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Space Exploration

Coverage of rocket launches, space missions, and the agencies and companies exploring space.

Launches, missions, and space agencies.

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Amazon Leo Launch Plans Hit a New Glenn Stress Test
ScienceSpace Industry
Amazon Leo Launch Plans Hit a New Glenn Stress Test
A New Glenn test explosion and a same-day Atlas V mission put Amazon Leo launch cadence, satellite broadband competition, and provider risk in focus.
Tara IyerMay 29, 202612 min read
Space, discovery, and the science behind the headlines.Read story
ScienceAstronomy and Cosmos
JWST Black Hole Finding Puts Galaxy Formation in Reverse
A new JWST measurement of Abell2744-QSO1 suggests a 50-million-solar-mass black hole may have grown before its host galaxy did.
Tara IyerMay 28, 202612 min read
Space, discovery, and the science behind the headlines.Read story
SciencePhysics and Materials
LHC Decay Anomaly Keeps New Physics Question Open
The LHC decay anomaly is one of particle physics' more serious current tensions, but the new B-meson result still needs more data before discovery claims.
Tara IyerMay 26, 202612 min read
Space, discovery, and the science behind the headlines.Read story
ScienceAstronomy and Cosmos
TESS Exoplanet Map Turns Planet Hunting Into Follow-Up Work
NASA's TESS exoplanet map and new machine-learning surveys show why planet hunting is shifting from finding faint signals to deciding which worlds deserve follow-up.
Tara IyerMay 23, 202612 min read
Space, discovery, and the science behind the headlines.Read story
ScienceAstronomy and Cosmos
Euclid Q2 Data Release Puts Lens Hunt on June Calendar
Euclid Q2 data release timing and the Space Warps lens hunt make June an important checkpoint for astronomers tracking dark matter and galaxy structure.
Tara IyerMay 21, 202613 min read
Space, discovery, and the science behind the headlines.Read story
ScienceEarth and Environment Science
River Oxygen Loss Study Puts Tropical Waters At Risk
A new river oxygen loss study tracked more than 21,000 river reaches and found widespread deoxygenation linked to warming, with tropical rivers most exposed.
Tara IyerMay 20, 202612 min read
Space, discovery, and the science behind the headlines.Read story