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Asteroid 2024 YR4 is no longer a threat to Earth, scientists say

Asteroid 2024 YR4 no longer poses a threat to Earth, with impact probabilities reduced to nearly zero.

Europe news

Risk of large asteroid striking Earth falls to 1.5% DW 02/20/2025

The risk of a potentially city-destroying asteroid hitting Earth has significantly decreased.

fromDesign You Trust - Design Daily Since 2007

Solar Orbiter's Widest High-Res View Of The Sun

Solar Orbiter captures unprecedented high-resolution images of the Sun's corona in ultraviolet light, highlighting international collaboration and scientific achievement.

fromwww.mercurynews.com

A newly discovered asteroid has a slim chance of hitting Earth in 2032

Asteroid 2024 YR4 has a 1.2% chance of hitting Earth in 2032, with further observations needed to assess its threat.

Roam Research

The moon: Why we want to go back DW 06/02/2025

NASA and ESA are collaborating on the Artemis program to establish a permanent lunar base, signaling a new era of lunar exploration.

Coronavirus

Odds of asteroid 2024 YR4 hitting Earth creep upward

The possibility of asteroid 2024 YR4 colliding with Earth is rising as observations narrow the risk corridor.

UK news

fromABC7 Los Angeles

Asteroid 2024 YR4 is no longer a threat to Earth, scientists say

Asteroid 2024 YR4 no longer poses a threat to Earth, with impact probabilities reduced to nearly zero.

Europe news

Risk of large asteroid striking Earth falls to 1.5% DW 02/20/2025

The risk of a potentially city-destroying asteroid hitting Earth has significantly decreased.

fromDesign You Trust - Design Daily Since 2007

Solar Orbiter's Widest High-Res View Of The Sun

Solar Orbiter captures unprecedented high-resolution images of the Sun's corona in ultraviolet light, highlighting international collaboration and scientific achievement.

fromwww.mercurynews.com

A newly discovered asteroid has a slim chance of hitting Earth in 2032

Asteroid 2024 YR4 has a 1.2% chance of hitting Earth in 2032, with further observations needed to assess its threat.

Roam Research

fromwww.scientificamerican.com

The moon: Why we want to go back DW 06/02/2025

NASA and ESA are collaborating on the Artemis program to establish a permanent lunar base, signaling a new era of lunar exploration.

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fromThe Washington Post

2 weeks ago

This French astronaut's food in space? Foie gras and lobster bisque.

A Michelin-starred chef is crafting space meals for French astronaut Sophie Adenot's ISS mission in 2026, enhancing the dining experience with gourmet options.

Cooking

3 weeks ago

See Earth's Forests as Never Before in Biomass Satellite's First Images

The European Space Agency's Biomass satellite, launched recently, employs advanced radar technologies to analyze forests and ecosystems, showcasing capabilities to assess Earth's woody biomass and track ecological changes.

Science

#music

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Berlin music

Strauss' 'Blue Danube' Is Launching Into Space to Mark His 200th Birthday

Berlin music

Blue Danube waltz beamed at Voyager in Space Odyssey homage

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Berlin music

Strauss' 'Blue Danube' Is Launching Into Space to Mark His 200th Birthday

Berlin music

Blue Danube waltz beamed at Voyager in Space Odyssey homage

ESA's Integral reaches the end of the road

Integral's mission concludes on February 28, marking the end of extensive gamma-ray observations after over two decades in operation.

fromInverse

10 months ago

Look! ESA and JAXA Captured the Dramatic Craters On Mercury's Surface In Unprecedented Detail

BepiColombo's recent flyby of Mercury provides crucial data, enhancing understanding of the inner solar system's evolution before its main mission begins in 2026.

fromwww.npr.org

fromYanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News

OMG science

How do astronomers find distant planets ... if we can't see them?

fromThe Verge

9 months ago

Science

Europe's space agency will destroy a brand-new satellite in 2027 just to see what happens

Remote teams

FLEXhab prefab shipping container home will prepare astronauts to live on the Moon's surface - Yanko Design

Europe news

ESA's Integral reaches the end of the road

Integral's mission concludes on February 28, marking the end of extensive gamma-ray observations after over two decades in operation.

fromInverse

10 months ago

Look! ESA and JAXA Captured the Dramatic Craters On Mercury's Surface In Unprecedented Detail

BepiColombo's recent flyby of Mercury provides crucial data, enhancing understanding of the inner solar system's evolution before its main mission begins in 2026.

fromwww.npr.org

fromYanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News

OMG science

How do astronomers find distant planets ... if we can't see them?

fromThe Verge

9 months ago

Science

Europe's space agency will destroy a brand-new satellite in 2027 just to see what happens

Remote teams

FLEXhab prefab shipping container home will prepare astronauts to live on the Moon's surface - Yanko Design

more#space-exploration

Video games

fromArs Technica

Not just Switch 2: ESA warns Trump's tariffs will hurt the entire game industry

The delay in Nintendo Switch 2 preorders highlights concerns about how Trump's proposed import tariffs will impact the gaming industry.

Environment

Space junk damaging satellites: How do we remove it? DW 04/02/2025

ESA warns that space junk collisions threaten satellite services vital for navigation, communications, and Earth monitoring.

#gaia

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OMG science

Scientists Tried to Kill Spacecraft But It Was So Tough That It Refused to Die

OMG science

European Gaia satellite is retired but proves tough to kill

fromFuturism

OMG science

Scientists Tried to Kill Spacecraft But It Was So Tough That It Refused to Die

OMG science

European Gaia satellite is retired but proves tough to kill

Airbus to build lander for Europe's first Mars rover after Russia dropped

Rosalind Franklin rover's mission to Mars is revitalized with new lander funding from the UK government after initial setbacks due to the Ukraine conflict.

How you could get paid 4,100 to stay in bed for 10 DAYS

The ESA offers Â£4,000 for volunteers to study space effects via a 10-day immersion in a waterbed.

fromUNILAD

OMG science

European Space Agency is paying people $5,300 to lie down in bed for 10 days but there's one catch

fromMail Online

How you could get paid 4,100 to stay in bed for 10 DAYS

The ESA offers Â£4,000 for volunteers to study space effects via a 10-day immersion in a waterbed.

fromUNILAD

OMG science

European Space Agency is paying people $5,300 to lie down in bed for 10 days but there's one catch

First Metal Object 3D-Printed in Space Recovered on Earth

ESA scientists are studying the first metal object 3D printed in space, which could revolutionize off-world manufacturing efforts.

The experiment helps understand differences in manufacturing between Earth and zero-gravity environments.