make a soft landing on the lunar south pole, a region believed to hold coveted pockets of water ice.

Spooky X-Ray Aurora Discovered on Mercury

Scientists have known for years that Mercury's crust fluoresces, and now they know why.

Does Beaming Power in Space Make Sense at the Moon?

The ESA is conducting a study to assess the potential for building space based solar power satellites... on the Moon! The post Does Beaming Power in Space Make Sense at the Moon? appeared first on Universe Today.

Threats From Above Lead the List of Space Concerns in New Survey

Sending astronauts to the moon is OK — but more Americans think NASA should instead put a high priority on monitoring outer space for asteroids and other objects that could pose a threat to Earth, according to the Pew Research Center’s latest survey focusing on Americans’ perspectives on space policy. The nonprofit research center’s report … Continue reading "Threats From Above Lead the List of Space Concerns in New Survey" The post Threats From Above Lead the List of Space Concerns in New Survey appeared first on Universe Today.

Germany is Building a Tiny Rover That Will Roam the Surface of Phobos

Japan's Martian Moons eXploration (MMX) will include a Phobos exploration rover provided by the French and German space agencies. The post Germany is Building a Tiny Rover That Will Roam the Surface of Phobos appeared first on Universe Today.

Mars Lacks a Planet-Wide Magnetosphere, but it Does Have Pockets of Magnetism

China's Zhurong rover measured the magnetic environment on Mars, which is helping scientists narrow down when its global magnetic field disappeared. The post Mars Lacks a Planet-Wide Magnetosphere, but it Does Have Pockets of Magnetism appeared first on Universe Today.

ChatGPT Is Smarter Than Ever. But It Still Knows Nothing About You

ChatGPT knows everything but nothing at the same time. It provides answers based on information from the text data it was trained on. It can't intuit new ideas.

Researchers are Working on a Tractor Beam System for Space

Human technology is crossing another threshold. Tractor beams have been common in science fiction for decades. Now a team of researchers is working on a real-life tractor beam that could help us with our burgeoning space debris problem. Space debris is made up of human-made objects in space that are now defunct. It ranges from … Continue reading "Researchers are Working on a Tractor Beam System for Space" The post Researchers are Working on a Tractor Beam System for Space appeared first on Universe Today.

Airbus Developed a System To Extract Oxygen and Metal From Lunar Regolith

New technologies utilizing material found in space are constantly popping up, sometimes from smaller companies and sometimes from larger ones. Back in 2020, one of the largest companies of them all announced a technology that could have significant implications for the future lunar exploration missions planned over the next ten years. The European aerospace giant … Continue reading "Airbus Developed a System To Extract Oxygen and Metal From Lunar Regolith" The post Airbus Developed a System To Extract Oxygen and Metal From Lunar Regolith appeared first on Universe Today.

20 Years of Mars Express Images Helped Build This Mosaic of the Red Planet

To mark the 20th anniversary of the Mars Express mission, the ESA has released a stunning color mosaic image of Mars. The post 20 Years of Mars Express Images Helped Build This Mosaic of the Red Planet appeared first on Universe Today.

SLS Could Launch a Sample Return Mission to Phobos and Deimos

NASA’s next colossal rocket, the Space Launch System (SLS), recently had its first successful flight back in November after years of development. Much of that development was done by aerospace contractors like Northrop Grumman and Boeing, so it is a good bet that engineers at those companies want the SLS to be seen as a … Continue reading "SLS Could Launch a Sample Return Mission to Phobos and Deimos" The post SLS Could Launch a Sample Return Mission to Phobos and Deimos appeared first on Universe Today.

If You’re Going to Visit Venus, Why Not Include an Asteroid Flyby Too?

A recent study submitted to Acta Astronautica examines the prospect of designing a Venus mission flight plan that would involve visiting a nearby asteroid after performing a gravity assist maneuver at Venus but prior to final contact with the planet. The study was conducted by Vladislav Zubko, who is a researcher and PhD Candidate at … Continue reading "If You’re Going to Visit Venus, Why Not Include an Asteroid Flyby Too?" The post If You’re Going to Visit Venus, Why Not Include an Asteroid Flyby Too? appeared first on Universe Today.

NASA's Ingenuity Mars Helicopter Left Engineers on Read for A Week

NASA's Mars helicopter is fine, but we can expect radio silence more often.

