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NASA’s Lucy Mission Unearths Celestial Surprise: Binary Asteroid Dance

NASA’s Voyager 1 spacecraft is depicted in this artist’s concept traveling through interstellar space, or the space between stars, which it entered in 2012. Traveling on a different trajectory, its twin, Voyager 2, entered interstellar space in 2018. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech

NASA’s Voyager Team Focuses on Software Patch, Thrusters

Spiral galaxy

Distilling a Galaxy

Mice treated aboard the International Space Station showed significantly reduced bone loss

Engineered compound shows promise in preventing bone loss in space

the Moon

The Lunar Alarm Clock: New Study Characterizes Regular Moonquakes

A line intensity image appears smeared compared to traditional galaxy survey images. (Patrick Breysse)

The universe’s missing teenage pictures

Earth’s core, replete with oceans and cyclones, is being demystified

Using cosmic weather to study which worlds could support life

Freshwater bodies like this braided river in New Zealand are among those that researchers measured with water-level sensors and GPS during validation efforts for the international SWOT satellite, which launched in December. Credit: Alyssa LaFaro, UNC Research

Crews Head Down River, Out to Sea to Prep New SWOT Water Satellite

Space capsule landing on the Moon. Pixabay

Preventing Collisions On Trips to the Moon

Alien illustration. Pixabay

Deciphering Alien Intentions: NASA’s Unique Approach to Hunting for Extraterrestrial Technology

Last glimpse of Euclid on Earth Credit: ESA

Mission to map the dark Universe sets off on space journey

Parker Solar Probe

Parker Solar Probe Unveils the Sun’s Secrets: Fast Solar Wind Traced to Coronal Holes

SwRI contributed to new Cycle 1 JWST findings that show the plume of water escaping from Saturn’s moon Enceladus extends 6,000 miles or more than 40 times the moon’s size. In light of this discovery, SwRI’s Dr. Christopher Glein was awarded a NASA JWST Cycle 2 allocation to study the plume as well as the icy surface of Enceladus, to better understand the potential habitability of this ocean world.

Saturn’s Moon Enceladus Throws Water Party Visible from Space

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