Solar Sail Spacecraft Could Enhance Early Space Weather Warnings
A new satellite constellation, SWIFT, equipped with solar sails, aims to deliver earlier and more accurate warnings of space weather threats such as coronal mass ejections. These events can disrupt satellite operations, power grids, and pose risks to astronauts. “Our goal is to forecast extreme space weather more accurately and earlier,” says a heliophysicist leading the project.
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Firefly Aerospace Eyes IPO Amid Lunar and Small Satellite Success
Firefly Aerospace is leveraging small satellite launches and lunar lander contracts to fuel IPO ambitions. Its Alpha rocket and Blue Ghost lunar lander, plus partnerships with Northrop Grumman, position it as a leader in both markets. A $2 billion valuation and successful NASA missions highlight Firefly’s growth potential in the evolving space sector.
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SpaceX to Launch Israel’s Dror 1 Communications Satellite on Falcon 9
SpaceX will launch Israel Aerospace Industries’ Dror 1 communications satellite aboard a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral. This marks SpaceX’s first launch to geostationary orbit for Israel, aiming for national communications independence. The Dror 1, developed for $200 million, will serve Israel’s needs for at least 15 years.
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NASA and SpaceX Crew-11 Mission to ISS Launches July 31
NASA and SpaceX will launch Crew-11 to the ISS on July 31, sending four astronauts aboard Crew Dragon Endeavour. This marks the capsule’s sixth flight and the longest Crew Dragon transit to date. Updated parachutes, a tight launch schedule, and ISS milestone operations highlight this mission. “We have to make every slot count,” said NASA’s Bill Spetch.
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NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Captures Closest-Ever Images of the Sun
NASA’s Parker Solar Probe achieved a record-breaking approach to the Sun in December 2024, capturing the closest, most detailed images of the solar corona and coronal mass ejections. Experts say this data will “vastly improve our space weather predictions” and enhance protection for astronauts and technology throughout the Solar System.
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NASA Satellites Detect Major Fires at Kyiv Factories After Night Strike
NASA’s Earth observation satellites (FIRMS) detected significant thermal anomalies in Kyiv following a Russian strike, revealing fires at multiple factories. The satellites’ data, unaffected by smoke, highlighted intense temperature changes. These findings underscore the critical role of satellite remote sensing in monitoring conflict-related incidents from space.
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Ukrainian Strike Destroys Russian Satellite Command Post in Melitopol
A Ukrainian special operation in occupied Melitopol destroyed a Russian satellite communications terminal and killed five Russian National Guard members, according to Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence. The facility was used as a logistics hub and command post for occupation forces, highlighting the vulnerability of Russian satellite infrastructure in contested regions.
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New MTG-S1 Satellite Enhances Severe Weather Warnings in Europe
A new satellite, MTG-S1, has been launched to improve early warnings for severe weather in Europe. Unlike existing satellites, MTG-S1 collects unique data, helping meteorologists better predict storms and floods. An ESA expert says, “Wetter-Fachleute könnten mit Hilfe der Daten genau sehen, was in den verschiedenen Höhenschichten passiert.”
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Canary Islands Device Tackles Space Debris in Zero Gravity
A Canary Islands-developed device by AVS enables remote recalibration and docking of satellites in orbit, aiding the fight against space debris. Tested on the Roads mission, it could extend satellite lifespans and support ESA’s ‘zero debris’ goal. “Es una oportunidad para extender la vida útil de estos satélites,” said AVS engineer Sergio Salata.
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Croydon Students Achieve Key Milestone in CubeSat Satellite Mission
Croydon High School’s Astrogazers team successfully completed live flight testing of their CubeSat systems, marking a major milestone in their student-led satellite project. Mrs Karteepan stated, “Our students have built a working satellite instrument and have now tested it under genuine flight conditions.” The team now seeks sponsorship for the next phases and a rocket launch partner.
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ESA’s Biomass Satellite: Unveiling Forest Secrets and Climate Change Impacts
The ESA’s Biomass satellite, launched in April 2024, uses P-band radar to penetrate forests, clouds, and ice, revealing unprecedented data on Earth’s ecosystems. It enables 3D mapping of global forest biomass, aids in detecting illegal deforestation, and monitors polar ice melt, providing crucial insights for climate change mitigation and environmental policy.
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Astrogazers School Club Tests CubeSat with FAAM Airborne Laboratory
The all-girl Astrogazers club from Croydon High School completed live testing of their CubeSat, designed to measure sunlight in the atmosphere, aboard the FAAM Airborne Laboratory. This initiative promotes STEM participation and marks a major step toward the satellite’s eventual orbital launch.
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Meet the Crew-11 Astronauts Headed to the International Space Station
SpaceX’s Crew-11 mission, launching July 31, will send four astronauts—two from NASA, one from JAXA, and one from Roscosmos—to the International Space Station. The crew will conduct scientific investigations and technology demonstrations to advance future lunar missions and benefit life on Earth. Commander Zena Cardman and veteran astronaut Mike Fincke headline the team.
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Senate Rejects Major Cuts to NSF and NASA Budgets Proposed by Trump
The Senate subcommittee rejected President Trump’s proposed $5 billion cut to the National Science Foundation (NSF), approving just a $16 million reduction instead. The bill also increases funding for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and the National Weather Service, signaling bipartisan support for continued investment in U.S. science and innovation.
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Jared Isaacman Donates $15 Million to Space Camp Programs for Future Astronauts
Billionaire astronaut Jared Isaacman is donating $15 million to the U.S. Space & Rocket Center’s Space Camp programs, funding the Inspiration4 Skills Training Complex and a new dormitory. The complex, named after his SpaceX mission, will offer cutting-edge training, including simulated moon and Mars missions, to inspire future space explorers.
