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Voyager CEO Says Lunar Base Plans Could Enable Moon Living By 2030
He said that the early lunar base will likely rely on expandable, inflatable habitats, which are structures that launch compactly and then grow.
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NASA Shuts Down Voyager 1 Instrument to Extend Mission Life in Deep Space
NASA has shut down an instrument on Voyager 1 to conserve power, extending its mission in interstellar space as it continues to send valuable data back to Earth.
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NASA Shuts Off Key Instrument On Voyager 1 To "Keep Humanity's 1st Interstellar Explorer Going"
The instrument was used to measure low-energy charged particles, including ions, electrons, cosmic rays originating from our solar system and galaxy.
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3 Months, 37,000 km: A Chinese Cargo Ship's Long Voyage To Deliver Cranes
After more than three months at sea and crossing three oceans, the vessel docked at the Port of Kingston in Jamaica in October.
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Expedition 73 Astronauts Conduct Physics Experiments, Health Research, and Tech Tests on ISS
The Expedition 73 Crew commences the week by configuring advanced physics, blood circulation studies, and more at the International Space Station.
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James Webb Telescope Discovers Tiny New Moon Orbiting Uranus
A team from the Southwest Research Institute has discovered a tiny new moon orbiting Uranus using NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope. The moon, called S/2025 U1, is just 6 miles (10 kilometers) wide, too small for Voyager 2 to detect during its 1986 flyby. This discovery brings Uranus’s total known moons to 29, with S/2025 U1 orbiting 35,000 mil...
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New Study Reveals Uranus Generates Its Own Internal Heat
The amount of heat emitted from Uranus is also influenced by its extremely long seasons, each lasting over 20 years.
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Uranus Found Emitting Internal Heat, Reviving Hopes for Flagship NASA Mission
Astronomers have discovered that Uranus emits 12% more heat than it receives from sunlight, contradicting past data from Voyager 2. The internal warmth likely comes from leftover energy in the planet’s core, offering clues to its tilt and interior structure. This unexpected heat has intensified calls for a flagship NASA mission to Uranus. Scienti...
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Voyager Station: All You Need To Know About The Upcoming First-Ever Space Hotel
Voyager Station will be equipped with several amenities, including a restaurant, a bar, a gym, a concert hall and even a cinema complex.
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Cruise Passenger Spots Billionaire Richard Branson Casually Enjoying Pizza, Video Goes Viral
A viral clip showing British business magnate Richard Branson relishing pizza onboard one of his own cruises has taken Instagram by storm.
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Scientists Finally Discover How Long a Day Lasts on Uranus
Astronomers confirm Uranus’ rotation period using internal oscillation modeling for the first time. On Uranus, a day just lasts far longer. More precise rotational time observations of the gas giant should enable scientists to plan visits to investigate it. Unlike on Mars and Earth, savage windstorms make it far more difficult to identify the rot...
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"48-Hour Rollercoaster": Video Shows Ship Crossing Notorious Drake Passage
An Antarctica cruise voyage became what one traveller called a "48-hour rollercoaster", navigating the notorious Drake Passage - a famously dangerous waterway connecting Antarctica and South America.
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Virgin Voyages Launches Year-Long Unlimited Cruise Pass For $1,20,000
Virgin Voyages has raised the bar for luxury travel with the introduction of an exclusive year-long cruise pass priced at $1,20,000.
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After Weeks-Long Blackout, NASA's Voyager 1 Continues To Operate Normally
The National Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) has confirmed that its engineers have successfully restored contact with Voyager 1.
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NASA Restores Communications with Voyager 1, Ending 2023 Power Glitch
After a communication failure caused by a power glitch in October, NASA has restored contact with Voyager 1. The spacecraft, now 15.4 billion miles away, continues to transmit data from its remaining instruments. The probe's systems were affected by energy limitations, but the problem was resolved in November, allowing its scientific mission to con...
