Space

The concept of timekeeping has always been fundamental to human civilization, influencing everything from daily routines to global communications. As humanity extends its reach beyond Earth, especially with plans for a sustained lunar presence, the importance of a standardized time measurement becomes not only beneficial but essential. NASA’s recent initiative to establish a Coordinated Lunar
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Jupiter’s moon Io has long been hailed as the most volcanically active world in our Solar System. With approximately 150 of its 400 active volcanoes erupting at any given time, Io is a true spectacle of constant lava and gas emissions. Thanks to the Juno probe’s Jovian Infrared Auroral Mapper (JIRAM), scientists have gained valuable
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In a shocking turn of events, a Chinese space firm, Tianbing Aerospace Technology, revealed that its Tianlong-3 rocket was accidentally launched during a test, resulting in the vehicle lifting off and crashing into a nearby mountainside. The firm explained that the incident occurred during a first-stage test of the rocket’s power system, with a “structural
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NASA scientists have recently made a fascinating discovery in Earth’s ionosphere, shedding light on the complex dynamics of this atmospheric layer. The Global-scale Observations of the Limb and Disk (GOLD) imaging instrument has captured images of peculiar X and C shapes in the ionosphere, revealing unexpected formations and behaviors. These shapes, formed by plasma bands
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Jupiter, often known for its turbulent atmosphere and the iconic Great Red Spot, has recently surprised astronomers with new discoveries in its ionosphere. Contrary to previous assumptions, this region above the Great Red Spot has been found to exhibit strange glowing features that have sparked curiosity among scientists. Henrik Melin, a planetary scientist at the
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Mars, often referred to as the Red Planet, is facing a constant barrage of meteorite impacts, according to new analysis. The data collected by a seismometer on Mars has unveiled that Mars experiences a much higher rate of space rocks hitting its surface than previously believed. In fact, the planet seems to be under tremendous
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