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Comet 3I/Atlas: Ancient Interstellar Visitor Older Than Our Solar System
Comet 3I/Atlas is an interstellar object passing between Jupiter and Mars, possibly 3 billion years older than our Solar System. Astronomers believe it originated from the Milky Way’s thick disk. “We think there’s a two-thirds chance this comet is older than the Solar System,” said Chris Lintott. It follows earlier discoveries like 1I/’Oumuamua.
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Spain to Launch SpainSat NG2 Satellite in October to Boost Military Communications
Spain will launch the SpainSat New Generation 2 (SNG2) satellite between October 22-29 via SpaceX to enhance secure military communications. SNG2 will join SNG1 in orbit, multiplying encrypted communication capacity by 60 and covering two-thirds of the globe. Project engineers state: “Son las antenas de satélite más potentes y versátiles fabricadas hasta ahora en Europa.”
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UK Invests €163M in Eutelsat to Boost Satellite Communications Resilience
The UK government will invest €163.3 million in Eutelsat, gaining a 17.88% stake to strengthen resilient satellite connectivity. Secretary Peter Kyle stated, “resilient satellite connectivity has become essential to our continent’s national security.” The move supports the development of critical satellite communications technologies and maintains the UK’s influence in the sector.
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Buck Moon: The Farthest Full Moon from the Sun in 2025
The Buck Moon in July 2025 is the farthest full Moon from the Sun all year, as Earth reaches aphelion—its most distant point from the Sun. This full Moon rises on 10 July in Sagittarius and appears low in the sky, offering a unique astronomical event for skywatchers.
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Trump Administration Proposes Ending Mars Orbiter Missions, Sparking Backlash
The Trump administration’s 2026 budget proposal seeks to terminate funding for key Mars orbiters—Mars Odyssey, MAVEN, and Mars Express—despite their ongoing scientific value. Experts, like Alan Stern, warn this is “a tragic mistake.” The plan faces bipartisan resistance in Congress, which may preserve NASA’s science budget and ongoing Mars missions.
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Ancient Space Rock May Be Oldest Comet Ever Observed
A mysterious space rock blazing through our solar system could be the oldest comet ever detected. This discovery offers new insights into the early solar system and the origins of comets, potentially reshaping our understanding of celestial history.
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SpaceX: The Apex Player in the Expanding Space Economy
SpaceX is described as the “apex player” in the space economy, holding a dominant position and driving investment interest in the sector. Expert Chad Anderson notes, “the only reason that we even talk about space as an investable category is because of what SpaceX has done.” The company’s government ties and national security role are also highlighted.
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NASA’s Aqua Satellite Captures Typhoon Phanfone, Aiding Hurricane Forecasts
NASA’s Aqua satellite captured striking images of Typhoon Phanfone, aiding real-time tracking and emergency response. These satellite observations are crucial for forecasting future hurricanes and mitigating disaster impacts, especially in vulnerable regions like the Philippines.
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Satellite Images Reveal Damage to US Al-Udeid Base in Qatar After Iranian Missile Strike
Satellite images from Satellogic and Planet Labs reveal damage to a secure communications dome at the US al-Udeid base in Qatar following Iran’s June missile attack. Analysts suggest a drone may have penetrated air defenses. US Air Force General Dan Caine called the defense effort the “largest single Patriot engagement in US military history.”
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China Tests Orbital Refueling with Shijian-21 and Shijian-25 Satellites
China’s Shijian-21 and Shijian-25 satellites have reportedly docked in geosynchronous orbit, demonstrating orbital refueling technology. This breakthrough can extend satellite lifespans and has dual-use military and civilian applications. Experts note such technology could potentially be used to disrupt other nations’ satellites, raising international security concerns.
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Milky Way May Host Up to 100 Undiscovered Satellite Galaxies, Simulation Suggests
A new supercomputer simulation by Durham University cosmologists suggests the Milky Way could have up to 100 satellite galaxies, supporting the Lambda Cold Dark Matter theory. Only about 60 have been observed, as many may be too dim to detect. Researchers state, “these objects may be a subgroup of faint companion galaxies, whose existence they predict.”
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Satellite Images Reveal Damage at US Base After Iranian Ballistic Missile Attack
Recent satellite images show visible damage at a US military base targeted by Iranian ballistic missiles. The imagery confirms at least one missile hit the facility, providing critical evidence of the attack’s impact and the effectiveness of satellite surveillance in conflict zones.
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Satellite Imagery Confirms Wind Energy Expansion in China
Satellite images and official documents confirm the existence of large wind farms in China. Wind power accounted for 16% of China’s installed capacity by late 2024 and 9% of electricity generated in 2023, per IEA. The sector has grown twentyfold since 2010, making China the world leader in wind-generated electricity.
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US Space Force Launches Largest Orbital Warfare Exercise: Resolute Space 2025
The US Space Force has launched Resolute Space 2025, its largest-ever orbital warfare exercise, involving over 700 Guardians and international partners. The event tests readiness in electromagnetic warfare, space domain awareness, orbital warfare, and navigational warfare. Gen. Saltzman stated: “Space Force is prepared to fight and win in space shoulder to shoulder with our joint and allied partners.”
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Satellite Images Reveal Camp Mystic’s Devastation After Texas Flash Floods
Satellite images captured by Maxar Technologies show the catastrophic destruction at Camp Mystic, Texas, following flash floods caused by the Guadalupe River’s rapid rise. The disaster resulted in at least 121 deaths, including 27 at the camp. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott described the grounds as ‘horrendously ravaged’ after touring the site.
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New Study Solves Milky Way’s Missing Satellite Problem with Advanced Simulations
A new study by Durham University cosmologists uses advanced simulations to reveal that the Milky Way may have 80–100 faint, previously undetected satellite galaxies. This discovery could resolve the “missing satellites problem” and support the Lambda-CDM model. Future telescopes, like the Vera Rubin Observatory, may confirm these hidden galaxies.
