Very rare footage of a mini-impact, and the Gaia spacecraft has been shut down
August 22, 2022 Issue #455
Using STIS, my old camera on Hubble, astronomers have taken the best look yet at a nearby quasar
Mind-blowing first images from the huge telescope.
The planet flew a little too close to the sun
Also: How many near-Earth asteroids have been visited by spacecraft?
DON’T PANIC! At the moment there’s a 99% chance it’ll miss.
Instead of a massive collision shattering the impactor, it may have merely allowed Pluto to hang out with it a little while before forming an actual moon
Meteoritic microbes are terrestrial in origin, and highlight how careful we need to be studying samples from space
Why are all its satellite galaxies on one side — the side facing us?
JADES GS-z13 is sending out ultraviolet light from nearly the dawn of time. That we can see it at all is shocking.
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