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NASA's $10 billion James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) joins forces with the Pandora mission to detect chemical fingerprints of life on distant planets. Learn how this duo is searching for water and methane.
NASA has demolished two historic test facilities at Marshall Space Flight Center as of Jan 10, 2026. Discover why these Saturn V era giants were brought down for modernization.
Scheduled for launch in May 2026, the Vast Haven-1 commercial space station marks a turning point in space tourism. Explore the design and future plans with PRISM.
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[email protected]NASA has accelerated the Artemis II launch schedule to as early as Feb. 6, 2026. The 10-day crewed mission will take four astronauts 4,000 miles beyond the far side of the moon.
Check the Moon phase January 11 2026. Tonight's waning crescent is 42% lit, offering views of Tycho and Kepler craters. Next full moon arrives February 1.
NASA orders its first-ever controlled medical evacuation in ISS history. Crew-11 will return to Earth early via SpaceX Dragon due to a serious but stable medical issue.
Catch the Third Quarter Moon phase Jan 10 2026. Discover NASA-backed viewing tips for the 51% illuminated lunar surface and understand the 29.5-day cycle.
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[email protected]NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman has declared full confidence in the Orion heat shield after a rigorous safety review, greenlighting upcoming lunar missions.
NASA has announced an emergency early return for the Crew-11 mission in 2026 due to an astronaut's medical condition. Learn about the reentry plan and safety protocols.
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt announces the Lazuli Space Observatory, a record-breaking 3.1-meter telescope funded entirely by private investment.
Discover the Moon phase for January 8, 2026. A 71% lit Waning Gibbous offers clear views of Tycho Crater and the Apollo 15 landing site.
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[email protected]NASA has postponed a key ISS spacewalk scheduled for January 8, 2026, due to a crew medical concern. Learn about the mission implications and the current status of the crew.