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NASA and SpaceX Crew-11 Mission to Launch International Astronaut Team to ISS
NASA and SpaceX are set to launch Crew-11 on July 31, sending four international astronauts aboard Crew Dragon Endeavour to the ISS. Crew-11 highlights 25 years of human presence on the ISS and features spacecraft upgrades, including drogue 3.1 parachutes. Sarah Walker of SpaceX emphasized Endeavour’s reliability: “This Dragon spacecraft has successfully flown 18 crew members representing eight countries to space already.”
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UK Launches £75.6 Million Initiative to Build Spacecraft for Space Junk Removal
The UK has unveiled a £75.6 million plan to develop a spaceship aimed at cleaning up space debris, including defunct satellites. This initiative highlights the growing concern over space junk and the need for active debris removal to ensure safer orbits for future missions.
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Comet 3I/ATLAS: Third Interstellar Object Discovered by NASA’s ATLAS Survey
NASA’s ATLAS survey discovered comet 3I/ATLAS, the third known interstellar object to visit our solar system. Identified by its hyperbolic trajectory, 3I/ATLAS will approach no closer than 1.8 AU to Earth and will be studied by astronomers worldwide. It originated from another star system and will continue its journey through interstellar space.
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UK Seeks Supplier for Robotic Spacecraft to Remove Defunct Satellites
The UK Space Agency has launched a £75.6 million tender for a robotic spacecraft to de-orbit two defunct satellites from low Earth orbit. The mission aims to reduce orbital debris and protect vital satellite services. Dr Paul Bate stated, “It’s about securing the future of space for everyone, delivering tangible benefits here on Earth.”
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UK Space Agency Launches $103M Active Debris Removal Mission Procurement
The UK Space Agency has launched a $103 million procurement for an active debris removal mission, aiming to de-orbit two defunct satellites by 2028. CEO Dr. Paul Bate stated, “Actively clearing space debris is a bold step toward a safer, more sustainable orbital environment,” highlighting the UK’s commitment to space sustainability.
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Iranian Attack Damages US Communications Dome at Qatar Air Base, Satellite Images Reveal
Satellite images analyzed by AP show Iran’s June 23 attack on Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar likely destroyed a geodesic dome housing a secure US communications terminal. The dome, containing a satellite dish, vanished after the strike. Trump called Iran’s response “very weak,” while Iran claimed the base was “smashed.”
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UK Invests £75.6M in Active Space Debris Removal Mission
The UK Space Agency has committed £75.6 million to its first Active Debris Removal (ADR) mission, aiming to deorbit two defunct satellites by 2028. Minister Sir Chris Bryant stated, “By tackling the growing threat of space debris head-on, we are protecting the infrastructure that supports everything from national security to everyday connectivity.”
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Satellite Images Reveal Iran’s Attack on US Communication Dome at Al Udeid Air Base
Satellite images confirm Iran’s attack on Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, destroying a $15 million US communications dome. The strike, part of escalating US-Iran tensions, temporarily disrupted regional air traffic and military communications. An Iranian advisor claimed, “the connection of the base with other military installations was completely interrupted.” The incident may impact US-Iran relations and regional security.
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FCC Approves AST SpaceMobile’s Massive FM1 Satellite Despite SpaceX Objections
AST SpaceMobile has received FCC approval to launch its large FM1 prototype satellite for space-based phone connectivity, despite SpaceX protests. The 13,000-pound FM1, featuring a 199 sq. meter phased array antenna, aims to enhance satellite-to-phone internet, bringing connectivity to cellular dead zones via carriers like AT&T and Verizon.
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Air Force and Space Force Launch Major Pacific Exercises Involving Satellites and Space Warfare
The Air Force and Space Force have begun a major series of Pacific exercises, testing over 12,000 personnel, 350 aircraft, and satellites in space electromagnetic warfare, domain awareness, and orbital warfare. Gen. B. Chance Saltzman stated: “By training at this unprecedented scale, we’re sharpening warfighter instincts, strengthening combat credibility and proving our commitment to deliver peace through strength.”
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US Launches Major Air Force Drills in Pacific Amid China Tensions
The US Air Force and Space Force launched a massive exercise in the Pacific, involving 12,000 personnel and 350+ aircraft, to prepare for potential conflict with China. General Kevin Schneider emphasized readiness to “fight and prevail in any contested environment.” The drills aim to bolster deterrence and strengthen US and allied capabilities in the region.
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US Space Force Conducts Largest-Ever ‘Orbital Warfare’ Training Exercise
The US Space Force is executing its largest exercise, Resolute Space 2025, involving over 700 Guardians and international partners. The event focuses on orbital warfare, electromagnetic warfare, and space domain awareness. Gen. Chance Saltzman stated the exercise sends a ‘clear message’ that Space Force is ‘prepared to fight and win in space’ with allies.
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NASA to Broadcast Axiom Mission 4 Departure from ISS
NASA will provide live coverage of the Axiom Mission 4 private astronaut crew’s undocking from the International Space Station aboard the SpaceX Dragon spacecraft on July 14. The mission features astronauts from ISRO, ESA, and HUNOR, and marks the first ISRO astronaut aboard the ISS. Over 60 experiments and 580 pounds of cargo will return to Earth.
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NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Faces Loss of 279 Senior Staff Amid Downsizing
NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville will lose 279 senior staffers as part of federal workforce reductions, impacting key programs like the Artemis moon mission, Space Launch System, and Orion. Highly experienced personnel cuts could affect human spaceflight operations and management at one of NASA’s largest centers.
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NASA Provides Aerial and Satellite Data to Aid Texas Flood Recovery Efforts
NASA is supporting Texas flood recovery by sharing satellite imagery and aerial data from its WB-57 aircraft with first responders. The DyNAMITE sensor system helps map flood extents and debris, aiding agencies like FEMA. “We try to understand what our partners’ needs are…to translate the science into supporting them effectively,” said NASA’s Shanna McClain.
