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National Space Day 2026: From bicycles to global space leadership, ISRO chief recalls India's journey

India observed its third National Space Day, commemorating the Chandrayaan-3 lunar landing. ISRO Chairman Dr. V. Narayanan recalled the agency's humble beginnings and current global standing. He highlighted Chandrayaan-3's soft landing near the Moon's south pole in August 2023. The mission's scientific data was shared globally, inspiring millions of Indians…

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Another eclipse over Spain on 28 August: where and how to see the Moon almost completely covered

Spain will turn its eyes to the sky just 16 days after the historic total solar eclipse. On 28 August a partial lunar eclipse of magnitude 0.93 will be visible across the country and will not require special eye protection.

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In 1972, Apollo 17 astronaut Jack Schmitt suddenly shouted, “There is orange soil!”: It contained tiny glass beads from ancient lunar fire fountains

During the Apollo 17 mission, astronauts stumbled upon intriguing orange soil at Shorty Crater, revealing a treasure trove of microscopic glass beads created by ancient volcanic activity on the Moon. Contemporary studies of these samples have unveiled hidden insights about past lunar eruptions, while also illuminating the possible presence of…

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In 1972, Apollo 16 astronaut Charles Duke left a photo of his wife and two sons on the Moon with a touching message from ‘Planet Earth’ that has remained there for more than 50 years

In 1972, Apollo 16 astronaut Charles Duke left a framed photo of his wife and two sons on the Moon, along with a touching message identifying his family as being “from Planet Earth,” creating one of the most personal and emotional mementos ever left on the lunar surface. He placed…

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NASA warns of more coastal flooding in the 2030s: How the Moon’s 18.6-year cycle could bring floods on clear, calm days

As we approach the 2030s, coastal regions are projected to experience a surge in high-tide flooding, exacerbated by a natural lunar cycle. This phenomenon, combined with rising sea levels, is set to lead to more frequent flooding events, posing a significant risk to infrastructure and properties. The specific effects will…

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In 1971, Apollo 14 carried roughly 500 tree seeds around the Moon. 55 years later, a NASA scientist has tracked down dozens of the surviving “Moon trees” still growing across America

In 1971, Apollo 14 carried roughly 500 tree seeds around the Moon. The seeds were planted across America after returning to Earth, but NASA did not keep a complete record of their locations. A NASA scientist later began searching for the trees after a teacher asked about one in Indiana.…

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Trump pledges 'golden age' of space travel

US President Trump plans to boost American space travel and lunar missions. The United States aims to compete with China for a moon landing. The policy seeks over one thousand launches and reentries annually by 2030. NASA will facilitate commercial transport to the moon and Mars. Private investment in space…

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In 1971, Apollo 15 secretly left a tiny aluminum astronaut on the moon; beside it was a plaque naming 14 dead American and Soviet space travelers

In 1971, a hidden aluminum tribute was installed on the Moon, commemorating the bravery of fourteen astronauts and cosmonauts who lost their lives in the quest for space exploration. Crafted by Belgian artist Paul Van Hoeydonck for the Apollo 15 mission, this poignant memorial serves as a reminder of the…

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In 1971, Apollo 15 astronauts found a white rock later identified as part of the Moon's ancient crust; the "Genesis rock" was estimated to be around four billion years old

In 1971, the Apollo 15 mission led astronauts to discover a remarkable lunar rock, affectionately termed the 'Genesis rock' due to its age of roughly four billion years. Made up of anorthosite, this specimen serves as a crucial element of the Moon's original crust. Its unearthing highlights the meticulous planning…

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Apollo 11 set up the Moon's first seismometer in 1969; its recorded moonquakes gave scientists the first detailed map of the lunar interior

The Apollo 11 mission marked a historic milestone by deploying the first lunar seismometer, successfully detecting moonquakes and meteorite impacts. This pioneering experiment offered crucial insights into the Moon's internal structure and recorded seismic activity. Subsequent Apollo missions further expanded the network of seismometers, collecting extensive data that continues to…

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Lunar eclipse August 2026: When will Blood Moon be visible, timings, how to watch

