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The JETSON project?!?!

First images released from the European Space Agency's Euclid Space Telescope. https://www.esa.int/Science_Exploration/Space_Science/Euclid/Euclid_s_first_images_the_dazzling_edge_of_darkness

They see me rolling, they hatin... The three astronauts including the first civilian astronaut finished their 154 day visit to the Tiangong Space Station and apparently emerged without serious injury despite the interesting quirks with the landing in Inner Mongolia including the rolling...

Russia's planned constellation of over 260 satellites named Sfera (Sphere) meant for communications, internet access and earth observation was originally named Ehfer (Ether) but President Vladimir Putin mistakingly announced its existence under a different name on Russian media and thus... that...

Russians first Lunar Space Mission in almost fifty years has come to a premature end after their module successfully "touched down" upon the Moon. https://www.space.com/russia-says-luna-25-crashes-into-moon

"Mister Meteor! Tear down this city!"

https://www.chron.com/news/space/article/nasa-asteroid-earth-17831490.php Whelp. Only twenty three years left for Earth. Has a good run but I guess we were about to peak. Hope we can make good petrochemical products someday for the Octopi or Crows or whoever evolved next. And Uhhh Happy...

James Webb Telescope is Observing 'young' Galaxies from when the Universe was only 25% the age it is now. This will likely give new insights on the evolution of our Universe and refine theories of galaxy evolution. https://phys.org/news/2023-01-james-webb-telescope-reveals-milky.html This is...

NASA and SpaceX are Working on Ways to Elevate the Hubble Space Telescopes Mission. Its orbit has fallen by over a mile annually these past several years. https://www.foxnews.com/science/nasa-spacex-study-feasibility-boosting-beleagured-hubble-space-telescope-higher-orbit

The FCC has implemented a regulation that satellites must deorbit within five years of completing their mission. This is to reduce the amount of space junk that's been floating around in orbit for decades now and only growing...

First Images from the Webb Telescope! https://webbtelescope.org/news/first-images

ALIENS CONFIRMED. Or not, just the origin of a mysterious signal that was originally detected back in 1977. Of interest is reportedly the system has a Sun similar to our own. One of the many things required for a habitable planet that could contain life similar to our own...

You've seen the Soviet one, someone made a 'Murican countermeme. Sauce

Milestone in the months long calibration of the $10 billion dollar James Webb Deep Space Telescope. https://www.space.com/james-webb-space-telescope-absolute-zero-calibration

So it somehow got permission to leave Port during a Space Launch? 🧐

The only reason they should care is because of fines, not due to SpaceX and their perennially delayed launches. SpaceX isn't the only company that has a schedule to keep to. 🤷‍♀️ I don't even know if this story is particularly newsworthy since nothing happened but if we're going to cast...

Meme about the famous pen and pencil story. Learn something new.

Just how many satellites... or in fact any debris, is orbiting around the Earth right now? Dozens? Hundreds? Thousands? MILLIONS!!!?!?!?!1 Well... And it looks to be only increasing... and at an alarming rate in the future despite the potential hazards being well known. Huh... China...

Nice try Commies! https://www.theregister.com/2021/11/11/iss_debris_burn/

First planet discovered orbiting a 'dead' star, in this case a White Dwarf. The surviving planet is a gas giant 40% larger then Jupiter and for over a decade after its discovery, scientists were actually at a loss in explaining what they had found until recently. Apparently the planet survived...