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A Star Is Born—And the James Webb Telescope Captured It in Stunning Detail A new, near-infrared-light view of the Eagle Nebula's Pillars of Creation from NASA's James Webb Space Telescope. Courtesy of NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI; Joseph DePasquale (STScI), ...
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NASA to Host Briefing on InSight, Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Findings Scientists from two Mars missions will discuss how they combined images and data for a major finding on the Red Planet. NASA will host a virtual media briefing at 2 p.m. EDT (11 a.m. PDT) on Thursday, Oct. 27, to share new scientific findings based on ...
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The most iconic radio telescope ever is gone for good, US government declares Since then, many have called for the telescope to be rebuilt or for building an even better replacement telescope at the site. Michelle Negron, National Science Foundation. Nancy Atkinson and Universe Today. 6 hours ago. The National Science Foundation ...
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China moon mission samples upend theories of lunar volcanism Lunar samples returned by the Apollo and Luna missions are all older than about 3 billion years, but samples returned by Chang'e 5 in late 2020 confirmed remote sensing analysis that rocks in the area were relatively young, at only 2 billion years old.
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World's Oldest Known Map of Stars Found Hiding in Medieval Manuscript Multispectral imaging of an ancient Greek palimpsest reveals fragments of astronomer Hipparchus' fabled treatise on the night sky. Leslie Katz headshot. Leslie Katz.
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Space Junk: How do we clean it all up? The space age dawned in the 50s with rockets, satellites and space junk filling the skies and the debris now makes up tens of thousands of pieces of near Earth orbiting garbage. How do we fix it? Associate Professor of Aerospace Engineering and ...
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Tapping hidden visual information: An all-in-one detector for thousands of colors Integrated on-chip spectrometers would be of great benefit to a variety of technologies, including quality inspection platforms, security sensors, biomedical analyzers, healthcare systems, environmental monitoring tools, and space telescopes. Share ...
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NASA employee visits Killeen Speaking at Central Texas College, Gary O'Neil, a NASA integrated performance manager, did his best to sell the Artemis mission to several hundred students and faculty gathered at one of the Science Center's lecture halls on Friday.
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