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November career horoscope: 5 zodiac signs could rethink their careers and the first clue may come from an old contact

November’s career horoscope points to unexpected openings for five zodiac signs. The end of Mercury retrograde and Jupiter in Leo set the backdrop for revisiting old offers and getting noticed at work. For some, the biggest change could be realizing that the job they once wanted no longer fits the…

The Economic Times · 2h ago

European survey reveals 900m galaxies – and possibly secrets of ‘dark universe’

Unprecedented view of cosmos provided by Euclid mission throws up many more cases of gravitational lensing

The Guardian - UK · 9h ago

In a Florence library, a 1551 astronomy book held handwritten notes that went unnoticed for centuries; a historian recognised them as Galileo’s writing from around 1590

A historian in Florence has discovered handwritten annotations believed to be Galileo Galilei’s in a 1551 copy of Ptolemy’s Almagest. The discovery sheds light on Galileo’s early engagement with geocentric astronomy before he became a leading supporter of heliocentrism. The mathematical notes and an accompanying biblical passage offer a rare…

The Economic Times · 10h ago

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Powering Up the Moon: Redwire’s $40 Million NASA Award

Redwire won a $40 million NASA lunar solar power contract and posted record backlog near $620 million and 32.3% gross margins, despite a third-quarter revenue miss tied to delayed defense hardware deliveries.

MarketBeat · Nov 11

Mackenzie Crook to direct space exploration tale Mars Express

Mackenzie Crook will make his feature directorial debut on Mars Express, which tells the remarkable true story of Colin and Judith Pillinger's bid to find life on the Red Planet.

BANG Premier · Nov 11

The space rocket I could have been aboard explodes: Rhiannon Adam’s best photograph

‘I was chosen to go around the Moon on a SpaceX starship. Preparations took over my life. Then, four minutes into watching a rocket on a test flight, it broke apart. And that was the end of my adventure’

The Guardian - UK · Nov 11

In 2025, over 1,000 volunteers searched telescope images for galaxies that bend light; they helped find 497 possible cosmic lenses

Volunteers from around the world are actively participating in the Space Warps project to analyze galaxy images. They help identify rare gravitational lens candidates using data from the Euclid Space Telescope. This collaboration combines human observations with machine-learning systems for more accurate results. The project emphasizes the importance of citizen…

The Economic Times · Nov 11

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Want to live on the moon? NASA opens recruitment for Artemis programme

NASA is expanding its astronaut corps for the first time in two years. As the US space agency grows its Artemis programme, recruitment is in progress for a brand-new class of space explorers who will train to "live and work beyond Earth".

France 24 · Nov 11

November Horoscope: Two retrogrades end, and life could get lighter for these 4 zodiac signs

Four zodiac signs could find the rest of November easier than its opening days. The Scorpio New Moon and the end of two retrogrades set the backdrop for a shift in how they handle work and relationships. For some, the biggest relief may come from letting go of an obligation…

The Economic Times · Nov 10

John Glenn’s Two Spaceflights: from Friendship 7 to Discovery; ageing research reshaped space travel

Over a remarkable timeline of 36 years, John Glenn achieved stellar milestones in space exploration. His debut in 1962 made history when he became the first American to complete an orbit around Earth. Later, in 1998 at the age of 77, he participated in the STS-95 mission, exploring the effects…

The Times of India · Nov 10

Mars and Jupiter converge this weekend, but fireballs after dark could steal the show first

Mars and Jupiter converge in the eastern sky before sunrise on November 15 and appear especially close the following morning.Both events are visible without a telescope, but they call for different viewing times.

The Economic Times · Nov 9

Nasa is looking for new astronauts. Here's what you need to qualify

Want to fly to the moon and help build a permanent lunar base

The Independent UK · Nov 7

‘Mind-blowing’: dark-sky fans gather on Exmoor to see what light pollution hides

The UK is 14th most light-polluted country, but in south-west England the veil is lifted at the dark skies festival

The Guardian - UK · Nov 7

Jupiter in Leo: 3 zodiac signs could finally get the lucky break they have been waiting for on November 7

The November 7, 2026, horoscope suggests Jupiter in Leo could give three zodiac signs a welcome boost in confidence. For some people that could mean settling a decision they’ve been putting off or speaking up about an opportunity.

