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Japan Loses Contact With Humanity's Only Active Venus Probe 'Akatsuki'
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) has confirmed that it lost contact with the spacecraft Akatsuki, humanity's only mission to Venus. The announcement was made on X (formerly Twitter).
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SpaceX Starship Explodes Minutes After Liftoff; Elon Musk Says ‘Learned a Lot’
SpaceX's next-generation Starship spacecraft exploded minutes after liftoff in an uncrewed test flight from South Texas on Thursday, cutting short a key step in Elon Musk's development of a rocket vessel to eventually take humans to the moon and Mars.
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NASA Shares Satellite Image Of 9/11 Terror Attacks To Commemorate 21st Anniversary
9/11 Anniversary: To commemorate the 21st anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, NASA on Sunday took to Twitter to share a photo one of its astronauts took of New York City from Space, after hijacked planes crashed into the city's iconic twin towers
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Watch: Astronauts Capture Shimmering Aurora Lights From Space After Solar Storm Hits Earth
An amazing video filmed from the International Space Station (ISS) has captured the incredible spectacle of shimmering aurora visible from space. The ISS posted the footage on Twitter on Sunday after a moderate geomagnetic storm hit our planet.
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Sachin Tendulkar Latest To Join Twitter's One-Word Trend. This Is His Post
If you have checked Twitter recently, a brand new trend has piqued everyone's imagination on the social media platform.
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NASA Shares Hubble's New Captured Image Of Sparkling Galaxy
A recent post shared by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, or NASA, on Instagram shows a picture of a sparkling galaxy, light-years away, taken by the Hubble Space Telescope.
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What Happens When You Wring A Wet Towel In Space? Viral Video Reveals
Posted on Twitter by the page Wonder Of Science, the clip features astronaut Chris Hadfield discussing what happens when you wring a wet towel in space.
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James Webb Telescope's First Coloured Images To Be Released On July 12
American space agency NASA has said that the James Webb space telescope, built in partnership with the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Canadian Space Agency (CSA), will release its first full-colour images and spectroscopic data on July 12.
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Old Image Of Jupiter Surfaces On Twitter; Internet Compares It To 'Dosa'
The image of Jupiter, captured by Nasa's Cassini spacecraft, recently took Twitter by storm after being posted from an account named 'Latest In Space'. Read on to know more.
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Elon Musk Harassment Claim, Criticism of Democrats Threatens Tesla Brand: Report
Elon Musk has made a name for himself and Tesla by breaking the rules, but the billionaire's latest comments on politics and a claim of sexual harassment against him that he said is untrue may hurt the brand in the eyes of some car owners and employees.
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Closest Ever Images Of Sun Reveal "Solar Hedgehog", South Pole
The Solar Orbiter launched by the European Space Agency (ESA) has captured stunning never-before-seen details of the Sun. A video posted by the ESA on Twitter shows a geyser of gas nicknamed "solar hedgehog" by the scientists.
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Video Shows Jupiter's Size In Comparison To Other Planets, Internet Calls It "Fascinating"
An animation posted on Twitter has shocked internet users as it shows the impressive size of Jupiter and just how it rapidly spins. The clip shows all of the planets of the solar system dominated by Jupiter, which is then dwarfed by the Sun.
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Watch: Mesmerising Timelapse Of The Sun In Ultraviolet Light, Captured Over The Course Of A Month
In a video shared on Twitter, we can see the timelapse in “ultraviolet light, captured by the SDO spacecraft over the course of a month”
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Inouye Solar Telescope Captures Stunning Image of a Sunspot
The US National Science Foundation's (NSF) Inouye Solar Telescope is helping astronomers in this effort. The world's largest telescope recently began its first science observations and NSF shared on Twitter what it saw: a striking new sunspot image.
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ISS Could Crash in India: Russian Space Chief Warns After US Sanctions Over Ukraine Invasion
Russian space agency chief Dmitry Rogozin went livid on Twitter after US imposed damaging sanctions over Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine. He issued wild warnings including one about the Internation Space Station losing orbit and crashing in India and China.