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NASA Satellite Image of Sicily Weather on July 11, 2025
Weather Sicily utilizes NASA satellite imagery for accurate weather forecasts, including the image for Sicily on July 11, 2025. The site emphasizes the precision of its local model but disclaims liability for damages from forecast use. All content, including satellite images, is protected by copyright.
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Deer Moon 2025: Stunning Global Views of the Full Moon
The Deer Moon of 2025, the year’s first full moon of summer, illuminated cities worldwide. Named by Native American cultures, it marks the season when male deer grow new antlers. Spectacular images captured this celestial event, highlighting the beauty and significance of our natural satellite.
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Chang’e-6 Mission Reveals New Insights from Moon’s Far Side Samples
China’s Chang’e-6 mission delivered 1,935.3g of lunar material from the Moon’s far side. Analysis reveals prolonged volcanic activity and episodic magnetic field regeneration up to 2.8 billion years ago. Samples show low water content, suggesting asymmetric volatile distribution. These findings deepen understanding of the Moon’s internal evolution and ancient catastrophes.
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UK Plans Satellite Launch to Predict Space Weather Storms
The UK-ODESSI mission aims to launch a British satellite to monitor and forecast space weather, such as solar storms, which can disrupt satellites and power grids. Key instruments, SCOPE and HEPI, will detect coronal mass ejections and measure energetic solar particles, enhancing Europe’s independence in space weather observation.
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NASA Podcast: New Astronauts Reflect on First Year of Training
NASA’s Johnson Space Center podcast celebrates its eighth anniversary with astronauts Chris Burch, Deniz Burnham, and Anil Menon. They discuss their first year of astronaut training, teamwork, and answer listener questions about human spaceflight. “It’s actually pretty exciting to see my classmates,” said Chris Birch, highlighting the camaraderie among NASA’s newest astronaut class.
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Watch Live: Ax-4 Crew Departs International Space Station Aboard SpaceX Dragon
Axiom Space, NASA, and SpaceX will provide live coverage of the Ax-4 crew’s hatch closure, undocking, and splashdown as they return from the International Space Station. The international crew, including astronauts from India, Poland, and Hungary, will depart aboard SpaceX Dragon ‘Grace.’ Coverage begins July 14, with updates at axiom.space/live.
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Ohio State Students Win Best Prototype at NASA Human Lander Challenge for Cryogenic Refueling System
Ohio State University students developed an autonomous cryogenic refueling system for long-term space missions, winning Best Prototype at NASA’s Human Lander Challenge. Their AMCC-AAC uses AI, LIDAR, and robotic cooling rods to automate propellant transfer, aiming to support future moon and Mars missions. “AI is so adaptable, it can do just about anything,” said Max Heil.
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NASA and JAXA Test X-59 Supersonic Aircraft Model in Wind Tunnel
NASA and JAXA tested a scale model of the X-59 supersonic aircraft in a Japanese wind tunnel to assess noise levels. The X-59 aims to fly at Mach 1.4 without a loud sonic boom, using a unique design to minimize shock wave merging. This supports NASA’s Quesst mission for quiet supersonic travel.
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Maxar Satellite Images Reveal Guadalupe River Flood Devastation in Texas
Maxar Technologies released dramatic satellite images showing the catastrophic impact of Texas’ Guadalupe River floods. The before-and-after photos highlight destroyed homes, washed-out vegetation, and toppled trees, illustrating the scale of the disaster. The event marks the deadliest U.S. inland flooding since 1976, with over 120 fatalities and many still missing.
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3I/ATLAS: Oldest Interstellar Comet Discovered by Astronomers
British astronomers have identified 3I/ATLAS as the oldest comet ever seen, likely originating from the Milky Way’s thick disk. “We think there’s a two-thirds chance this comet is older than the solar system,” said Prof. Chris Lintott. The comet should be visible to amateur astronomers in late 2025 and early 2026.
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Free Satellite Internet Provided to Rural Lorca, Murcia
Lorca‘s local government is offering free satellite internet (up to 200 Mbps via Hispasat) to over 5,000 rural residents, aiming to bridge the digital divide. Installation is free until year-end, then €35/month. Councilor Antonio David Sánchez states: “El acceso a internet ya no es opcional.” The initiative is part of Spain’s ÚNICO program for rural digitalization.
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SpaceX Falcon 9 Starlink Launch May Be Visible in Arizona: Dates and Viewing Info
SpaceX plans to launch at least three batches of Starlink satellites from Vandenberg Space Force Base, with the first mission possibly on July 13. Arizona residents may see the Falcon 9 rocket in the sky due to proximity. Launches can be delayed for weather or technical reasons, so check for updates.
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DIGISOLAR: Spanish Solar Sensor to Revolutionize Satellite Efficiency
A consortium of Spanish companies has developed DIGISOLAR, a groundbreaking digital solar sensor for satellites. This asynchronous, event-based sensor reduces size, weight, and energy consumption, while improving precision and radiation resistance. The project, coordinated by Andalucía Aerospace and supported by the ESA, positions Spain at the forefront of space sensor innovation.
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Milky Way May Host 100 More Satellite Galaxies, Study Finds
Durham University cosmologists predict the Milky Way could have 80 to 100 more satellite galaxies than previously thought, using advanced supercomputer simulations and mathematical modeling. These faint ‘orphan’ galaxies, stripped of dark matter, could support the Lambda Cold Dark Matter (LCDM) model if detected by new telescopes.
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Possible Impact Detected on Saturn: Scientists Seek Observational Evidence
A fleeting glow spotted on Saturn on July 5th may signal the first-ever detected impact on the gas giant. Experts urge astronomers to review their data to confirm this rare event, as the DeTeCt project flagged the anomaly. Confirmation could reshape our understanding of Saturnian system dynamics.
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SpaceX to Launch Israel’s Dror 1 Communications Satellite on Falcon 9
SpaceX’s Falcon 9 will launch Israel Aerospace Industries’ Dror 1 communications satellite from Cape Canaveral. This mission marks SpaceX’s first geostationary orbit launch and aims for “communications independence for the State of Israel.” The $200 million Dror 1 will serve Israel’s needs for at least 15 years with advanced, flexible communications systems.