Researchers Are Building a Simulated Moon/Mars Research Station Deep Underground

In the early days of spaceflight, just getting a satellite into Earth’s orbit was an accomplishment. In our era, landing rovers on other planets and bringing samples home from asteroids is the cutting edge. But the next frontier is rapidly approaching, when astronauts will stay for long periods of time on the Moon and hopefully … Continue reading "Researchers Are Building a Simulated Moon/Mars Research Station Deep Underground" The post Researchers Are Building a Simulated Moon/Mars Research Station Deep Underground appeared first on Universe Today.

ESA Has a Playground for Mars Rovers to Learn how to Explore the Red Planet

NASA makes successful rover missions seem mundane. Spirit and Opportunity were wildly successful, and Curiosity and Perseverance would both be considered successes even if they stopped working today. But complex missions don’t succeed without rigorous testing. The ESA takes that lesson to heart, and when it comes to their Mars rover, they’ve built a ‘rover … Continue reading "ESA Has a Playground for Mars Rovers to Learn how to Explore the Red Planet" The post ESA Has a Playground for Mars Rovers to Learn how to Explore the Red Planet appeared first on Universe Today.

China’s Rover Found Evidence of an Ancient Ocean on Mars

In a recent study published in National Science Review, a team of researchers led by the China University of Geosciences discuss direct evidence of an ancient ocean and its shoreline that existed in the northern hemisphere of Mars during the Hesperian Period, or more than 3 billion years ago. This finding is based on data … Continue reading "China’s Rover Found Evidence of an Ancient Ocean on Mars" The post China’s Rover Found Evidence of an Ancient Ocean on Mars appeared first on Universe Today.

Trapped in ice: the surprisingly high levels of artificial radioactive isotopes found in glaciers

New research shows that glaciers harbour a surprisingly large concentration of toxic nuclear materials, which poses risks as the glaciers melt The post Trapped in ice: the surprisingly high levels of artificial radioactive isotopes found in glaciers appeared first on Physics World.

Life Probably Didn't Have a Hand in Creating Organic Deposits on the Surface of Mars

Using data from the ESA's Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO), new research shows that organic material on Mars may not be an indication of past life. The post Life Probably Didn't Have a Hand in Creating Organic Deposits on the Surface of Mars appeared first on Universe Today.

JWST Finds a Comet Still Holding Onto Water in the Main Asteroid Belt

Comets are instantly recognizable by their tails of gas and dust. Most comets originate in the far, frozen reaches of our Solar System, and only visit the inner Solar System occasionally. But some are in the Main Asteroid Belt, mixed in with the debris left over after the Solar System formed. Astronomers just found water … Continue reading "JWST Finds a Comet Still Holding Onto Water in the Main Asteroid Belt" The post JWST Finds a Comet Still Holding Onto Water in the Main Asteroid Belt appeared first on Universe Today.

Four of Uranus’ Moons Might Have Liquid Oceans, Too

The study of ocean worlds, planetary bodies with potential interior reservoirs of liquid water, has come to the forefront in terms of astrobiology and the search for life beyond Earth. From Jupiter’s Galilean Moons to Saturn’s Titan and Mimas to Neptune’s Triton and even Pluto, scientists are craving to better understand if these worlds truly … Continue reading "Four of Uranus’ Moons Might Have Liquid Oceans, Too" The post Four of Uranus’ Moons Might Have Liquid Oceans, Too appeared first on Universe Today.

Seismic Waves Help Map the Core of Mars for the First Time

More than a hundred years after geologists first observed how seismic waves traveled through Earth, they’ve achieved another seismic first. This time, they measured “core-transiting seismic waves” moving through Mars. The InSight lander’s seismic instrument tracked shockwaves generated by an earthquake and an impact event. Their behavior revealed for the first time that Mars very … Continue reading "Seismic Waves Help Map the Core of Mars for the First Time" The post Seismic Waves Help Map the Core of Mars for the First Time appeared first on Universe Today.

It’s Time to Figure Out How to Land Large Spacecraft Safely on Other Worlds

One of the most iconic events in history is Apollo 11 landing on the lunar surface. During the descent, astronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin are heard relaying commands and data back and forth to mission control across 385,000 kilometers (240,000 miles) of outer space as the lunar module “Eagle” slowly inched its way … Continue reading "It’s Time to Figure Out How to Land Large Spacecraft Safely on Other Worlds" The post It’s Time to Figure Out How to Land Large Spacecraft Safely on Other Worlds appeared first on Universe Today.

