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Oil slicks seen from space: the devastating impact of boat strikes on fragile Gulf ecosystems
Since the US war on Iran began in February, there have been hundreds of oil spills, posing a ‘generational’ threat to wildlife
‘We’re going to have a party’: See how SLO celebrated Veterans Day
The SLO event came one day before the Central Coast Veterans Memorial Museum closes for much-needed building renovations. ...
What to know about ULA's Vulcan rocket as it eyes return to flight
Floridians are about to see their first rocket launch in nearly a month – but it won't be a SpaceX Falcon 9. Instead, it will be the United Launch Alliance's powerful Vulcan rocket making its long-awaited return to flight. Nine months have elapsed since the
Starship's Friday launch in Texas could be last before Florida debut
Will SpaceX's next Starship flight test in Texas be the rocket's final flight before a highly-anticipated Florida debut? That's the questions on the minds of many as tech mogul Elon Musk's spaceflight company prepares for a mission it refers to as "flight 15"
Wichita restaurant was about to get a second rebrand. Now it’s just plain closed.
The owners shut the doors in August, saying they’d reopen it soon with its third identity in less than two years. ...
A wobbly exoplanet vanished—but astronomers aren’t worried
For the first time, astronomers witnessed a gigantic exoplanet dramatically vanish from view. But the “hot Jupiter” located about 1,000 light-years from Earth didn’t evaporate into the vacuum of space. Instead, the gravitational pull from an uncomfortably
The Ice Giants' Magnetic Fields are Very Strange Compared to Earth's
Uranus and Neptune, the Solar System's ice giants, have interiors unlike the
NASA kick-starts a fresh push to bring Mars samples home
A long-term goal at NASA has been the ability to robotically haul back to Earth specimens from the Red Planet. NASA is kickstarting a new initiative for its troubled Mars Sample Return (MSR) program, called the Perseverance Sample Retrieval Architecture, or
We can't see Fast Radio Bursts but we can now hear them thanks to a Finnish Cathedral
Fast radio bursts, flashes of energy from faraway galaxies, are invisible to our eyes. However, we can now hear their melody, thanks to a composer who has turned them into sound. Fast radio bursts, or FRBs, are among the most extreme events in the universe,
On this day in space! Nov. 11, 1966: NASA launches Gemini 12 mission with astronaut icons Buzz Aldrin and Jim Lovell aboard
On Nov. 11, 1966, the Gemini 12 mission launched an astronaut crew into orbit and set the stage for NASA's Apollo program to land humans on the moon. Gemini 12 was the last mission of the Gemini program. It had two astronauts on board: Jim Lovell and Buzz
Ahead of This Week's Starship Launch, FUTURE of SPACE Co-Founder Daniel Fox Makes the Case ...
Morgan Citizen | 2026-11-11, 22:57
In his new essay, Space Story 2.0, Fox argues space has never had a technology problem, only a story problem, as FUTURE of SPACE brings its VECTOR series to Los Angeles November 13 to 14. ...
Photos show what life is like on the International Space Station, from haircuts to sleeping arrangements
Six of the seven Expedition 74 crew members in the International Space Station. Their mission ended in July 2026. NASA/Jessica MeirLife on board the International Space Station takes some getting used to.Being weightless affects everything from the way food
Court Rules That Sexual Harassment Case Against SpaceX Can Proceed
The company had argued that the case, involving eight former workers, must be resolved before an arbitrator. ...
America Makes Releases Its AM for Space Propulsion Report: A Roadmap with Far-Reaching Impact
Reflector | 2026-11-11, 22:12
Youngstown, OH, Nov. 11, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- By Dawn Marzano, Communications Director, America Makes ...
NASA's secret weapon in the lunar space race may be procurement reform?
Senior NASA officials held a lengthy news conference last weekend, laying out a series of lunar contract
Anduril says its first satellite can see adversaries maneuver in orbital night
Anduril Industries has announced the successful demonstration of a new satellite-based sensor designed to track other spacecraft
Cameras in space could help spot invasive plants on Earth
The trick lies in how the leaves of different species reflect light ...
Andy Weir's 'Exoplanet' just landed on Audible, but what actually makes an exoplanet habitable?
Imagine you’ve crash-landed on an alien planet. Your ship is destroyed, your oxygen supply is dangerously low, and the landscape around you is completely unknown. Where would you begin looking for clues to your survival? Surprisingly, the best place to start
ZWO introduces the Seestar S30 Plus
ZWO has added a new entry point to its smart
Amazon Prime Air Receives First SAIL 4 Approval From UK Air Authority
The authorization lets Prime Air fly over more densely
The New York Exhibitions Worth Seeing During Art Week NYC
New York is having its first ‘official’ art week, which feels a bit unnecessary on its face given the sheer number of clustered events and openings each month. Organized by Penske Media Corporation’s art publications, the inaugural edition of
One of few equestrian estates in the Freeland area is on the market with stables, ...
FREELAND, MI – A home set on more than 14 acres with an in-ground pool, horse stables and a riding arena is on the market. ...
Last Surviving WASP Member to Join International Air & Space Hall of Fame
Nell “Mickey” Stevenson Bright, the last living member of the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP), will be inducted into the International Air & Space Hall of Fame on November 21 at the San Diego Air & Space Museum. The WASP were created during World War II
Karman Space & Defense to Participate in Upcoming Investor Conferences
Rutland Herald | 2026-11-11, 18:43
HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov 11, 2026-- ...
Cognitum One Launches Cognitum Spaces, the Governed System of Record for Physical Sites That Gives ...
Spaces joins the building, equipment and operations systems a company already runs, plus camera-free RuView sensing, into one place model and one ordered event log, with evidence and approval boundaries for every person and agent that acts on it. SALT LAKE
SpaceX aims to safely land Starship and booster stage after orbital flight
The upcoming Starship test flight is the most ambitious to date and, if successful, will mark an important milestone in the company's mission to create a truly reusable launch vehicle that dramatically lowers the cost of space launches ...
Re-analysis of black hole data proves iconic ring shape really is there
The original black hole image (left) and the new image (right) S. Lai, N. Thyagarajan, O. I. Wong, and F. Diakogiannis; Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation/EHT collaboration When the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) team released their
Asteroid Mining Will Crash the Platinum Market, But That’s Good News for Earth
Science fiction authors have been dreaming of robotic spacecraft