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Buck Moon 2025: Supermoon Illuminates East Midlands Night Sky
A stunning Buck Moon supermoon—the Moon at its closest to Earth—lit up the East Midlands, peaking at 21:40 BST. The orange-hued orb, also called the Thunder Moon, changed color as it rose, delighting photographers and skywatchers across the region.
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SpaceX to Launch Israel’s Dror 1 Communications Satellite on Falcon 9
SpaceX’s Falcon 9 will launch Israel Aerospace Industries’ Dror 1 communications satellite from Cape Canaveral. This marks SpaceX’s first geostationary orbit launch, aiming for “communications independence for the State of Israel” with a $200 million satellite designed for 15 years of service. The rocket will land on an unmanned craft in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Buck Moon 2025: Supermoon Illuminates East Midlands Night Sky
A supermoon known as the Buck Moon dazzled the East Midlands, peaking at 21:40 BST. This phenomenon occurs when the Moon is closest to Earth and fully illuminated, appearing larger and orange-hued as it rises. The Buck Moon is also called the Thunder Moon in the US.
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SpaceX to Resume Starlink Launches from Vandenberg Space Force Base
SpaceX is set to resume Starlink satellite launches from Vandenberg Space Force Base after a two-week pause for maintenance. At least three Falcon 9 missions are planned, starting as early as July 13, 2024. Launch times may shift, so updates are advised. These missions will deploy more internet-beaming Starlink satellites into low-Earth orbit.
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SpaceX to Resume Starlink Launches from Vandenberg Space Force Base
SpaceX is set to resume Starlink satellite launches from Vandenberg Space Force Base after a two-week maintenance pause. At least three Falcon 9 missions are planned, with the first as early as July 13. Launches may be delayed due to weather or technical issues, so updates are recommended.
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Buck Moon 2025: Stunning Photos and Astronomical Highlights of the First Full Moon of Summer
The Buck Moon, the first full moon of summer 2025, dazzled observers worldwide on July 10. Rising low on the horizon, it appeared orange due to atmospheric filtering. Coinciding with Saturn’s rise, this moon offered dramatic views and was the farthest full moon from the sun in 2025. NASA explains the ‘moon illusion’ makes it look larger near the horizon.
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NASA’s DART Asteroid Deflection Test Reveals Unexpected Aftermath
NASA’s DART mission successfully deflected asteroid Dimorphos, but new research shows the impact ejected boulders with significant energy, complicating future asteroid defense strategies. Lead author Tony Farnham said, “The boulders ejected gave an additional kick that was almost as big” as the spacecraft’s impact. ESA’s upcoming Hera mission will further investigate the aftermath.
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5G via Satellite Will Bring Internet to Every Corner of the Planet
5G via satellite technology is set to expand internet access globally, reaching remote and underserved areas. This advancement will bridge the digital divide, enabling connectivity even in the most isolated regions. Satellite-based 5G promises improved coverage, reliability, and speeds, revolutionizing global communications infrastructure.
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NASA and SpaceX Target July 31 for Crew-11 Launch to ISS
NASA and SpaceX are planning to launch Crew-11 to the International Space Station on July 31, 2025. Astronauts Zena Cardman, Mike Fincke, Kimiya Yui, and Oleg Platonov will fly aboard a SpaceX Dragon on a Falcon 9 rocket from Kennedy Space Center. The mission is pending final readiness checks.
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MethaneSAT: Climate Monitoring Satellite Funded by Bezos Lost in Space
The MethaneSAT satellite, launched by SpaceX and funded in part by Jeff Bezos, has been lost after losing contact since June 20. MethaneSAT aimed to monitor methane leaks, a potent greenhouse gas. Despite the loss, EDF and partners plan to use the collected data and pursue AI solutions for pollution detection. “The satellite is considered unrecoverable,” EDF reported.
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NASA Monitors 1,200-Foot Asteroid 2005 VO5’s Close Earth Flyby: Speed, Distance, and Risk
NASA confirms asteroid 2005 VO5, about 1,200 feet wide, will pass Earth on July 11, 2025, at 3.78 million km and over 32,000 mph. While not an immediate threat, its size makes it “potentially hazardous.” ISRO and NASA stress global cooperation for planetary defence and asteroid tracking.
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NASA Faces Budget Cuts as ESA Increases Investment in Earth Science
NASA’s Earth science programs face historic funding cuts, with a proposed U.S. budget slashing the division by nearly half. In contrast, the European Space Agency (ESA) is boosting its Earth observation efforts. ESA Director General Josef Aschbacher emphasized, “Earth observation…is a major priority.” U.S. scientists warn the cuts threaten climate monitoring and research.
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NASA’s SpaceX Crew-11 to Conduct Health Studies for Deep Space Missions
NASA’s SpaceX Crew-11 will launch four astronauts to the ISS, where they’ll support health experiments vital for deep space travel. Research includes simulated lunar landings, vision protection, and studies on human physiology. “Our goal is to help astronauts adapt to any gravitational change,” said NASA neuroscientist Scott Wood, informing future Artemis and Mars missions.
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Apolink Raises $4.3M to Enable 24/7 Connectivity for LEO Satellites
Apolink, a YC-backed startup founded by 19-year-old Onkar Singh Batra, secured $4.3M to develop a real-time connectivity network for LEO satellites. The company aims to solve persistent dead zones in satellite communications with a hybrid-RF optical architecture and hardware-independent approach, enabling 24/7 connectivity for LEO satellite operators.
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Significant Discrepancies in Satellite-Era Sea Surface Temperature Trends Across Datasets
Satellite-based sea surface temperature (SST) datasets from 1982–2024 reveal notable differences in warming trends, ranging from 0.108 to 0.184 °C per decade. These discrepancies challenge the presumed accuracy of global temperature records and have key implications for climate studies and the interpretation of recent record global temperatures.
