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New ScientistAstronomers using JWST data have detected a spectral feature on both worlds that matches no known compounds. Additional observations and lab tests are underway.
ForbesThe agency announced Wednesday that the MAVEN orbiter is unrecoverable following an anomaly that drained its batteries. The mission produced more than 800 publications on Mars’ atmosphere over twelve years.
WiredNASA used the Psyche spacecraft's close approach to Mars to test its instruments. The probe passed within 4,609 kilometers of the planet and gathered data on the surface and atmosphere.
foxnews.comWater plumes on ocean moons of Jupiter and Saturn could freeze into low-density ice resembling croissant texture. Researchers identified this material as a potential obstacle for future lander missions.
The Curiosity rover's drill became stuck to a 28.6-pound rock after a sample collection on April 25. Engineers spent nearly a week using the rover's cameras, arm movements, vibrations and rotations to dislodge it. The rock broke free on the first full attempt after several days o…
app.buzzsumo.comAn asteroid named Apophis will pass closer to Earth than many satellites on April 13, 2029, with no risk of impact, according to NASA. The object, classified as potentially hazardous, was discovered in 2004 and has been monitored since. Space agencies plan to study it during the…
thehindu.comJapanese astronomers have identified a thin atmosphere around the distant object (612533) 2002 XV93, challenging views on atmospheric presence in small solar system bodies. The finding, based on 2024 observations, was published in Nature Astronomy. Experts call for verification t…
NRAO/AUI/NSF / Wikimedia (CC BY 3.0)A new study proposes that the solar system's inner rocky planets—Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars—formed from two distinct rings of material around the young sun, rather than a single protoplanetary disk. The model accounts for the planets' masses, orbits, and compositions. Resear…