ESA Wants Your Ideas for Living off the Land… on the Moon

Challenges have been a mainstay of space exploration for several years at this point. In the past, they have ranged from making a potential space elevator to designing a solar power system on the Moon. The European Space Agency is continuing that tradition and has recently released a new challenge focusing on lunar resources. Called … Continue reading "ESA Wants Your Ideas for Living off the Land… on the Moon" The post ESA Wants Your Ideas for Living off the Land… on the Moon appeared first on Universe Today.

NASA is Getting Serious About Building and Assembling Future Missions… in Space

Most people involved in some product development have had a lousy supply chain experience at least once in their careers. It would be so much easier if all the parts needed to make your product were available nearby and didn’t take much effort to get to you. That is especially true if you happen to … Continue reading "NASA is Getting Serious About Building and Assembling Future Missions… in Space" The post NASA is Getting Serious About Building and Assembling Future Missions… in Space appeared first on Universe Today.

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Glass Fibers in Lunar Regolith Could Help Build Structures on the Moon

After analyzing the samples returned by Chang'e-5, a team of Chinese scientists found glass fibers that could be used to create future lunar bases. The post Glass Fibers in Lunar Regolith Could Help Build Structures on the Moon appeared first on Universe Today.

Perseverance Finds an Ancient, Fast Flowing River

In a first for Martian water science, NASA’s Perseverance rover has discovered geological evidence of a large, fast-moving river in Mars’ ancient past. The high-energy river once emptied into Jezero crater, which the rover has been exploring since early 2021, and is a totally different water system than anything seen previously on the red planet. … Continue reading "Perseverance Finds an Ancient, Fast Flowing River" The post Perseverance Finds an Ancient, Fast Flowing River appeared first on Universe Today.

New Photos Show Collapsed Chains of Craters on a Martian Volcano

Most everyone is familiar with Olympus Mons, the largest volcano on Mars and also the largest in the Solar System. But there are several other enormous shield volcanoes on Mars. The second largest is Ascraeus Mons, and new images from ESA’s Mars Express spacecraft reveal some interesting features on the side or flank of the … Continue reading "New Photos Show Collapsed Chains of Craters on a Martian Volcano" The post New Photos Show Collapsed Chains of Craters on a Martian Volcano appeared first on Universe Today.

Meteorites Store a Magnetic Memory of the Early Solar System

Magnets are a handy tool for finding meteorites, but they can also erase vital clues about the early solar system. The post Meteorites Store a Magnetic Memory of the Early Solar System appeared first on Universe Today.

What if Titan Dragonfly had a Fusion Engine?

A team of Princeton scientists have shown how a Direct Fusion Drive could greatly enhance the Dragonfly's exploration efforts on Titan. The post What if Titan Dragonfly had a Fusion Engine? appeared first on Universe Today.

Goodwoof at Goodwood: the festival of fun for all dog owners returns on May 20 and 21

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It's Surprisingly Easy to Hurls Rocks From Mars Into Space

Of the thousands of meteorites found on Earth, about 188 have been confirmed to be from Mars. How did they get here? Over the tumultuous history of our Solar System, asteroids have smashed into Mars with such force, the debris was blasted into space and then drifted through space, eventually entering the Earth’s atmosphere, and … Continue reading "It's Surprisingly Easy to Hurls Rocks From Mars Into Space" The post It's Surprisingly Easy to Hurls Rocks From Mars Into Space appeared first on Universe Today.

Airbus Designs a Space Station With Artificial Gravity

Airbus just shard its design for the Airbus LOOP, a Multi-Purpose Orbital Module that could be used in future space stations and long-duration spacecraft. The post Airbus Designs a Space Station With Artificial Gravity appeared first on Universe Today.

China Finally Tells us What's Going on With its Mars Rover

The Zhurong Rover has sat unmoving and unresponsive on Mars since May 20th, 2022, when one of the planet’s infamous dust storms forced the science team to switch the rover to hibernation mode. It was expected to wake in late December, but has yet to show any signs of activity. Last week, the Rover’s chief … Continue reading "China Finally Tells us What's Going on With its Mars Rover" The post China Finally Tells us What's Going on With its Mars Rover appeared first on Universe Today.

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