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Satellites Detect Around 1,000 Thermal Hotspots in Kursk Region
Satellites have detected about 1,000 thermal hotspots in Russia’s Kursk region since early 2025, with around 300 identified as landscape fires, according to the local EMERCOM. Continuous satellite monitoring helps track fire outbreaks, which have increased due to rising temperatures.
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July 2025 Buck Moon: What to Expect from This Year’s Full Moon
The July 2025 full moon, known as the ‘Buck Moon’, rises on July 10. This year, it will appear especially low in the sky due to a Major Lunar Standstill, making it a unique event for stargazers and astrophotographers. Expect a striking golden or reddish hue and a pronounced Moon Illusion after moonrise.
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Distant Third Stars May Help Form Explosive White Dwarf Duos, Study Finds
A new Caltech-led study reveals that up to 40% of cataclysmic variable (CV) systems—explosive white dwarf duos—may form with help from a distant third star. Using ESA’s Gaia mission data and simulations, researchers found that the third star’s gravity can drive the inner pair together, challenging old assumptions about CV origins.
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New Study Reveals Triple Star Origins of Cataclysmic Variables
A recent study led by Caltech researchers, published in the Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, suggests that cataclysmic variables—explosive binary star systems—can form due to the influence of a third star. Using ESA’s Gaia data, they found that at least 10% of cataclysmic variables are part of hierarchical triple systems.
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Viasat to Provide Advanced Satellite Internet Connectivity for Aeromexico’s Embraer E190 Fleet
Viasat will equip Aeromexico’s Embraer E190 fleet with advanced satellite internet using its global Ka-band network. By 2027, all 34 E190s will offer high-speed Wi-Fi, making Aeromexico the first Latin American airline to provide free ad-supported onboard connectivity. “Passengers will remain connected wherever they fly,” said Andres Castañeda, Aeromexico executive.
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Gaia Mission Reveals Triple-Star Origins of Explosive White Dwarf Pairs
Gaia mission data reveals up to 40% of explosive white dwarf pairs (cataclysmic variables) may form in triple-star systems, challenging traditional binary formation theories. Simulations show a third star’s gravity can drive inner binaries together, offering new insights into stellar dynamics and the evolution of complex star systems.
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NASA Deploys Specialized Aircraft for Texas Flood Search and Rescue
NASA dispatched its WB-57 and UAVSAR-equipped Gulfstream III aircraft to Texas after deadly floods, using advanced sensors like DyNAMITE for high-resolution imaging and flood mapping. Persistent cloud cover hampered satellite imagery, prompting airborne surveys to support emergency response and resource allocation. “The team’s goal is to characterize the extent of flooding,” NASA stated.
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NASA SLS Rocket Booster Static-Fire Test Showcases Power and Reveals Anomaly
Northrop Grumman and NASA conducted a dramatic static-fire test of the SLS rocket booster, producing 3.9 million pounds of thrust. The test, part of the Booster Obsolescence Life Extension (BOLE) project, revealed an unexpected nozzle detachment but was deemed successful, advancing preparations for Artemis program launches.
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SpaceX Prepares Dragon for Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla’s ISS Return
SpaceX is set to undock its Dragon spacecraft, Grace, from the ISS on July 14, returning astronaut Shubhanshu “Shux” Shukla and crew after a historic two-week mission. Axiom highlights their scientific experiments, including microalgae and DNA repair studies, which could shape the future of space exploration and benefit life on Earth.
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MOL Partners with TSUNEISHI to Develop Offshore Rocket Launch and Recovery Vessel
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) is collaborating with TSUNEISHI SOLUTIONS TOKYOBAY and Innovative Space Carrier to commercialize an offshore rocket launch and recovery vessel. The project aims to support next-generation space transport by developing vessels for rocket recovery and offshore launches, targeting commercialization around 2030.
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Rocket Report: Starbase Propellant Plant Approved; Vulcan and Gravity-2 Rockets Near Key Launches
LEAP 71 partners with Aspire Space to use AI for rocket engine design, aiming to halve development time. Russia launches Progress MS-31 to the ISS, marking its eighth orbital launch of 2024. China’s Orienspace completes a key engine test for the reusable Gravity-2 rocket, targeting a 2025 debut.
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Ukrainian Forces Destroy Rare North Korean Type 75 Rocket Launcher Used by Russian Troops
Ukrainian 1st Presidential Brigade destroyed a rare North Korean Type 75 rocket launcher used by Russian forces. The Type 75, an outdated 107mm MLRS, was eliminated shortly after deployment. The brigade stated, “North Korean exotic hardware didn’t survive the reality of the front.”
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How to Spot Elon Musk’s Starlink Satellites in the Night Sky
Starlink satellites, launched by SpaceX under Elon Musk, form visible ‘trains’ in the sky shortly after deployment. With nearly 6,000 satellites in orbit as of early 2024, Starlink aims to provide global high-speed internet. Use apps like Satellite Tracker to view these satellites, and learn about their impact on astronomy and space debris.
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China Telecom Launches Direct Satellite Connectivity for All-Scenario Applications in Sichuan
China Telecom unveiled its direct satellite connectivity solutions for phones, vehicles, and industry at a Sichuan event, marking a shift from professional to consumer satellite communications. The service enables critical voice and SMS in remote or disaster areas. An expert noted this is a “breakthrough” in making satellite tech accessible and integrating it with tourism and emergency management.
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Viasat to Equip AeroMexico’s Embraer E190 Fleet with Advanced Satellite Wi-Fi
Embraer, Viasat, and AeroMexico are outfitting all AeroMexico E190 jets with high-speed satellite Wi-Fi using Viasat’s Ka-band network. By 2027, AeroMexico will be the first Latin American airline to offer ad-supported free inflight connectivity across its E190 fleet. Viasat Amara, their next-gen onboard solution, is available to all E-Jet operators globally.
