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NASA Streams Cat Video From Deep Space Using Laser
13h ago Space

NASA Streams Cat Video From Deep Space Using Laser

NASA has successfully streamed a video featuring an orange tabby cat from deep space using laser technology. The video signal traveled nearly 19 million miles, showcasing the capabilities of streaming data from long distances. This advancement in communications technology could support future human exploration to Mars and improve the quality of scientific instruments used in space.

NASA Streams Cat Video From Deep, Deep Space
1d ago Space

NASA Streams Cat Video From Deep, Deep Space

Using laser communication, NASA streamed a cat video from almost 20 million miles away, or 40 round trip flights to the moon.

James Webb zooms in on Uranus
1d ago Space

James Webb zooms in on Uranus

The James Webb Space Telescope captures stunning images of Uranus.

Blue Origin's New Shepard Rocket Launch Scrubbed Due to Ground System Issue
2d ago Space

Blue Origin's New Shepard Rocket Launch Scrubbed Due to Ground System Issue

Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket launch was postponed due to a ground system issue, delaying the rocket's return to flight after a previous failure.

SpaceX's Falcon Heavy Rocket to Launch Experimental Space Plane for U.S. Space Force
3d ago Space

SpaceX's Falcon Heavy Rocket to Launch Experimental Space Plane for U.S. Space Force

SpaceX has announced a new target launch date for its Falcon Heavy rocket, which will carry an experimental space plane for the U.S. Space Force.

Large Solar Flare Reported: Here’s What That Means
3d ago Space

Large Solar Flare Reported: Here’s What That Means

A huge solar flare was just reported. Known as an X-class flare, it’s among the most potent solar flares that can occur, and it’s causing some shortwave radio blackouts on Earth. Here’s what else you need to know.

Biggest Solar Flare in Years Disrupts Radio Signals on Earth
4d ago Space

Biggest Solar Flare in Years Disrupts Radio Signals on Earth

A massive solar flare and radio burst temporarily disrupted radio communication on Earth, causing interference for two hours. Scientists are monitoring the sunspot region for further activity that could lead to geomagnetic storms and auroras.

NASA Discovers Lost Tomatoes on International Space Station
5d ago Space

NASA Discovers Lost Tomatoes on International Space Station

NASA recently found two dehydrated tomatoes that were lost on the International Space Station in 2022. The discovery highlights the effects of the onboard humidity on food and the importance of growing fresh food for future space missions.