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ISS effectively dodges “unknown piece of space” debris

Posted on September 25, 2020 by Josh Donohue | 0 Comments

Space junk was coming really close to the International Space Station, so it moved. With space junk accumulating around our planet, the International Space Station expected to play out a very late shirking move Tuesday to avoid an “unknown piece…

Rare blue moon to light up the night sky this Halloween

Posted on September 17, 2020 by Josh Donohue | 0 Comments

Typically, there are 12 full moons in a year since one happens every month. Be that as it may, in 2020, October will have two full moons — one on Thursday, October 1 and afterward again on Friday, October 31,…

NASA has revealed mind blowing new pictures of stars, galaxies and supernova remnants

Posted on September 9, 2020 by Josh Donohue | 0 Comments

NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory is an overly incredible telescope named after the Nobel Prize-winning astrophysicist Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar. It has a background marked by conveying some amazing astronomical discoveries. It gave the primary light picture of supernova remainder Cassiopeia A. In…

The asteroid 2010 FR will land on Earth today

Posted on September 7, 2020 by Josh Donohue | 0 Comments

A giant asteroid called 2010 FR will fly pass the earth today. The asteroid is huge, supposed to be about double the size of the Pyramid of Giza in Egypt. NASA is following the space rock as it flies by…

NASA discovered the next class of flight directors for human spaceflight missions

Posted on September 2, 2020 by Ida Taylor | 0 Comments

NASA is searching for leaders for perhaps the best employment on Earth for human spaceflight – including missions to the Moon – the situation of flight chief in mission control at the office’s Johnson Space Center in Houston. NASA will…

The 56-year-old NASA satellite expected to land on Earth this end of the week

Posted on August 29, 2020 by Dennis Golden | 0 Comments

A NASA geophysics satellite’s long space odyssey is about at an end. The Orbiting Geophysics Observatory 1 shuttle, or OGO-1, launched in September 1964 to contemplate Earth’s attractive condition and how our planet cooperates with the sun. The satellite accumulated…

The new Hubble picture captures comet Neowise after traveling around the sun

Posted on August 27, 2020 by Ingrid Hudson | 0 Comments

Neowise, the once-in-a-lifetime comet that gave skywatchers spectacular perspectives during the period of July, is interesting in a greater number of ways than one. Another picture from NASA shows the comet endure its ongoing excursion around the sun — staying…

The day before the election, an asteroid will go very close to Earth

Posted on August 26, 2020 by Dennis Golden | 0 Comments

A asteroid is because of pass amazingly near Earth, only in front of Election Day in November. However, there’s no motivation to stress — NASA says this space rock represents no hazard to our planet. Asteroid 2018 VP1 will zoom…

Is the solar tempest going to Earth? What you need to know

Posted on August 21, 2020 by Josh Donohue | 0 Comments

Space climate specialists are cautioning that a solar tempest could strike Earth this week – could mean the interruption of electrical generation frameworks, the electric matrix, satellite correspondences and radio signs. As per space climate physicist Dr. Tamitha Skov, the…

How NASA operates a “dent” in the Earth’s magnetic field

Posted on August 20, 2020 by Josh Donohue | 0 Comments

Earth is a enormous magnet, its iron-rich center making a shield of attractive field that envelopes the planet — well, nearly. A “dent” in this attractive field known as the South Atlantic Anomaly permits charged particles from the sun to…