Scientists Use Webb to Detect Carbon Dioxide and Methane in Exoplanet within the Habitable Zone

Scientists Use Webb to Detect Carbon Dioxide and Methane in Exoplanet within the Habitable Zone

Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery using the James Webb Space Telescope, revealing the presence of carbon-bearing molecules in the atmosphere of exoplanet K2-18 b. This finding has provided valuable insights into the nature of this intriguing exoplanet, which is believed to be a Hycean planet, potentially featuring a hydrogen-rich atmosphere and a water-covered surface. […]

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The Installation of RS-25 Engine into Artemis II SLS Core Stage Commences

The Installation of RS-25 Engine into Artemis II SLS Core Stage Commences

Aerojet Rocketdyne, a company under L3Harris Technologies, has started installing its RS-25 liquid-propellant rocket engines into NASA’s second Space Launch System (SLS) core stage at the Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans. The installation process began on September 11, several months later than originally planned. The engines were initially prepared for installation earlier this year […]

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NASA Updates ML-1 for Artemis II Mission and Continues Construction of ML-2 for SLS Block IB

NASA Updates ML-1 for Artemis II Mission and Continues Construction of ML-2 for SLS Block IB

NASA is making significant upgrades to its Mobile Launcher (ML) in preparation for the Artemis missions. Mobile Launcher-1 (ML-1) is currently undergoing testing and validation at Launch Complex 39B, while Mobile Launcher-2 (ML-2) is being constructed for future missions. In an interview with NASA Spaceflight, David Sumner, Senior Project Manager for NASA’s Exploration Ground Systems […]

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