The Economic Times · Nov 6

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Evening Standard · Nov 5

Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings

The advanced system will aid precise touchdowns and help detect and avoid potential hazards, which is critical for missions.

The Economic Times · Nov 5

Mercury retrograde ends November 13. These 3 zodiac signs could get a second shot at getting their finances in order

The Nov. 9–15 horoscope singles out Cancer, Virgo and Libra for potential gains in money and work.Cancer could find a partner for a stalled project, while Virgo may feel ready to ask for better pay.

The Economic Times · Nov 5

Laika became the first dog to orbit Earth 69 years ago. Decades later, a scientist revealed what really happened hust hours after launch

Laika became the first animal to orbit Earth when the Soviet Union launched Sputnik 2 in November 1957. While the mission made history, the stray dog died just hours after liftoff. A Russian scientist revealed the actual circumstances of her death in 2002, challenging the Soviet Union's earlier account of…

International Business Times UK · Nov 5

NASA's Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory Burns Up Over Indonesia After High‑Risk Re-Entry and Failed Rescue

NASA's Swift telescope burns up over Indonesia after a high‑risk re-entry and failed private rescue, raising fresh questions over satellite end‑of‑life safety.

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Bored Panda · Nov 5

The 2026 Astrophotography Prize Winners Show Just How Incredible Our Universe Is (20 Pics)

From glowing auroras and breathtaking night skies to distant nebulae and mysterious clouds of interstellar dust, the 2026 Astrophotography Prize showcases some truly extraordinary views of our universe. This year's competition attracted nearly 500 entries from photographers across 22 countries, highlighting the incredible skill, creativity, and patience required to capture…

The Independent UK · Nov 4

NASA space telescope plunges to Earth after two decades studying cosmic explosions

One of NASA's premier space telescopes has plunged to Earth, ending its 22-year investigation of the universe's biggest explosions

The Economic Times · Nov 4

Missed the first Taurid meteor shower peak? Another chance to see dazzling fireballs is coming next week

The Taurids meteor shower is anticipated to peak in November 2026. The Southern Taurids will peak overnight on November 4–5. Following this, the Northern Taurids are expected to peak on November 11–12. Observers may witness bright fireballs that outshine Venus, making the experience memorable. Ideal viewing conditions will be enhanced…

International Business Times UK · Nov 3

'She Likely Knew She Was Going to Die': NASA Chief Jared Isaacman Defends Nathalia Filgueiras After Learjet Crash

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman has defended 20-year-old co-pilot Nathalia Filgueiras after a fatal Learjet crash in Florida, stressing that investigators have not determined what caused the disaster.

The Guardian - US · Nov 3

Nasa telescope launched in 2004 to plunge back to Earth after failed rescue mission

Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory is expected to re-enter Earth’s atmosphere Wednesday, burning up in the process

The Times of India · Nov 3

In 1610, one astronomer challenged Galileo’s discovery; their books survived together for centuries

In 1610, the revolutionary work of Galileo Galilei, titled Sidereus Nuncius, brought to light the moons orbiting Jupiter, challenging the traditional view of astronomy. This groundbreaking revelation incited controversy, notably with Francesco Sizzi, who dismissed these lunar discoveries as mere optical deceptions. Recently, a rare edition of Galileo's masterpiece fetched…

The Economic Times · Nov 3

Voyager 1 lost? Where is NASA's spacecraft right now, and how long will it last?

Where is voyager 2 right now: NASA's Voyager 1, the farthest human-made spacecraft from Earth, continues its journey through interstellar space despite recent communication problems. Here's where Voyager 1 is right now, how far it is from Earth and how long the spacecraft is expected to last.

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