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Zombie Satellite! Defunct NASA Orbiter Emits Blazing Radio Burst After 60 Years

Zombie Satellite! Defunct NASA Orbiter Emits Blazing Radio Burst After 60 Years

ASKAP detected a radio burst under 30 nanoseconds from the defunct NASA Relay-2 satellite on June 13, 2024, peaking at 300,000–350,000 Jy. The signal, traced to near-Earth space, marked a rare emission from a satellite retired in 1967. Scientists suspect either an electrostatic discharge or a micrometeoroid impact. Findings were reported in June 2025 by New Scientist and chron.com.
21 June 2025
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Unlocking the Sun: Inside NASA and ESA’s Daring Missions to Touch the Solar Inferno

Unlocking the Sun: Inside NASA and ESA’s Daring Missions to Touch the Solar Inferno

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe became the first spacecraft to fly through the Sun’s corona in April 2021, crossing the Alfvén critical boundary at about 4 million miles from the Sun. The probe travels over 430,000 mph, protected by a carbon-composite heat shield, and has detected magnetic switchbacks and a dust-free zone near the Sun. Solar Orbiter, launched in 2020, will image the Sun’s poles and carries ten instruments for solar observation.
8 June 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • SpaceX Opens IPO to Retail Investors with High Demand and Volatile Stock Warning
    June 10, 2026, 8:04 AM EDT. SpaceX plans its stock market debut with up to 30% of shares allocated to retail investors, far above the typical 5-10%. This move aims to engage everyday investors through brokers like Charles Schwab, Fidelity, and Robinhood. Minimum accounts at Fidelity start at $2,000 to potentially buy shares, making access easier than usual. High demand may result in some investors not securing shares. SpaceX cautions about potential price volatility and risks of quick resale, as brokerages may restrict future IPO access for short-term flips. The company acknowledges the influence of retail investors in driving unpredictable pricing, reminiscent of the 2021 meme stock frenzy. IPOs often see early gains, but sustained performance remains uncertain.

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Archer Aviation Stock Falls After ARK Sale as ACHR Bulls Face Fresh eVTOL Test

Archer Aviation Stock Falls After ARK Sale as ACHR Bulls Face Fresh eVTOL Test

10 June 2026
Archer Aviation plunged 7.16% to $5.32 after ARK Invest dumped over 2.2 million shares across three ETFs, intensifying pressure on a stock already sensitive to funding and FAA certification risks; shares traded at $5.19 premarket as investors weighed cash burn, ongoing losses, and the urgent need for operational milestones before capital runs thin.
Tesla Drops Pre-Market as SpaceX IPO Buzz Puts Pressure on Musk Plays

Tesla Drops Pre-Market as SpaceX IPO Buzz Puts Pressure on Musk Plays

10 June 2026
Tesla slid 3% to $396.68 Tuesday and dropped another 1.26% premarket as SpaceX’s record $75 billion IPO, with over $250 billion in demand, gives investors a new Musk-linked bet, raising fears capital will rotate out of Tesla and other high-growth tech stocks just as Tesla’s next phase relies on heavy AI and robotaxi spending.
Coupang (CPNG) Gains Ahead of South Korea Privacy Fine Ruling

Coupang (CPNG) Gains Ahead of South Korea Privacy Fine Ruling

10 June 2026
Coupang shares jumped 4.68% to $15.90 as investors await a South Korean privacy ruling that could fine the company up to 1.36 trillion won over a breach affecting 33 million records; the commission’s decision, expected as soon as Thursday, will determine the true financial impact and next move for the stock.
Apple Shares Slip After WWDC, Siri AI Plans Leave Upgrade Path Unclear

Apple Shares Slip After WWDC, Siri AI Plans Leave Upgrade Path Unclear

10 June 2026
Apple shares fell $11.01 to $290.55 after WWDC as investors reacted to Siri AI’s delayed, English-only beta launch, strict device limits, and lack of immediate iPhone demand boost, with Morgan Stanley warning over 1.3 billion iPhones can’t access advanced features and regional rollout hurdles in the EU and China raising doubts about a global upgrade cycle.
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