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Scientists Find Missing Link Black Holes in Space

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Space

Illustration of Psyche craft en route to asteroid

NASA Psyche Spacecraft Switches to Backup Fuel System After Valve Malfunction

Categories Space

A bright star against a starry background

Mysterious Star Pulses Every 44 Minutes in Space First

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Space

This image captures a solar prominence in mid-evolution, taken from a 4-minute time-lapse that reveals its rapid, intricate, and turbulent restructuring in unprecedented detail. The Sun’s seemingly fluffy surface is populated by spicules—short-lived plasma jets whose origins remain a subject of active research. On the right side of the image, streaks of coronal rain can be seen falling back to the solar surface. The image was captured by the Goode Solar Telescope at Big Bear Solar Observatory, using the new CONA (Coronal Adaptive Optics) system. It shows light emitted in the hydrogen-alpha wavelength from solar plasma. Although artificially colorized, the image is based on the true color of hydrogen-alpha light, with darker areas indicating greater brightness.

Scientists Spot Solar Raindrops 20 Kilometers Wide

Categories Space, Technology

Space Station Beams Blue Danube to the Stars

Categories Bloggers, Space

Fifty-nine individual images went into the creation of this Perseverance rover selfie. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS

Mars Dust Devil Photobombs NASA Rover’s Milestone Selfie

Categories Space

A picture of Jupiter

Jupiter Was Once Double Its Size With Magnetic Field 50x Stronger

Categories Space

A crumbling crater seen by ESA’s Mars Express

Mars’s Dusty Mysteries: New Studies Reveal Ancient Water Pathways and Dry Surface Processes

Categories Bloggers, Space

This artist’s concept of the large Quetzalpetlatl Corona located in Venus’ southern hemisphere depicts active volcanism and a subduction zone, where the foreground crust plunges into the planet’s interior. A new study suggests coronae are the locations of several types of tectonic activity. NASA/JPL-Caltech/Peter Rubin

Venus’s Mysterious Circles Hint at a Lost Chapter of Earth’s History

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Space

NASA illustration of a solar storm

Record-Breaking Solar Storm from 12350 BC Redefines Space Weather Dangers

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Physics & Mathematics, Space

This artist’s concept shows the Moon’s hot interior and volcanism about 2 to 3 billion years ago. It is thought that volcanic activity on the lunar near side (the side facing Earth) helped create a landscape dominated by vast plains called mare, which are formed by molten rock that cooled and solidified.

NASA Reveals Moon’s Hidden Heat Imbalance

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Space

NASA’s twin Voyager spacecraft, launched in 1977, are now traveling through interstellar space at around 35,000 mph (56,000 kph). This artist’s concept depicts one of the probes speeding away. NASA/JPL-Caltech

NASA Engineers Revive Voyager 1’s ‘Dead’ Thrusters as Data Archives Fuel New Discoveries

Categories Space, Technology

Power outage seen from space

Satellites Capture Dramatic Evolution of Spain-Portugal Blackout from Space

Categories Bloggers, Space

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