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Viasat to Provide Advanced Satellite Internet for Aeromexico’s Embraer E190 Fleet
Viasat will equip Aeromexico’s Embraer E190 jets with advanced satellite internet using its global Ka-band network. This upgrade enables high-speed, reliable in-flight Wi-Fi for passengers. “Aeromexico will be the first and only airline in Latin America to offer free ad-supported communication across its entire network,” said Andres Castañeda, Aeromexico executive.
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NASA May Fly Only Cargo on Next Boeing Starliner Mission
NASA officials state there is a strong chance the next Boeing CST-100 Starliner test flight will be uncrewed, as they work to resolve spacecraft issues. This decision could impact the timeline for crewed commercial missions and highlights ongoing challenges in the Starliner program.
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Satellite Imagery Reveals Damage at Al Udeid US Air Base After Iranian Strikes
Satellite photos from Planet Labs show significant damage to the Al Udeid US airbase in Qatar, contradicting President Trump’s claims of no harm. The imagery reveals the destruction of a key Radome housing secure communications equipment, highlighting the vulnerability of critical satellite-based military infrastructure after Iranian retaliation.
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T-Mobile and Starlink Launch Direct-to-Cell Satellite Messaging for All Carriers
T-Mobile and SpaceX’s Starlink are launching T-Satellite, a direct-to-cell satellite messaging service available to T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon users. Using 657 Starlink satellites, it aims to eliminate mobile dead zones and enable emergency connectivity. “No customer should ever be in a situation where they are unconnected in an emergency,” said T-Mobile’s Mike Katz.
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Kyivstar and SpaceX to Launch Starlink Satellite Messaging in Ukraine and Europe
Kyivstar partners with SpaceX to introduce satellite messaging via Starlink in Ukraine, ensuring communication during blackouts or damaged networks. Initial tests begin in 2025, with full mobile satellite connectivity by mid-2026. CEO Oleksandr Komarov notes Kyivstar can now maintain services for up to 10 hours during blackouts, a major leap in telecom resilience.
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Chinese Shiyan Satellite Detected in Unprecedented Low-Inclination Orbit
A Chinese Shiyan satellite has been detected in a low-inclination orbit never previously used by China. Its appearance followed a week-long detection delay, raising uncertainty over its mission and intentions. The satellite’s unusual trajectory marks a significant development in China’s space activities.
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NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Captures Unprecedented Images Inside Sun’s Atmosphere
NASA’s Parker Solar Probe has flown closer to the Sun than ever before, capturing the most detailed images of the solar atmosphere. These findings reveal the chaotic origins of the solar wind and space storms, offering critical clues for improving Earth’s space weather defenses. “Parker Solar Probe has once again transported us into the dynamic atmosphere…”
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July 2025 Buck Moon Captivates Skywatchers Worldwide with Stunning Photos
The July 2025 full ‘Buck Moon’ wowed stargazers globally, appearing low on the horizon due to its proximity to the summer solstice and a Major Lunar Standstill. Astrophotographers captured breathtaking images, with John Threlfall noting, “The compression of the lens makes the Moon appear bigger. The people in the shot help give some scale.”
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Hubble Captures Abell 209 Galaxy Cluster, Revealing Dark Matter Clues
The Hubble Space Telescope imaged galaxy cluster Abell 209, 2.8 billion light-years away. The cluster’s mass warps spacetime, subtly lensing background galaxies. Hubble’s observations help astronomers study dark matter and dark energy, offering insights into the universe’s evolution by mapping mass distribution through gravitational lensing effects.
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Starlink Approved for India: Launch Timeline, Plans, and Pricing Revealed
Starlink, Elon Musk’s satellite internet service, has received official clearance from IN-SPACe to operate in India until 2030. The service aims to deliver high-speed satellite broadband—especially to rural areas—using Ka and Ku bands. Commercial rollout is expected by late 2025 or early 2026, with hardware likely costing around Rs 33,000 and monthly plans between Rs 3,000–4,200.
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Dutch Defense Successfully Launches First Operational SAR Satellite
The Dutch Ministry of Defense has launched its first operational SAR satellite into orbit at 600 km altitude, following a successful launch from Vandenberg Space Force Base. The satellite, built by ICEYE and launched by SpaceX, passed its initial operations phase. Three more SAR satellites are planned within a year.
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Hidden Orphan Galaxies Predicted Near Milky Way by Durham University Team
A Durham University team predicts 80-100 faint, hidden orphan satellite galaxies near the Milky Way using high-resolution simulations. If detected, these galaxies could strengthen the Lambda Cold Dark Matter (LCDM) theory. Lead researcher Isabel Santos-Santos states, “We think there should be dozens more of these faint galaxies orbiting around the Milky Way at close distances.”
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Largest Martian Meteorite NWA 16788 Could Sell for $4 Million at Sotheby’s Auction
A rare Martian meteorite, NWA 16788, may fetch up to $4 million at Sotheby’s, becoming the most valuable meteorite ever sold. Weighing nearly 25 kg, it is the largest Mars rock found on Earth. Sotheby’s Cassandra Hatton calls it “a discovery of extraordinary significance.”
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NASA Opportunity Rover’s Final Message Amid Mars Dust Storm
NASA’s Opportunity rover sent its last signal during a planet-wide Mars dust storm in June 2018, ending nearly 15 years of exploration. The rover’s final data indicated low battery and dark skies, but did not communicate in words. NASA stated, “One of the most successful and enduring feats of interplanetary exploration, NASA’s Opportunity rover mission is at an end.”
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NASA Releases ROSES-2025: Research Opportunities in Space and Earth Science
NASA’s Science Mission Directorate has released the ROSES-2025 omnibus solicitation for basic and applied research in space and Earth science. The program covers a wide range of topics, with awards from under $100K to over $1M per year. Proposals are open to most organizations, except those from China and certain federal agencies.
