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- 21 December 2019
NASA and Boeing launched their Starliner crew capsule on December 20th without success. Read on to learn more about what it will take to get it to the International Space Station.
Read the full article- 20 December 2019
Scientists from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory have created a fifth state of matter. Read on to learn more about this amazing new discovery.
Read the full article- 16 December 2019
Capella is a four-star system made up of two pairs of binary stars. Historically and mythologically, Capella is a bit of a mystery. Richard Hinkley Allen from Star Names tells us the ancient Arabs referred to Capella as ‘the Driver’ or a shepherd driving his flock of sheep across the night sky with the nearby Pleiades being construed as large animals.
Read the full article- 14 December 2019
This article updates the ongoing magnetic shift that we have been following over the past couple of years. Read on to find out what’s new and what has changed.
Read the full article- 14 December 2019
China has developed a telescope that it hopes will capture foreign or alien communication signals from space. Read on to learn more about this new radio telescope.
Read the full article- 9 December 2019
Canopus is suspected to be nearing the end of its life cycle even though it is considerable young. Its mass is 65 times that of the Sun and shines with the luminosity of 14,000 suns. In fact, this star is so large if it were placed in the middle of the solar system it would reach 90 percent of the way to Mercur.
Read the full article- 7 December 2019
Scientists are working in microgravity to see if they can build concrete. This material may play a major role in the construction of buildings on the moon. Read on to learn more about making concrete in space.
Read the full article- 7 December 2019
Astronomers have discovered a new black hole in our galaxy. Read on to learn more about its location and what we know.
Read the full article- 4 December 2019
Betelgeuse is also known as Alpha Orionis and 58 Orionis and marks the center of the Winter Hexagon. It is also one of the stars that makes up the Winter Triangle. Betelgeuse is a 10 million year-old red supergiant star and one of the largest stars known today. It’s predicted to collapse under its own weight ending in a supernova explosion.
Read the full article- 30 November 2019
Rocket Lab is a company that uses electron rockets to ship payloads into space. Read on to learn more about this company and its pioneering technology.
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