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Survival Guide: If an Asteroid Hits Earth

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NASA has confirmed it can deflect a deadly asteroid heading towards Earth. If the agency fails, four survival tactics can help you stay alive. While NASA recently confirmed that it can deflect a killer asteroid...
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The James Webb Telescope has discovered the coldest ice in the known universe – and it contains the building blocks of life

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Recent observations of ice molecules by the James Webb Space Telescope will help scientists understand how habitable planets form. Using the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), astronomers have observed and measured the coldest-ever ice in...
International

Stuck in space: The Soyuz MS-22 crew stay is extended by several months

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The ship depressurized, possibly after being hit by a micrometeorite The mission of the crew of the manned spacecraft "Soyuz MS-22" will be extended by several months. Sergey Krikalyov, executive director of Roscosmos for manned...
International

Two Earth-like planets have been discovered

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It is possible that extraterrestrial life is very close to us - 16 light years from Earth. Astronomers have discovered two planets similar to ours that are in the habitable zone of their solar system....
International

Scientists prepare rules for communication with aliens

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It is taken into account that we may not understand each other verbally SETI scientists have begun work on developing a method and standards for communication with extraterrestrial civilizations. They take into account the fact...
International

Snow on the ice moon Europa can rain from the bottom up

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Jupiter's moon Europa is perhaps the most interesting celestial body in the Solar System for astrobiologists. Europa is slightly smaller than our Moon, but unlike it, it has a surface of ice, under which...
Health

Magnetic storms: how they affect health and how to protect ourselves from them

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The geomagnetic situation on our planet remains unstable over the weekend. After the strong magnetic storm on August 18, a weak G1 magnetic storm was recorded today after another coronal mass ejection (CME) from...
International

The new Russian space station

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The Rocket and Space Corporation "Energy" (part of Roscosmos) for the first time shows a model of a prospective Russian orbital station at the "Army-2022" forum, reports TASS on 15th of August. The layout shows...
Fashion

G-Shock launches “space” watch in honor of NASA

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This model is approved for use in spacecraft and on board the ISS. Launched Casio G-Shock watch in orange, which is dedicated to the NASA space agency. The full model name is GWM5610NASA4. The case and...
Culture

Roscosmos and NASA agreed on cross-flights to the ISS

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Roscosmos and NASA have signed an ISS cross-flight agreement under which the agencies will launch mixed crews of Russian and American cosmonauts on their spacecraft. The first two flights under the agreement will take...
International

Europe finally refused to cooperate with Russia on the ExoMars mission

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The European Space Agency (ESA) has decided to permanently end cooperation with Roscosmos on the second part of the ExoMars project, which involved sending a Russian landing platform and a European rover to Mars,...
International

A large amount of alcohol in the center of the Milky Way found

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According to scientists, the discovery will help us better understand how stars are formed A team from the Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy in Germany discovered a cloud of propanol alcohol molecules located at...
International

The American spacecraft Cygnus has finally done what only the Russian Soyuz could before: it successfully corrected the orbit of the ISS

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The last attempt failed, but this time it worked. The American spacecraft Cygnus yesterday for the first time fully and successfully performed an operation to correct the orbit of the International Space Station. This was...
International

An unprecedented discovery by astronomers of what is in our galaxy

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An astronomical team has discovered a strange object in the center of the Milky Way, resembling a miniature spiral galaxy orbiting a massive star, ScienceAlert reports, citing a publication in the journal Nature Astronomy. The...
News

Stellar “Ghost” Discovered: Astronomers May Have Detected a “Dark” Free-Floating Black Hole

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Gravitational microlensing turns up <span class="glossaryLink" aria-describedby="tt" data-cmtooltip="black holeA black hole is a place in space where the pull of gravity is so strong not even light can escape it. Astronomers classify black holes...
International

The ice on the moon may come from ancient volcanoes

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This can be a valuable source of water for the future colony The moon is again interesting for humanity and it is preparing for new missions next to it, including building a permanent base there....
Defense

Top-secret satellite of the Russian Federation “Cosmos 2555” with the letter Z burned up in the atmosphere

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The Russian optical surveillance satellite has only been in space for 20 days. The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation hopes that its successor Cosmos-2556 will be more reliable. The Russian military satellite Cosmos-2555,...
International

The Sun: when and how will our star die?

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The Sun, without which life would never be possible on Earth, is not eternal. This is what the end of our star, which is 4.6 billion years old today, should look like. The lifespan of...
Defense

A brand new Russian military satellite seems to be falling into the atmosphere

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The military satellite Cosmos 2555, launched on April 29 with the Angara-1.2 launch vehicle, could burn up in the atmosphere as early as June. Information about this appeared in the Telegram channel Alpha Centauri...
International

One tea bag for two: Elizabeth II remembered the meeting with Gagarin

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The queen considered the astronaut a real gentleman. Yuri Gagarin's visit to Buckingham Palace was remembered by the Queen and all members of her family for a long time. The cosmonaut, without hesitation, offered Her Majesty...
International

An asteroid from the family of the Chelyabinsk meteorite flies to Earth: when to expect a guest

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A large space rock, 1.1 km in diameter, flies towards the Earth at a speed of 13 km/s. An asteroid called 7335 (1989 JA) is considered potentially hazardous to our planet due to its size...
International

A Turk in space, a mission to the moon, a kebab in the stratosphere – the Turkish space program inspires

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Turkey continues to pursue its ambitious plans to become a space power and plans to send its first astronaut into space next year. Meanwhile, her ambitions seem to inspire even ordinary people - on...
ENTERTAINMENT

Astronauts showed how they dance a waltz in zero gravity on the ISS

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Astronaut Matthias Maurer will miss such antics on Earth SpaceX Crew-3 crew members had some fun on the International Space Station before returning home. Astronaut Matthias Maurer tweeted a video of himself and his partners dancing...
International

Tiangong orbital complex

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China announced the successful completion of the initial stage of the creation of the Tiangong orbital complex The relevant department announced that they had achieved all the goals during the tests of key technologies, the...
International

The crew of the first private flight to the ISS landed on Earth

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Their 17-day tour cost $ 55 million per person Three rich businessmen have returned safely to Earth from the International Space Station, the Associated Press reported, quoted by dariknews.bg. The Dragon ship took three businessmen to...
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