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Eclipse in IMAX 70mm on the largest screen in North America! (old.reddit.com) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
Teaching my 20-month-old astronomy (old.reddit.com) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
NASA’s Mars rover sends back a selfie from the planet’s Wild West (www.yahoo.com) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
Astrophysicists use ‘space archaeology’ to trace the history of a spiral galaxy (theconversation.com) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
Newly Discovered Asteroid to Make Close Pass by Earth (nautil.us) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
house appropriatiors approve spending bill to keep NASA budget flat from FY2026 (spacenews.com) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 2 »
NASA provides some details about Artemis III, but hard decisions remain | “NASA also is defining the concept of operations for the mission.” (arstechnica.com) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
Cosmic rays are ultra-fast particles that constantly hit Earth from space. Scientists think the most powerful ones are launched by exploding stars, black holes, and distant galaxies, but their exa... (www.space.com) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
Falling space debris poses an escalating risk as spacecraft get stronger and more heat resistant (theconversation.com) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
A real-time planetarium I've been building in my spare time. Open to corrections. (kintana.dev) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
NASA Outlines Preliminary Artemis III Mission Plans (www.nasa.gov) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 2 »
The US military recently held a classified exercise to deal with a nuke in space | US officials have said a nuclear detonation would render portions of low-Earth orbit useless for up to a year. (arstechnica.com) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 2 »
A newly discovered asteroid, 2026 JH2, will safely pass Earth at about 90,000 km away — roughly a quarter of the Earth-Moon distance. The bus-sized space rock poses no threat but offers astronomer... (www.newscientist.com) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
'Like putting a microscope into the core of the sun': World's 1st space-based neutrino detector launches to orbit (www.space.com) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
30-mile-high clouds of acid on Venus are made by the largest 'hydraulic jump' in the solar system (www.space.com) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
Google, SpaceX in talks to launch orbital data centers. Google CEO: "There's no doubt to me that a decade or so away, we'll be viewing it as a more normal way to build data centers." (finance.yahoo.com) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
Why there are hundreds of telescopes in this field in Texas (www.youtube.com) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
5 Million Dollar Investment in Fusion Propulsion Recommended in Latest Budget Request (docs.house.gov) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
SpaceX - Starship flight 12 (www.spacex.com) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
Hello Universe: NASA’s Next-Gen Space Processor Undergoes Testing (www.jpl.nasa.gov) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
Russia resets lunar programme - Nuclear Engineering International (www.neimagazine.com) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
I'm currently observing on top of Mauna Kea at the NASA IRTF. AMA while I wait for data to come in! (old.reddit.com) 1 Lemmit.Online bot 2 »
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