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Voyager CEO Says Lunar Base Plans Could Enable Moon Living By 2030
He said that the early lunar base will likely rely on expandable, inflatable habitats, which are structures that launch compactly and then grow.
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NASA Shuts Down Voyager 1 Instrument to Extend Mission Life in Deep Space
NASA has shut down an instrument on Voyager 1 to conserve power, extending its mission in interstellar space as it continues to send valuable data back to Earth.
-
NASA Shuts Off Key Instrument On Voyager 1 To "Keep Humanity's 1st Interstellar Explorer Going"
The instrument was used to measure low-energy charged particles, including ions, electrons, cosmic rays originating from our solar system and galaxy.
-
3 Months, 37,000 km: A Chinese Cargo Ship's Long Voyage To Deliver Cranes
After more than three months at sea and crossing three oceans, the vessel docked at the Port of Kingston in Jamaica in October.
-
Expedition 73 Astronauts Conduct Physics Experiments, Health Research, and Tech Tests on ISS
The Expedition 73 Crew commences the week by configuring advanced physics, blood circulation studies, and more at the International Space Station.
-
James Webb Telescope Discovers Tiny New Moon Orbiting Uranus
A team from the Southwest Research Institute has discovered a tiny new moon orbiting Uranus using NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope. The moon, called S/2025 U1, is just 6 miles (10 kilometers) wide, too small for Voyager 2 to detect during its 1986 flyby. This discovery brings Uranus’s total known moons to 29, with S/2025 U1 orbiting 35,000 mil...
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New Study Reveals Uranus Generates Its Own Internal Heat
The amount of heat emitted from Uranus is also influenced by its extremely long seasons, each lasting over 20 years.
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Uranus Found Emitting Internal Heat, Reviving Hopes for Flagship NASA Mission
Astronomers have discovered that Uranus emits 12% more heat than it receives from sunlight, contradicting past data from Voyager 2. The internal warmth likely comes from leftover energy in the planet’s core, offering clues to its tilt and interior structure. This unexpected heat has intensified calls for a flagship NASA mission to Uranus. Scienti...
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Voyager Station: All You Need To Know About The Upcoming First-Ever Space Hotel
Voyager Station will be equipped with several amenities, including a restaurant, a bar, a gym, a concert hall and even a cinema complex.
-
Cruise Passenger Spots Billionaire Richard Branson Casually Enjoying Pizza, Video Goes Viral
A viral clip showing British business magnate Richard Branson relishing pizza onboard one of his own cruises has taken Instagram by storm.
-
Scientists Finally Discover How Long a Day Lasts on Uranus
Astronomers confirm Uranus’ rotation period using internal oscillation modeling for the first time. On Uranus, a day just lasts far longer. More precise rotational time observations of the gas giant should enable scientists to plan visits to investigate it. Unlike on Mars and Earth, savage windstorms make it far more difficult to identify the rot...
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"48-Hour Rollercoaster": Video Shows Ship Crossing Notorious Drake Passage
An Antarctica cruise voyage became what one traveller called a "48-hour rollercoaster", navigating the notorious Drake Passage - a famously dangerous waterway connecting Antarctica and South America.
-
Virgin Voyages Launches Year-Long Unlimited Cruise Pass For $1,20,000
Virgin Voyages has raised the bar for luxury travel with the introduction of an exclusive year-long cruise pass priced at $1,20,000.
-
After Weeks-Long Blackout, NASA's Voyager 1 Continues To Operate Normally
The National Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) has confirmed that its engineers have successfully restored contact with Voyager 1.
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NASA Restores Communications with Voyager 1, Ending 2023 Power Glitch
After a communication failure caused by a power glitch in October, NASA has restored contact with Voyager 1. The spacecraft, now 15.4 billion miles away, continues to transmit data from its remaining instruments. The probe's systems were affected by energy limitations, but the problem was resolved in November, allowing its scientific mission to con...