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Ancient Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS Speeds Through Solar System
Astronomers have confirmed that 3I/ATLAS, an interstellar object possibly 3–11 billion years old, is racing through our solar system at 134,000 mph. Experts say, “ATLAS is far older than either ‘Oumuamua or Borisov.” NASA’s James Webb and Hubble telescopes may soon reveal its size and composition, deepening our understanding of interstellar visitors.
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Russia’s Mysterious Killer Satellites Raise Alarm in Geosynchronous Orbit
Russian satellites Kosmos 2589 and its companion have adopted unusual orbits, sparking concerns about potential ‘spotter shooter’ tactics and espionage on Western satellites. Experts note their unique positioning enables monitoring of both GEO and graveyard orbits. “Certainly something to keep eyes on!” said Jim Shell, former NRO project manager.
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Astronomers Trace Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS to Milky Way’s Thick Disk
Astronomers have identified comet 3I/ATLAS as the third known interstellar object to enter our Solar System, tracing its origin to the thick disk of the Milky Way. This is a first, as previous interstellar visitors had different origins. The discovery was made using the Ōtautahi-Oxford interstellar object population model.
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New Study Reveals Complexities in NASA’s Asteroid Deflection Mission
NASA’s DART mission successfully altered Dimorphos’s orbit, but new research shows ejected boulders gave an extra push, complicating planetary defense strategies. Lead author Tony Farnham stated, “The boulders ejected gave an additional kick that was almost as big.” Understanding these effects is crucial for future asteroid deflection missions.
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Milky Way May Have 80-100 More Satellite Galaxies Than Previously Thought, Study Finds
A new study from Durham University suggests the Milky Way has 80-100 more satellite galaxies than previously known, supporting the Lambda-CDM cosmological model. These faint ‘orphan’ galaxies lack dark matter halos, likely stripped by the Milky Way’s gravity. Discovering them could confirm key theories about galaxy formation and the universe’s structure.
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How to Spot Starlink Satellites Over Ukraine: Tracking Tools and Tips
Thousands of SpaceX Starlink satellites orbit the Earth, and spotting them has become a global pastime. Ukrainians can use tools like Satellitemap and Findstarlink to track and view these satellites. As of July 8, 2025, SpaceX has launched 9,058 Starlink satellites, with 6,725 operational.
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Sean Duffy Appointed as NASA’s Interim Chief by President Trump
Sean Duffy, a former reality TV star and current Secretary of Transportation, has been named NASA’s interim chief by President Trump. Duffy, known for his unique background as a champion lumberjack and TV personality, steps in after Janet Petro. His tenure is uncertain as a permanent NASA chief has yet to be appointed.
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Starlink Satellites Visible Over Ukraine: When and Where to Watch
Starlink satellites will be visible over parts of Ukraine on July 12 at around 3:44 AM, but only in cities like Odessa, Dnipro, Poltava, and Kharkiv. Light pollution may hinder visibility, so observing from rural areas is recommended. Use services like Findstarlink to track their path and timing.
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Forecasters to Lose Key Weather Satellites Before Peak Hurricane Season
Meteorologists will lose access to three crucial DMSP weather satellites, vital for hurricane forecasting. These satellites provide microwave imagery to pinpoint storm centers and signs of intensification, improving hurricane track predictions by up to 75% since 1990. Experts warn, “the ability of DMSP data to identify signs of intensification is important.”
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NASA Parker Solar Probe Captures Closest-Ever Images of the Sun
NASA’s Parker Solar Probe has captured the closest-ever images of the Sun, just 3.8 million miles from its surface. Historic footage from December 24, 2024, will help improve space weather predictions and protect astronauts and technology, according to NASA’s Nicky Fox.
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Satellite Images Reveal Damage to US Al Udeid Air Base After Iranian Missile Strike
Satellite images from Planet Labs PBC reveal that an Iranian missile strike destroyed a geodesic dome housing secure communications equipment at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar. The radome, present before the attack, disappeared in later images, indicating targeted damage to critical US military infrastructure.
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China’s SJ-25 Satellite Tests First-Ever Orbital Refueling with SJ-21
China’s SJ-25 satellite, launched in January 2025, is reportedly testing orbital refueling technology with SJ-21 on geostationary orbit. This could mark the first in-orbit satellite refueling, potentially revolutionizing satellite lifespan and operations. “When our satellites approach, the Chinese ones immediately leave. That says a lot,” noted ex-US Space Command Deputy John Shaw.
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SpaceX Approved to Build Liquid Oxygen Plant Near South Texas Beach
SpaceX has received approval from Cameron County to construct an air separator facility near Boca Chica, Texas, to produce liquid oxygen and nitrogen for its rockets. The plant aims to reduce truck deliveries, but locals are concerned about environmental impacts. SpaceX must restore or replace any affected dunes as part of the permit conditions.
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Milky Way May Have 80-100 More Satellite Galaxies Than Previously Thought, Study Finds
A new study from Durham University suggests the Milky Way has 80-100 more satellite galaxies than previously detected, supporting the Lambda-CDM cosmological model. These faint ‘orphan’ galaxies lack dark matter halos, making them difficult to observe but crucial for understanding galaxy formation and the universe’s structure.
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Maxar Captures Clearest-Ever Satellite-to-Satellite Image of Shijian 26
Maxar Technologies has unveiled the clearest non-terrestrial image ever captured: a satellite photo of China’s Shijian 26 taken by another satellite, with a stunning 1.9 cm resolution. Susanne Hake, Maxar’s VP, called it a “crystalline image” and a breakthrough for space situational awareness and security applications.
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Jiamusi City Holds Special Meeting on Satellite Industry Development
Jiamusi City held a satellite industry meeting to accelerate satellite technology applications, promote industrial clustering, and support key technology breakthroughs. The city aims to integrate with national strategies, enhance cooperation with major institutes, and optimize policies to foster a robust satellite industry ecosystem and drive high-quality economic growth.
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