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Former Russian President Says Elon Musk Will Be America’s Next President

Former Russian President Says Elon Musk Will Be America's Next President

Zenger

Incredible images show winter wonderland on Mars as temperatures plummet to -123C

NASA has released incredible images taken on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter of a winter wonderland on the Red Planet featuring cube-shaped snow as temperatures plummet to -123C

Daily Mirror

Mystery minerals 'never seen before' found in 15-ton meteorite that crashed down to Earth

The huge rock slammed into Somalia in 2020 and a small slice was sent to a team at the University of Alberta in Canada who found the two minerals

Daily Mirror

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New rockets, more spacecraft to take flight in 2023 from Space Coast

It’s slated to be a busy year of rocket launches from the Space Coast with a pace that could introduce some new names and set new records.

Orlando Sentinel

Alaskan HAARP experiment fired two-second 'chirps' to a near-Earth asteroid

Amateur radio enthusiasts tuned in to hear as the University of Alaska's HAARP facility sought to probe the interior of a Near-Earth asteroid.

Inverse

Astronomers find a star pulling its giant exoplanet into a death spiral

Kepler-1658b’s orbit is getting a little shorter – and therefore a little closer to the blazing surface of its star – every year.

Inverse

All planets in our solar system can be seen with naked eye in the sky tonight

All of the planets in the Milky Way will be visible tonight, with Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn able to be seen with the naked eye with telescopes needed for the others

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Horoscope for Thursday, Dec. 29, 2022

Before 4:45 a.m. Chicago time, avoid shopping or making important decisions. After that, the moon moves from Pisces into Aries.

Chicago Sun-Times

Look! Astronomers catch two protostars building the ingredients for life

A close-knit pair of newborn stars are kicking up shock waves — and seeding the material of their future planets with organic molecules.

Inverse

Watch: NASA caught a rare clip of Earth disappearing behind the Moon

NASA published a video from its Artemis I Orion spacecraft, when it saw Earth disappear behind the Moon at the halfway point of its mission.

Inverse

'Don't worry about me': A Martian robot's sad final message and the ultimate game of drone fetch

The science on Mars never stops, and it is never dull.

The Canberra Times

Hubble spots a peculiar galaxy with long, twisting space tentacles

The Hubble Space Telescope is surveying some of the weirdest galaxies in the universe.

Inverse

Starlink: Iran protesters activate ‘close to 100’ illegal internet receivers, Elon Musk says

SpaceX satellites help activists circumvent government’s strict online censorship and blackouts

The Independent UK

Webb Telescope Promises New Age of the Stars

The James Webb Space Telescope lit up 2022 with dazzling images of the early universe after the Big Bang, heralding a new era of astronomy and untold revelations about the cosmos in years to come. The most powerful observatory sent into space succeeded the Hubble telescope, which is still operating,…

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Five space exploration missions to look out for in 2023

It’s been an eventful year for space exploration, with successes including the completion of Nasa’s Artemis 1 mission (finally), the inauguration of the James Webb Space Telescope, and the completion of China’s Tiangong space station.

Chicago Sun-Times

Horoscope for Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2022

After 1:45 a.m. Chicago time, there are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions. The moon is in Pisces.

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Your Horos Are Here: Peep All The Good Bad Shit You’re In For In 2023 According To The Stars

Happy new year, mates.

AAP

Aussie satellites to plug air traffic gaps

Five Australian made satellites are about to launch in a project designed to close gaps in air traffic management systems and reduce bumpy flights.

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Webb's spectacular year one

The James Webb telescope captured some haunting and strange images of the universe in 2022, its inaugural year

Inverse

One astronomical object could be the best resource for future space colonies

The Moon and Mars could be acceptable destinations, but nearby asteroids could also become homes, as a recent study shows.

Inverse

A Dune-inspired spacecraft could finally reveal what dark matter is made of

This nimble satellite will punch hugely above its weight and try to track down one of the most elusive and mysterious substances in the universe: dark matter.

ABC News

Russia weighs early return of International Space Station crew after Soyuz capsule leak

Russia's space agency considers a "rescue" plan to send an empty spacecraft to the International Space Station to bring home crew members ahead of schedule, after their Soyuz capsule sprang a coolant leak.

Daily Mirror

ISS rescue mission may take TWO MONTHS as astronauts stranded by mystery leak

A spacecraft has developed a leak leaving three International Space Station crew stranded possibly until February if it is considered too dangerous for it to return home

ABC News

10 times this year the Webb telescope blew us away with new images of our stunning universe

It is no exaggeration to say the James Webb Space Telescope represents a new era for modern astronomy. Let's have a look at images that have demonstrated the staggering power of this new window to the universe.

France 24

James Webb Space Telescope's first year in space has ‘thrilled’ astronomers

The James Webb telescope was launched into space to look further into the universe than we've ever seen before on December 25, 2021, and it has far exceeded expectations with its jaw-dropping images. Ever since the first photos of nebulas and distant galaxies, NASA's most powerful telescope has captivated the…

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