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NASA to launch the first mission to test asteroid deflection

The probe will therefore spend almost a year to travel to an asteroid system more than 6.5 million miles away from Earth. The target of the mission is Dimorphos, a space rocket measuring 525 feet across which orbits a much larger asteroid named Didimos, measuring around 2,500 feet across. Neither Dimorphos nor Didimos pose a threat to the planet, according …

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NASA’s completely delayed web telescope takes another hit, literally this time

The Web Telescope in the Cleanroom at the Giana Space Center in French Guiana, October 15, 2021. Photo: NASA / Chris Gunn A processing anomaly caused an unexpected vibration to flow through the entire web telescope just weeks before launch. An investigation is currently underway to determine whether the incident damaged the observatory in any way. Honestly, nothing surprises me …

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Launch of NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope Delayed After “Incident”

By NASA 23 November 2021 NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope. Credit: NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center Conceptual Image Lab The launch readiness day for the James Webb Space Telescope The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST or Webb) is an orbiting infrared observatory that will complement and extend the discoveries of the Hubble Space Telescope. It covers more wavelengths of light, …

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NASA’s asteroid defense mission to smash probe into distant space rock

The first planetary defense mission takes to the skies early Wednesday, when the National Aeronautics and Space Administration launches a space probe designed to deflect a distant asteroid in a test of technology that could one day save the world. The $ 324 million double asteroid redirection test, or dart, mission – a practice for future efforts to protect Earth …

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Scientist predicts Earth will develop rings like Saturn

As more and more debris accumulates in space and surrounds the Earth’s orbit, one researcher believes that our planet will eventually develop rings made entirely of space debris. Jake Abbott, a professor of robotics at the University of Utah, Tells the Salt Lake Tribune That, “the earth is about to have its own rings. They will only be made of …

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2D Perovskite compound has the right stuff to challenge bulkier products

A two-dimensional coat of a perovskite compound is the basis for an efficient solar cell that can stand up to environmental wear and tear, unlike earlier perovskites. Engineers at Rice University have raised the photovoltaic efficiency of 2D perovskites by up to 18%. Credit: Jeff Fitlow / Rice University Rise University engineers have achieved a new benchmark in the design …

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Space telescope launch was delayed after space incident

The James Webb Space Telescope is housed in the S5 Payload Preparation Facility (EPCU-S5) in the Giana Space Center, Couro, French Guiana. The launch of the James Webb Space Telescope, which astronomers hope will honor a new era of discovery, is delayed until December 22 after an accident at its launch facility in French Guiana, NASA said Monday. Technicians have …

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