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Space junk 'in the millions' orbiting at 18,000mph could pose 'genuine threat' to life
A space physics expert has warned that debris falling from the sky could cause major damage and even kill people.
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20 years after crashing in the Utah desert, NASA's Genesis mission is still teaching us about solar wind
Genesis data is now producing high impact science in cosmochemistry, solar physics, coronal mass ejections, and space ...
The EXCITING 2025 Space Odyssey milestones that will shape the Universe
NASA's Artemis III mission, which was expected to return astronauts to the Moon for the first time since 1972, has been ...
Exploring the Sun’s Invisible Shield: NASA’s IMAP Mission To Map the Heliosphere
NASA's IMAP mission will delve into the mysteries of the heliosphere, mapping its boundaries and studying solar wind ...
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Astro Bob: Think it's cold up north? Check out Arrokoth
Arrokoth is composed of two separate bodies, 3 and 9 miles across. In the distant past they rotated so slowly about each other that their mutual gravitational attraction caused them to come together ...