Skywatchers in parts of four continents will have an opportunity to observe a major partial lunar eclipse on August 27-28, when Earth’s umbra will cover most of the Moon. The event will reach its peak at 12:12 a.m. EDT on August 28, while the Moon may appear reddish as sunlight…

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What Jupiter Transit Through Your Chart Actually Changes About the Quality of Your Thinking

The planet that doesn't give you things, it changes how you see themJupiter moves slowly. One sign, roughly a year. By the time it crosses your ascendant or conjuncts your natal Moon, something in the quality of your daily thinking has already begun to shift, not dramatically, not all at…

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Donald Trump pushes commercial space boom with 1,000-launch annual goal

President Trump signed a memo to significantly increase U.S. commercial space launches. The directive aims for one thousand launches and re-entries annually by 2030. It also calls for identifying new federal launch and re-entry sites. The policy encourages private sector partnerships for space infrastructure development. This initiative supports returning astronauts…

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China is launching a Moon mission to find water ice. It’s unlike anything NASA has done

How do you explore a place where the Sun never shines? China’s space programme will soon embark on one of the most innovative lunar exploration missions in recent years.

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Breathtaking ‘blood moon’ lunar eclipse will be visible in US and Canada next week. Here’s how to see it

The lunar eclipse will reach its maximum around 12:12 a.m. Eastern Time on August 28

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New NASA images show massive 60-foot crater created when SpaceX Falcon 9 stage hit the Moon

NASA released new photographs of the SpaceX rocket crater on the Moon. These images were captured by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter spacecraft. The crater measures approximately 60 feet across and less than 10 feet deep. Scientists are studying the disturbed lunar dust and underlying material. South Korea's Danuri orbiter also…

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Nasa photos show moon crater carved by SpaceX rocket collision

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A forgotten American photographer captured one of the earliest clear images of a total solar eclipse 175 years ago; the photograph changed eclipse science

A total solar eclipse is one of nature’s most dramatic sights, but 175 years ago it was also a difficult scientific problem to record. On July 28, 1851, a little-known photographer named Johann Julius Friedrich Berkowski produced what is regarded as the first successful photograph of a total solar eclipse.…

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Out-of-control SpaceX rocket carved a 60-foot crater into the moon, NASA images reveal

NASA has finally revealed the enormous crater left on the moon after a SpaceX Falcon 9 upper stage smashed into its surface on Aug. 5.

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The Universe Like You’ve Never Seen It: 29 Jaw-Dropping Astronomy Photos From The 2026 Zwo Shortlist

The universe is full of sights that seem almost too extraordinary to be real, and the 2026 ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year shortlist captures some of its most spectacular moments. From glowing aurorae and dramatic solar activity to distant galaxies, colorful nebulae, and carefully planned Moon rises, this year’s…

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I can’t stop laughing at these failed viral smartphone eclipse photos. This is why GenAI doesn’t belong in cameras

Users across the internet are sharing photos snapped during the eclipse that look like...the Moon passing over another Moon?

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ISRO official says docking technology key to future lunar, human space missions

Docking technology is vital for future lunar sample return missions. This capability will also support India's planned Bharatiya Antariksh Station. ISRO's successful docking experiment provides valuable experience for these endeavors. Chandrayaan-3's soft landing on the Moon was a significant technological achievement. National Space Day celebrates this success and inspires young…

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52 astronauts left Earth for months in orbit, and within weeks their gut bacteria changed how they processed food, revealing why spaceflight can trigger constipation and potentially affect brain health

Constipation in space is more than an uncomfortable side effect. Astronauts often face it during long missions, but scientists have not fully understood why. Now, blood tests from 52 astronauts reveal a possible clue. Their gut bacteria began fermenting more protein within weeks of reaching the International Space Station. The…

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Quote of the day by Galileo Galilei: 'Who would set a limit to the mind of man? Who would dare assert that...' - inspiring quote by astronomer who discovered Jupiter's four largest moon teaches life lessons on curiosity, knowledge, power of human mind, why we should not stop questioning and learning

Quote of the day by Galileo Galilei: Galileo Galilei's words encourage continuous learning and questioning established knowledge. He challenged ancient ideas through observation and experimentation, advancing scientific understanding. His astronomical discoveries, including Jupiter's moons, supported the Copernican system.

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