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Starliner didn't take off: first manned flight of Boeing spacecraft canceled due to oxygen valve problems

Another launch attempt may be scheduled for Friday, however delays have become typical of the mission due to constant problems with the development of the spacecraft. NASA postponed the launch of Starliner, the first Boeing crewed spacecraft that wa...

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Fusion record: 50 million °C for 6 minutes at the WEST reactor maintained by French and American scientists

A new record of thermonuclear fusion has been achieved by researchers from the US Department of Energy, the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, and the French Commission on Alternative and Atomic Energy in the WEST tokamak with a tungsten wall. For ...

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Hubble Network has established the first-ever Bluetooth connection with a satellite

Hubble Network became the world's first company to establish a Bluetooth connection directly with a satellite. The startup launched its first two satellites into orbit as part of the SpaceX Transporter-10 mission in March. The company confirmed that ...

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China showed the project of a space base on the Moon - for some reason there was a NASA shuttle, decommissioned back in 2011

The video from the Chinese National Space Administration extensively describes the large lunar outpost, interestingly featuring CGI of a NASA space shuttle taking off from the surface of the Moon. The project is known as the International Lunar Resea...

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Scientists turn PCBs into jelly for better recycling

Scientists from the University of Washington have invented new circuit boards that could significantly reduce the amount of electronic waste. These boards partially turn into a gel that can be easily recycled. Among other components, circuit boards u...

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Nokia will launch LTE on the moon in 2024... 'It's been done before'

The website Space.com reports that Nokia is developing an LTE/4G communication system for the Moon. The first part of it may be launched by the end of this year. The hardware for the simplified version of the network is set to be launched later this ...

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Legendary Voyager 1 "called" home after 5 months of no communications

On April 20, the NASA spacecraft "Voyager 1", which is currently outside the Solar System, updated data on the state of its "health" and sent quite suitable information for analysis after transmitting gibberish for 5 months. This relates to informati...

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Faulty stars appear to be able to generate their own aurora borealis - thanks to a hidden exoluna

Studying the data collected by the James Webb Space Telescope, astronomers have detected methane emissions coming from a brown dwarf, or "failed star" - previously it was believed that these worlds were not warm enough for this phenomenon. "The pres...

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"Comet Devil" is brightest on April 21 - it happens once every 71 years

On Sunday, April 21, Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks, known as the "Devil Comet", the "Horned Comet", or the "Millennium Falcon", became the most noticeable in the sky. This celestial body, which visits the Solar System every 71 years, reached perihelion - the...

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NASA has confirmed that a cargo pallet prop that was dropped from the ISS back in 2021 has fallen on a house in Florida

Space debris was simply thrown out of the station - it was supposed to burn up in the Earth's atmosphere, but one of the fragments "survived" and pierced the roof and floor of a two-story house of a Florida resident. Hello. Looks like one of those ...

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Goodbye "keratin". Some hair straightening products will be banned in the U.S., but the rest aren't too safe either

It is expected that at the end of April, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will ban the use of formaldehyde in currently popular hair straightening products, however, experts say this is "not enough". Formaldehyde (formalin or methylene glyc...

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U.S. space forces plan first military exercise in space

The US Space Forces have announced collaboration with Rocket Lab and True Anomaly for a groundbreaking mission aimed at demonstrating how military forces can counter "aggression in orbit." During this mission, a spacecraft created and launched by Roc...

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Astronomers have for the first time seen a rainbow outside the solar system - near a distant "hellish planet"

The talk is about the exoplanet WASP-76 b, which delighted researchers with a bright light show, better known as the "glory" - previously it was observed only within the Solar System. Infernal planet WASP-76 b is located approximately 637 light-year...

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Delta IV Heavy rocket last flew into space - it had been in use for 20 years

The evening of April 9, Delta IV Heavy completed its last mission and ended its 20-year flying career - the heavy carrier rocket ULA launched a classified military satellite into space for US reconnaissance (National Reconnaissance Office). This laun...

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Moon 'turned inside out' billions of years ago - and planetologists have proof

What was on the surface of the young Moon moved into the depths of the satellite, and what was inside came out into the light. For decades, scientists have been discussing the possibility that billions of years ago the Moon "turned inside out" - in ...

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