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18 Aug 2019
- 20:51 UTC Space-For-All at Ho... Student and amateur CubeSat news roundup – Aug.18.2019
- 20:39 UTC Astro Watch It’s a Bird! It’s a Plane! It’s…12,000 Satellites. Could ... Aerospace juggernauts SpaceX, Boeing and now Amazon hope to drastically improve satellite internet, one batch of low-orbiting satellites at a time. The most recent SpaceX launch added 60 satellites to ...
- 20:29 UTC Not Even Wrong What’s the difference between Copenhagen and Everett? I’ve just finished reading Sean Carroll’s forthcoming new book, will write something about it in the next few weeks. Reading the book and thinking about it did clarify various issues ...
- 19:37 UTC Parabolic Arc NASA Television Coverage Set for Uncrewed Soyuz Mission t... Soyuz MS-11 spacecraft docking at the International Space Station. (Credit: NASA) HOUSTON (NASA PR) — An uncrewed Russian Soyuz spacecraft is set to launch from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan ...
- 19:23 UTC Parabolic Arc Rocket Lab Launch Reset for Tuesday New Zealand Time Electron lifts off with U.S. Air Force satellites. (Credit: Rocket Lab) After a scrub due to high winds, Rocket Lab has rescheduled its latest Electron Look Ma, No Hands launch ...
- 18:50 UTC SpacePolicyOnline.c... What’s Happening in Space Policy August 18-31, 2019 Here is SpacePolicyOnline.com’s list of space policy events for the next TWO weeks, August 18-31, 2019 and any insight we can offer about them. The House and Senate are in ...
- 17:58 UTC NASA Watch MSFC Offers Time Off If People Go To A Meeting With The B... Always enjoy town halls at @NASA centers. Our @NASA_Marshall workforce will be critical for our #Artemis program. I'm grateful for the incredibly talented team here in Alabama! pic.twitter.com/hcT3acgfYx— Jim Bridenstine ...
- 17:58 UTC What's Up? The Spac... MOON NEWS Hey Space Placers!The Moon shines brightly in gamma rays as seen in this time sequence from NASA’s Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope. Each 5-by-5-degree image is centered on the Moon and ...
- 16:00 UTC SPACE.com Marvel's 'Avengers' Heading on 'Epic Space Adventure' Thi...
- 16:00 UTC SPACE.com Rian Johnson's Star Wars Trilogy Aiming 'Beyond the Legac...
- 14:43 UTC Tom's Astronomy Blo... Moving on Mars The 2021 landing on Mars for the ExoMars 2020 mission is getting closer every day. Once we get there how are we going to move about? Here are some of ...
- 13:46 UTC AmericaSpace Remembering Voyager 2’s Visit With Neptune, 30 Years On (...
- 12:26 UTC Astro Watch Moon Glows Brighter Than Sun in Images From NASA's Fermi If our eyes could see high-energy radiation called gamma rays, the Moon would appear brighter than the Sun! That’s how NASA’s Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope has seen our neighbor in ...
- 12:20 UTC SPACE.com Hubble Telescope Spots Two Galaxies in a Doomed (but Dazz...
- 12:18 UTC Astronaut.com Nasa picks headquarters for Moon lander The post Nasa picks headquarters for Moon lander appeared first on Astronaut.
- 12:14 UTC Parabolic Arc Kleos Space Luxembourg: A space-powered data business Andy Bowyer (Credit: Luxembourg Space Agency) Andy Bowyer, CEO and Founder of Kleos Space Luxembourg, shines a light on dark activity at sea. Luxembourg Space Agency Q&A Can you tell ...
- 12:10 UTC SPACE.com NASA Is Investigating the Impact of Arctic Wildfires on E...
- 12:06 UTC SPACE.com NASA Robots Rove Through Caves for Underground DARPA Comp...
- 12:00 UTC EarthSky Blog Meet WASP-121b, a hot ‘heavy metal’ exoplanet Artist’s concept of WASP-121b, which orbits so close to its star and is so hot that heavy metal gases in its atmosphere are escaping into space. Image via Engine House ...
- 11:49 UTC EarthSky Blog Arecibo Observatory gets $12.3 million grant The beam-steering mechanism and some antennas at world-famous Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico. Ferdinand Arroyo, from Sociedad de Astronomía del Caribe (Astronomical Society of the Caribbean) took this beautiful photo ...
- 10:54 UTC Parabolic Arc Luxembourg, NorthStar to Cooperate on a Common Clean Spac... MONTREAL (Luxembourg Space Agency PR) — During the visit of Luxembourg’s Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of the Economy, Étienne Schneider to the NorthStar Earth & Space headquarters in Montreal, a ...
- 09:48 UTC Astro Watch Young Jupiter Was Smacked Head-on By Massive Newborn Plan... A colossal, head-on collision between Jupiter and a still-forming planet in the early solar system, about 4.5 billion years ago, could explain surprising readings from NASA's Juno spacecraft, according to ...
- 08:27 UTC Rocketeers Why space should be the first destination for investors
- 08:24 UTC Rocketeers Open Cosmos: Disruptive innovation in nanosatellites
- 08:20 UTC Rocketeers Policy Exchange: A Strategic Space Vision for the UK
- 08:00 UTC The Guardian Martin Rees: ‘Climate change is a doddle compared with te...
