Next year, a large comet, which some believe resembles the Millennium Falcon, could potentially be seen from Earth.

According to the British Astronomy Association, a large comet known as 12P/Pons-Brooks has experienced two explosions within a span of four months while approaching Earth. Astronomers have closely monitored the comet and its “outbursts,” which involve sudden and significant releases of dust and gas. Some have even compared its appearance to that of the Millennium

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Russian astronauts avoided a coolant leak during a spacewalk after identifying the damaged radiator as the source.

Two Russian astronauts went outside of the International Space Station on Wednesday and successfully contained a leaking radiator, resulting in leftover coolant being released into space from the leak site. Oleg Kononenko, a cosmonaut, intended to absorb the accumulated coolant using a towel. However, he was instructed to vacate the premises promptly after he noticed

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NASA sent a spacecraft called Psyche to explore a valuable asteroid containing rare metals, launching it on a six-year journey that cost $1.2 billion.

Starting off with a bang, NASA’s $1.2 billion project Psyche asteroid probe Launched on Friday via a Falcon Heavy rocket, the spacecraft embarked on a journey of 2.2 billion miles into space towards a unique asteroid rich in metals. This asteroid could potentially provide insight on the formation of rocky planets such as Earth. Lindy

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Scientists report that samples retrieved from the asteroid Bennu by NASA contain both carbon and water.

Rocks and soil gathered from the space rock known as Bennu NASA’s OSIRIS-REx probe recently returned samples from space to Earth, revealing a high concentration of carbon and water-bearing clay minerals. These minerals date back to the early days of the solar system, providing valuable information about the origin of our planet. This discovery also

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The Atlas 5 rocket has successfully launched two Amazon satellites for the purpose of testing a space-based internet service.

On Friday, a rocket from United Launch Alliance called Atlas 5 was launched. It carried two internet satellites for Amazon’s Kuiper program into orbit. This adds to the competition in the space-based broadband market that is currently controlled by SpaceX. According to Rajeev Badyal, vice president of technology for Project Kuiper, although we have conducted

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