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James Webb Telescope Uncovers Chemical Signatures Suggesting Possible Life on Exoplanet

Scientists using the James Webb Space Telescope have detected the strongest chemical biosignatures to date on a planet 124 light years away, hinting at possible life. These findings emphasize the need for further investigation to confirm biological activity beyond the solar system.

2025-04-16T16:16:17.238446-07:00

SpaceNews.com

NASA and Roscosmos Extend ISS Seat Barter Agreement to 2027

2025-04-13T17:04:55.496850-07:00

Ars Technica

White House Budget Plan Threatens to Halve NASA's Science Funding

2025-04-11T06:28:08.595398-07:00

Ars Technica

Jared Isaacman Advocates for Dual Pursuits of Moon and Mars Missions

2025-04-09T13:40:22.813881-07:00

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Space.com

NASA's Quantum Gravity Sensor: A New Era for Earth Observation NASA is developing a revolutionary space-based quantum sensor that will measure Earth's gravitational variations with unprecedented precision. This suitcase-sized device has the potential to detect subterranean water, oil, and hidden geological formations, offering actionable insights into groundwater depletion and ice loss.

2025-04-17T15:09:04.030045-07:00

NASA's Quantum Gravity Sensor: A New Era for Earth Observation

Universe Today

Hubble's Sombrero Galaxy Image Marks 35th Anniversary Milestone In honor of the Hubble Space Telescope's 35th anniversary, astronomers have reprocessed its iconic observations of the Sombrero Galaxy using advanced image-processing techniques. This collaboration between NASA and ESA showcases the enduring relevance and capabilities of Hubble in modern astronomy.

2025-04-17T14:23:47.143175-07:00

Hubble's Sombrero Galaxy Image Marks 35th Anniversary Milestone

Space.com

HALO Module for Lunar Gateway Arrives in the US, Boosting Artemis Program The Habitat and Logistics Outpost (HALO), a critical module for NASA's Lunar Gateway, has landed in Mesa, Arizona. As part of Artemis, this component enhances the station's infrastructure for supporting sustained lunar operations, underscoring progress towards human exploration of the Moon.

2025-04-17T13:20:04.444538-07:00

HALO Module for Lunar Gateway Arrives in the US, Boosting Artemis Program

Phys.org

Curiosity Rover Reveals Ancient Carbon Cycle on Mars, Suggesting Possible Habitability NASA's Curiosity rover has found evidence of a historic carbon cycle on Mars, hinting at conditions that may have supported life. The discovery of large carbon deposits and carbonate minerals further strengthens the theory of Mars' Earth-like past with surface water around 4 billion years ago.

2025-04-17T11:06:09.601063-07:00

Curiosity Rover Reveals Ancient Carbon Cycle on Mars, Suggesting Possible Habitability

SpaceNews.com

Bill Nye Discusses NASA Budget Cuts on Space Minds Podcast Bill Nye, CEO of the Planetary Society, addresses the impact of NASA's proposed budget cuts on space exploration and science missions on the Space Minds podcast. He shares insights on the importance of sustaining investments in critical space initiatives amid financial constraints.

2025-04-17T10:47:26.934631-07:00

Bill Nye Discusses NASA Budget Cuts on Space Minds Podcast

houstonchronicle.com

Texas Legislators Urge NASA HQ Move to Houston for Cost Efficiency and Space Program Synergy Texas lawmakers, led by Sen. Ted Cruz and Rep. Brian Babin, are lobbying for NASA's headquarters relocation to Houston, emphasizing reduced bureaucratic oversight and cost efficiency. The move is positioned as essential for aligning NASA leadership with America's storied "Space City."

2025-04-17T09:22:44.204028-07:00

Texas Legislators Urge NASA HQ Move to Houston for Cost Efficiency and Space Program Synergy

NASA

NASA Successfully Launches Super Pressure Balloon from New Zealand NASA's first super pressure balloon of its 2025 New Zealand campaign lifted off from Wānaka Airport, aiming for a float duration of over 100 days. The balloon, with a volume of 18.8 million cubic feet, reached its designated altitude soon after the launch.

2025-04-16T20:00:15.064024-07:00

NASA Successfully Launches Super Pressure Balloon from New Zealand

Washington Post

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James Webb Telescope Uncovers Chemical Signatures Suggesting Possible Life on Exoplanet Scientists using the James Webb Space Telescope have detected the strongest chemical biosignatures to date on a planet 124 light years away, hinting at possible life. These findings emphasize the need for further investigation to confirm biological activity beyond the solar system.

2025-04-16T16:16:17.238446-07:00

James Webb Telescope Uncovers Chemical Signatures Suggesting Possible Life on Exoplanet

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