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Man to Mars by 2028

Can Musk send humans to Mars by 2028.

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Firefly’s Blue Ghost Landed on the Moon

First commercial lander ever just landed on the moon. Watch to see why this is so important.

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World’s first 5G mmWave satellite internet challenges space giants

This launch will be a major first, as it will be the first time 5G mmWave spectrum tech is used to transmit high-speed, low-latency internet from a satellite to anywhere on Earth.

5G mmWave is a high-frequency radio wave technology used in the fifth generation of wireless communication technology.

It operates between 24 and 100 GHz to enable very fast wireless communication.

Scientists discover new sources for ‘the molecule that made the universe’

From helping catalyze interstellar reactions and fueling the birth of stars to its presence in neighborhood gas giants like Saturn and Jupiter, trihydrogen, or H3+, is best known as the “the molecule that made the universe.”

While we have a clear picture of how the majority of H3+ is formed—a hydrogen molecule, or H2, colliding with its ionized counterpart, H2+—scientists are keen to understand alternative sources of H3+ and to better measure its abundance throughout the cosmos.

Now, in a new paper appearing in Nature Communications, Michigan State researchers Piotr Piecuch and Marcos Dantus and their groups and collaborators have provided unprecedented insights into the formation of H3+ in compounds known as methyl halogens and pseudohalogens.

LIVE TRACK! NASA IM-2 Lunar Lander

Join us for LIVE Countdown to Landing coverage as Intuitive Machines attempts to land on the lunar surface for the second time with their Nova-A Lunar Lander.

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Robots In Space: MESSENGER at Mercury

Diamonds on Mercury!

Join aerospace engineer Mike DiVerde as he takes you on a fascinating journey exploring NASA’s groundbreaking MESSENGER mission to Mercury. Discover how this remarkable spacecraft mapped our solar system’s innermost planet and uncovered extraordinary findings, including evidence of a potential diamond layer deep within Mercury’s core. Learn about the sophisticated instruments that revealed Mercury’s mysterious surface features, unique geology, and core composition. This comprehensive exploration combines cutting-edge space technology with planetary science to unravel Mercury’s secrets, from its graphite-rich surface to its intriguing magma ocean past. Whether you’re a space enthusiast or simply curious about our cosmic neighborhood, this video offers an expert’s perspective on one of NASA’s most successful deep space missions.

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