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Japan Loses Contact With Humanity's Only Active Venus Probe 'Akatsuki'
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) has confirmed that it lost contact with the spacecraft Akatsuki, humanity's only mission to Venus. The announcement was made on X (formerly Twitter).
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SpaceX Starship Explodes Minutes After Liftoff; Elon Musk Says ‘Learned a Lot’
SpaceX's next-generation Starship spacecraft exploded minutes after liftoff in an uncrewed test flight from South Texas on Thursday, cutting short a key step in Elon Musk's development of a rocket vessel to eventually take humans to the moon and Mars.
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NASA Shares Satellite Image Of 9/11 Terror Attacks To Commemorate 21st Anniversary
9/11 Anniversary: To commemorate the 21st anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, NASA on Sunday took to Twitter to share a photo one of its astronauts took of New York City from Space, after hijacked planes crashed into the city's iconic twin towers
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Watch: Astronauts Capture Shimmering Aurora Lights From Space After Solar Storm Hits Earth
An amazing video filmed from the International Space Station (ISS) has captured the incredible spectacle of shimmering aurora visible from space. The ISS posted the footage on Twitter on Sunday after a moderate geomagnetic storm hit our planet.
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Sachin Tendulkar Latest To Join Twitter's One-Word Trend. This Is His Post
If you have checked Twitter recently, a brand new trend has piqued everyone's imagination on the social media platform.
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NASA Shares Hubble's New Captured Image Of Sparkling Galaxy
A recent post shared by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, or NASA, on Instagram shows a picture of a sparkling galaxy, light-years away, taken by the Hubble Space Telescope.
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What Happens When You Wring A Wet Towel In Space? Viral Video Reveals
Posted on Twitter by the page Wonder Of Science, the clip features astronaut Chris Hadfield discussing what happens when you wring a wet towel in space.
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James Webb Telescope's First Coloured Images To Be Released On July 12
American space agency NASA has said that the James Webb space telescope, built in partnership with the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Canadian Space Agency (CSA), will release its first full-colour images and spectroscopic data on July 12.
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Old Image Of Jupiter Surfaces On Twitter; Internet Compares It To 'Dosa'
The image of Jupiter, captured by Nasa's Cassini spacecraft, recently took Twitter by storm after being posted from an account named 'Latest In Space'. Read on to know more.
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Elon Musk Harassment Claim, Criticism of Democrats Threatens Tesla Brand: Report
Elon Musk has made a name for himself and Tesla by breaking the rules, but the billionaire's latest comments on politics and a claim of sexual harassment against him that he said is untrue may hurt the brand in the eyes of some car owners and employees.
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Closest Ever Images Of Sun Reveal "Solar Hedgehog", South Pole
The Solar Orbiter launched by the European Space Agency (ESA) has captured stunning never-before-seen details of the Sun. A video posted by the ESA on Twitter shows a geyser of gas nicknamed "solar hedgehog" by the scientists.
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Video Shows Jupiter's Size In Comparison To Other Planets, Internet Calls It "Fascinating"
An animation posted on Twitter has shocked internet users as it shows the impressive size of Jupiter and just how it rapidly spins. The clip shows all of the planets of the solar system dominated by Jupiter, which is then dwarfed by the Sun.
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Watch: Mesmerising Timelapse Of The Sun In Ultraviolet Light, Captured Over The Course Of A Month
In a video shared on Twitter, we can see the timelapse in “ultraviolet light, captured by the SDO spacecraft over the course of a month”
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Inouye Solar Telescope Captures Stunning Image of a Sunspot
The US National Science Foundation's (NSF) Inouye Solar Telescope is helping astronomers in this effort. The world's largest telescope recently began its first science observations and NSF shared on Twitter what it saw: a striking new sunspot image.
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ISS Could Crash in India: Russian Space Chief Warns After US Sanctions Over Ukraine Invasion
Russian space agency chief Dmitry Rogozin went livid on Twitter after US imposed damaging sanctions over Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine. He issued wild warnings including one about the Internation Space Station losing orbit and crashing in India and China.
