Perseverance Mars Rover Captures Daytime-Clear Views of Mars
2026-03-04
NASA's Perseverance Mars rover imaging team took advantage of the Red Planet's clear skies to capture one of the clearest panoramic views of its mission to date. The mosaic image is composed of 96 i...
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NASA Distributed Spacecraft Autonomy Project Advances Automation of Space Missions
2026-02-27
In future lunar and Mars exploration missions, astronauts will rely on satellites for critical services such as navigation, weather monitoring, and communication relays. To address the communication d...
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Munich University of Technology Research on Lunar Photobioreactor Explores New Path for In-Situ Resource Utilization
2026-02-24
To support long-term lunar missions, meet astronauts' needs for food and oxygen, and reduce the high costs of transportation from Earth, a research team from the Technical University of Munich conduc...
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Wuhan University Astronomers Observe X-ray Binary Outburst Using Insight-HXMT Satellite
2026-02-07
Astronomers from Wuhan University in China used the Insight-HXMT (Hard X-ray Modulation Telescope) satellite to observe a major outburst of the X-ray binary RX J0440.9+4431 that occurred approximately...
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Russian Researchers Develop Hall-Effect Thruster for Spacecraft
2026-02-04
Researchers from a research institute affiliated with the Moscow Aviation Institute have developed a Hall-effect thruster model HT-1000. This device generates thrust by ejecting a high-speed ion flow ...
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Astronomical Tool Innovation Aids Nighttime Greenhouse Gas Monitoring
2026-01-31
Astronomers from the University of Warwick, in collaboration with Spanish institutions, are exploring a new way to repurpose traditional astronomical observation tools as climate sensors to track chan...
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Webb Telescope Reveals Multipolar Structure in NGC 6072, Advancing Understanding of Stellar Life Cycles
2026-01-28
Since the discovery of planetary nebulae in the late 18th century, astronomers have known that these gas shells ejected by low- to intermediate-mass stars at the end of their lives exhibit a wide vari...
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Near-Infrared Photon Beam Spectrometer NIRPS Releases First Results, Boosting Exoplanet Research
2026-01-23
An international team led by the University of Geneva and the University of Montreal has recently published the first observational results from the Near-Infrared Photon Beam Spectrometer (NIRPS), ins...
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International Team Uses Micro-Meteorite Fossils to Develop New Method for Reconstructing Ancient Atmosphere
2026-01-20
Since Earth's formation, micro-meteorites from space have continuously impacted and deposited on the surface. Their fossil remains, capable of preservation for billions of years, serve as important c...
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Sandia Lab Explores New Use for Heliostats to Aid Nighttime Asteroid Detection
2026-01-16
Scientists at Sandia National Laboratories, led by John Sandusky, have proposed a novel idea to repurpose heliostats—typically used to convert solar energy into electricity—for nighttime operation...
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Hubble Telescope Focuses on Galaxy NGC 3285B: Supernova Observations Aid Cosmic Distance Measurement
2026-01-13
Recently, the Hubble Space Telescope, a collaboration between NASA and ESA, captured a sharp image of the spiral galaxy NGC 3285B. The galaxy is located in the constellation Hydra, approximately 137 m...
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NASA's REAL CubeSat Launches to Unravel Mysteries of Earth's Radiation Belts
2026-01-09
Not far off the California coast, NASA's Relativistic Electron Atmospheric Loss (REAL) CubeSat mission successfully launched aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base near Sant...
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