NASA is joining the hunt for 'unidentified aerial phenomena' | Space
NASA has arranged for a team of scientists to spend nine months evaluating unidentified aerial phenomena , or UAPs.
The study, which will begin early in the fall, will tackle a range of questions related to the sightings of objects in the sky have not been identified as aircraft or other natural occurrence.
Impact confirmed! James Webb Telescope hit by micrometeoroid in space - SCIENCE News
Tucked away 15,00,000 kilometers from last human contact, the James Webb Telescope is ready to beam back the first ultra-detailed images from the birth of our universe. But all is not well it seems since the $10 billion observatory arrived at its destination.
The telescope has sustained a micrometeoroid impact as it continues with the final stages of commissioning ahead of beginning science operations. The impact has left a small but noticeable effect on the telescope's data.
Season Five of 'The Invisible Network' Explores the Deep Space Network
The latest season of "The Invisible Network" podcast will feature six episodes exploring NASA's Deep Space Network.
The NASA podcast explores a variety of space communications and navigation topics, and the upcoming fifth season will focus on the JPL-managed Deep Space Network.
Mars Base 101: How astronauts could make the most of a 30-day Red Planet stay | Space
NASA is evaluating a first human stay on the surface of Mars that would last 30 Earth days or so.
Last month, NASA held a Science Objectives for Human Exploration of Mars Workshop to discuss the highest-priority science objectives for a crewed expedition to the Red Planet . The agency has also begun outlining several different potential concepts of operation that will enable that science.
Discover the James Webb telescope and outer space – The Vacaville Reporter
It’s “the world’s premier space science observatory,” according to NASA, and is slated to “solve mysteries in our solar system, look beyond to distant worlds around other stars, and probe the mysterious structures and origins of our universe and our place in it.
Operating in partnership with NASA, the European Space Agency and the Canadian Space Agency, its first images are slated for release July 12.
New Zealand's Te Pūnaha Ātea Space Institute orders two satellites from NanoAvionics
Te Pūnaha Ātea Space Institute (TPA-SI) at the University of Auckland, New Zealand's largest university, has tasked mission integrator NanoAvionics to build two nanosatellite platforms, designed in partnership to support educational and technology demonstration missions.
With a payload mass of up to 3 kg, developed by TPA-SI, NanoAvionics's 3U nanosatellite bus "M3P" is an ideal vehicle for hosting small experiments for educational and science missions.
NASA wants to send a space probe to Venus by 2030 for one specific reason
After Earth, Mars is the planet we all can't get enough of it seems. In terms of how readers respond to news about these celestial orbs, I'd rank Jupiter third and Pluto (not even a planet!) fourth, and Planet 9 (a theoretical unproven planet!
NASA is sending a mission to study Venus — a probe that ultimately could kickstart a fresh decade of scientific research on another planet in the 2030s. You can read about that mission and more in today's Inverse Daily . #TeamVenus!
China to build solar a power plant in space in 2028 | E&T Magazine
China has brought forward by two years its programme to launch a solar power plant in space that will beam energy back down to Earth.
The first launch for the construction of China 's solar power project in space has been scheduled for 2028 – two years earlier than originally planned – when a trial satellite orbiting at a distance of around 400km will test the technology used to transmit energy from the power plant to Earth.
NASA to launch 3 rockets from Northern Territory in boost for Australian space efforts
Over the next month, NASA will launch three rockets from the Arnhem Space Centre in the Northern Territory on the Dhupuma Plateau, near Nhulunbuy. The rockets are 13 metre "sounding" rockets that will not reach orbit but will take scientific observations.
The launches represent a number of firsts for the Australian space industry. They also represent a major step forward for commercial space operators, as well as signalling the opportunity for future joint projects between Australia and the United States.
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