Archives August 2023

What You Need to Know about the Recent Congressional UFO Hearings

What You Need to Know about the Recent Congressional UFO Hearings

In the world of UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena), there seems to be a lack of progress and a negative attitude towards the topic. This was evident during the recent Republican debate when Chris Christy was asked about encounters with alien creatures. His poorly formed answer suggests that attitudes towards UAPs have not changed, despite supposedly […]

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NASA and the Forest Service collaborate to provide seedlings for cultivating Artemis ‘moon trees’

NASA and the Forest Service collaborate to provide seedlings for cultivating Artemis ‘moon trees’

In a groundbreaking initiative, NASA and the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service are seeking education and community organizations to participate in planting a unique forest of trees on the moon. Inspired by an Apollo astronaut’s efforts, this project aims to cultivate seedlings grown from seeds that were flown around the moon during NASA’s Artemis […]

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Mission Update: Summary of Activities on Sols 3921-3922

Mission Update: Summary of Activities on Sols 3921-3922

Curiosity Rover, NASA’s Mars Science Laboratory, has been cruising through the Martian landscape, exploring various geologic targets. On Sol 3921, the rover positioned itself at the transition between lighter and darker-toned materials, presenting a plethora of intriguing targets for further investigation. Among these are dark-toned float rocks, bedrock near the contact between the sulfate unit […]

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Monitoring Urban Nighttime Heat from Space

Monitoring Urban Nighttime Heat from Space

In July 2023, the world experienced the hottest month on record, according to the World Meteorological Organization. The impact of climate change is becoming more severe and happening sooner than expected, with rising global temperatures causing damage to the natural world and its inhabitants. One of the most concerning effects of extreme temperatures is the […]

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Rocket Lab Successfully Flies Reused Engine in 40th Electron Mission

Rocket Lab Successfully Flies Reused Engine in 40th Electron Mission

Rocket Lab, a leading commercial small launch vehicle company, has successfully launched its 40th Electron mission. This mission, called “We Love The Nightlife,” was dedicated to Capella Space and showcased several notable achievements for Rocket Lab’s reusability program. The Electron rocket took off from Rocket Lab’s Launch Complex 1 on New Zealand’s Mahia Peninsula, deploying […]

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A Captivating Snapshot: Phoenix’s Selfie on the Red Planet

A Captivating Snapshot: Phoenix’s Selfie on the Red Planet

In August 2008, NASA’s Mars Phoenix Lander completed its three-month mission studying the Martian arctic. During this time, it gathered images of itself using its Surface Stereo Imager (SSI), creating a mosaic made up of over 100 different SSI pointings. The images were taken through three different filters at each pointing, resulting in a stunning […]

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