- 06:00 UTC Astronomy Now A supernova that may shed light on how the first stars di... An artist’s impression of a supernova – SN2016iet – going off in a dense stellar environment. Image: Gemini Observatory/NSF/AURA/ illustration by Joy PollardAstronomers have found an apparent pair-instability supernova, the ...
- 05:50 UTC SALT Astronomy Night Log 2019-08-17 SA: Dani��lSO: TheaOthers: Keith ----------------------------------------------------------------------Summary---------------------------------------------------------------------- Clear night with many observations of mixed priorites. Science data taken for:2019-1-SCI-010 P1 HRS (Exoplanets from TESS with @EllieInSpace)2018-2-MLT-005 P3 RSS (Probing the winds from ...
- 05:13 UTC David Reneke's Worl... Elon Musk Wants To Nuke Mars! Seriously.
- 05:00 UTC David Reneke's Worl... Rocket Lab Catch Its Booster In Mid-Air With A Helicopter
- 04:51 UTC David Reneke's Worl... Milky Way Galaxy Black Hole Suddenly Lights Up
- 04:00 UTC NASA: Earth Observa... The Cape of Good Hope Originally named the Cape of Storms, it was later renamed to Good Hope in order to attract more people to the Cape Sea Route. Read More...
- 01:53 UTC David Reneke's Worl... Flat-Earther To Launch Himself In Shaky Homemade Steam Ro...
17 Aug 2019
- 23:34 UTC Parabolic Arc New Chinese Booster Launches 3 Satellites Xinhua reports that a new Smart Dragon-1 booster launched three satellites into orbit from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center on its maiden flight. The rocket, developed by the China Rocket ...
- 23:27 UTC Parabolic Arc ISRO Asks Private Companies to Build PSLV PSLV booster launches EMISAT. (Credit: ISRO) The Times of India reports that ISRO is asking commercial companies to build its workhorse booster for the first time: In a major push ...
- 23:20 UTC Parabolic Arc Babin Disappointed in NASA Decision to Make NASA Marshall... Astronauts explore a crater at the lunar south pole. (Credit: NASA) DEER PARK, Texas – Congressman Brian Babin (TX-36) issued the following statement in response to NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine’s ...
- 22:48 UTC Parabolic Arc Northrop Grumman Becomes First Commercial Partner to Use ... From left to right, Kennedy Space Center Director Bob Cabana, Northrop Grumman Vice President and OmegA Capture Lead Kent Rominger, and Col. Thomas Ste. Marie, vice commander of the U.S. ...
- 22:26 UTC Astro Watch How Many Earth-like Planets Are Around Sun-like Stars? A new study provides the most accurate estimate of the frequency that planets that are similar to Earth in size and in distance from their host star occur around stars ...
- 21:26 UTC Spaceflight Now China’s Jielong 1 smallsat launcher successful on first f... The first flight of the Chinese Jielong 1 rocket lifted off from the Jiuquan space center in northwestern China at 0411 GMT (12:11 a.m. EDT) Saturday. Credit: XinhuaA solid-fueled small ...
- 19:18 UTC AmericaSpace Giant Radio Ear: Remembering Voyager 2’s Encounter With N...
- 19:00 UTC Scientific American Protocells, Bombardment, Martian Erosion and Biofluoresce...
- 17:58 UTC Universe Today When it Comes to Gamma Radiation, the Moon is Actually Br...
- 17:31 UTC The Ancient Solar S... Mini nuclear reactors for the Moon and Mars, miniature wa... Pick 'o the podcastsFuture In-Space Operations (FISO) Working Group Presentations: Miniaturized nuclear reactors for the Moon and MarsThis is not technically a podcast, rather a series of actual teleconferenced presentations ...
- 17:30 UTC Backreaction How we know that Einstein's General Relativity cannot be ...
- 16:47 UTC NASASpaceFlight.com China successfully conducts first launch of Smart Dragon-... For the fourth time in less than 10 months – and the second one to claim a successful flight – China has debuted a new small satellite launch vehicle based ...
- 16:24 UTC Astro Bob Cosmic Rays Make The Moon Glow Brighter Than The Sun A rainbow represents only a slice of the full electromagnetic spectrum — the part we call visible light. Beyond red, there is infrared and radio light; beyond violet we enter ...
- 16:00 UTC SPACE.com Kylo Ren Force Grips His Way into 'Star Wars Resistance' ...
- 15:00 UTC SPACE.com Ewan McGregor in Talks for Obi-Wan Kenobi Show on Disney+...
- 14:01 UTC Starts With a Bang! Ask Ethan: What Has TESS Accomplished In Its First Year O... An illustration of NASA’s TESS satellite and its capabilities of imaging transiting exoplanets. Kepler has given us more exoplanets than any other mission, and it revealed them all through the ...
- 13:29 UTC Tom's Astronomy Blo... A Dragon Launch But not SpaceX Launch Vehicle: Smart Dragon 1 Mission: Satellite launch (x3) Spaceport: Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center Spaceport location: Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center

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