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Ohio Meteor Blast: 7-Ton Asteroid Triggers Sonic Boom
A 7-ton asteroid entered the atmosphere over Ohio on Tuesday, triggering a massive sonic boom and a daylight fireball that shook homes across the region.
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Bruno Mars Shifts Global Strategy Amid Social Media Firestorm
As Bruno Mars signs a major publishing deal with Avex Music Group, the superstar addresses a viral social media controversy involving Taylor Swift.
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Mars Reveals ‘Yellow Treasure’ and Evidence of Hidden Water
New findings from the Curiosity rover and planetary researchers reveal elemental sulfur deposits and evidence of sustained subsurface water, reshaping our understanding of Martian habitability.
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New Mars Gravity Data Challenges Long-Term Human Missions
A study in Science Advances suggests Mars’ gravity may be insufficient to prevent muscle atrophy, forcing a rethink of human exploration strategies.
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NASA’s Van Allen Probe A Re-enters Atmosphere After 14 Years
A 600-kilogram NASA satellite has begun its final descent to Earth, with officials confirming that most of the hardware will burn up upon re-entry.
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NASA’s Van Allen Probe A Set for Atmospheric Reentry
A 1,300-pound NASA satellite, the retired Van Allen Probe A, is expected to reenter Earth’s atmosphere on March 10, 2026, after nearly 14 years in orbit.
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NASA DART Findings: Humanity’s First Asteroid Redirection
New data from the DART mission confirms that humanity successfully altered the orbit of an asteroid, providing critical insights into planetary defense and celestial mechanics.
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Rare Six-Planet Alignment Confirmed for This Weekend
A rare alignment of six planets, confirmed by NASA, will be visible this weekend. Sky-gazers can spot multiple celestial bodies after sunset on February 28, 2026.
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NASA Reveals Mike Fincke’s ISS Medical Event, Prompts Early Return
NASA confirmed astronaut Mike Fincke experienced a medical event on the International Space Station, leading to his early return.
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NASA Artemis II Moon Mission Faces New Delay, Rollback
NASA’s Artemis II crewed mission to the Moon faces another delay after a helium flow issue prompted a rocket rollback. The launch is now pushed to at least April 2026, impacting critical steps for lunar exploration.
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NASA Sets March Launch for Artemis II After Fueling Test Success
NASA resolved hydrogen fuel leak issues and completed a key fueling test, enabling the Artemis II mission to plan a crewed lunar orbit launch in early.
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James Webb Space Telescope Maps Uranus Auroras in 3D
The James Webb Space Telescope has delivered the first 3D maps of Uranus’s auroras, providing unprecedented insights into the ice giant’s unique atmosphere and magnetic field.
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NASA Report Slams Boeing Starliner Failures, Leadership Blamed
A new NASA report on Boeing’s Starliner test flight reveals critical technical and leadership failures that left two astronauts stranded for nine months, classifying it a “Type A mishap.”
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Artemis II Rocket on Pad 39B, Moon Orbit Mission Nears
NASA’s Artemis II SLS rocket and Orion spacecraft are at Launch Pad 39B, signaling the imminent crewed mission to orbit the Moon.
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NASA Tracks Car-Sized Asteroid for February 17 Earth Flyby
A car-sized asteroid is set to pass Earth on February 17 at 12,616 miles per hour, highlighting NASA’s continuous efforts in monitoring near-Earth objects. The flyby is a routine event for planetary defense.