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Space Weather Living History: Dr. Ernie Hildner - NASA Science
β’ Dr. Ernie Hildner, a solar physics expert, reflected on his career in a 2013 interview, which included serving as Chief of the Solar Physics branch at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center. β’ He spent 19 years as the Director of NOAA's Space Environment Center, now known as the Space Weather Prediction Center, where he oversaw significant scientific discoveries and technological advancements.
Read original Β· science.nasa.govCrew Studies Medicine and Physics, Works on Spacesuits and Earth Photo Gear - NASA
β’ The Expedition 75 crew members conducted research activities aboard the International Space Station on Wednesday, focusing on vein scans, ultra-hot physics, and Earth observations. β’ Crew members performed tasks such as swapping out spacesuit components and servicing life support gear to maintain the station's systems.
Read original Β· nasa.govBreakthrough Research Reveals New Scientific Discoveries Today β ICO Optics
β’ Researchers have made recent breakthroughs in photonics and physics, reshaping our understanding of the universe and its fundamental interactions. β’ These studies have offered novel insights into how light and matter interact, spanning cosmic formation theories and revolutionary optics engineering applications.
Read original Β· ico-optics.org
ICO OpticsAtmosphere (ROSES A.14) - NASA Science
β’ NASA is seeking virtual panelists and/or external reviewers for Atmosphere, a program designated as ROSES A.14. β’ The program is looking for participants to provide feedback and review proposals, with the goal of advancing scientific research in the field of atmosphere science.
Read original Β· science.nasa.gov
NASA ScienceOn this day in space! Sept. 8, 2004: NASA's Genesis spacecraft crashed in the Utah desert, shattering its samples of solar wind particles from the sun
β’ NASA's Genesis spacecraft crash-landed in the Utah desert on September 8, 2004, after its parachutes failed to deploy. β’ The mission was the agency's first attempt to return samples to Earth since the Apollo 17 mission in 1972.
Read original Β· space.com
Space.comMost distant supernova: James Webb sees a star explode at cosmic dawn
β’ Scientists used the James Webb Space Telescope to detect the most distant supernova ever seen, which exploded when the universe was less than a billion years old. β’ The discovery was confirmed after a gamma-ray burst signaled the event, allowing researchers to isolate the blast from its faint host galaxy.
Read original Β· sciencedaily.com
ScienceDailyNASA Calls for Proposals to Accelerate Lunar Surface Technologies - NASA
β’ NASA announced a call for proposals on Tuesday, Sept. 8, to develop the technology and infrastructure required to establish a Moon Base in the lunar South Pole region. β’ The solicitation targets specific capability gaps such as power generation, oxygen extraction, and the production of construction materials on the lunar surface.
Read original Β· nasa.gov
NASAStarwashing promotes space projects without addressing costs
β’ Space companies are using "starwashing" to promote space exploration projects while ignoring the environmental costs of their activities. β’ These firms build public support for expanding past Earth without taking accountability for the ecological damage caused by launches and debris.
Read original Β· theweek.com
The WeekThis cosmic particle was never meant to reach Earth. Now, scientists think they finally know why it did
β’ Researchers analyzed a mysterious photon from a massive gamma ray burst detected in 2022 that unexpectedly reached Earth. β’ The particle survived a journey through space that should have destroyed it according to current physics models.
Read original Β· scientificamerican.com
Scientific AmericanEvolutionary Biology News -- ScienceDaily
β’ Researchers discovered that songbirds evolved through rare bursts of rapid change separated by long periods of slow development. β’ These evolutionary explosions frequently aligned with major climate shifts, indicating that environmental upheaval drives biological reshaping.
Read original Β· sciencedaily.comData centers in space: Four big obstacles and Elon Musk's ambitious timeline
β’ SpaceX CEO Elon Musk is planning to launch orbital data centers by late 2027 to support the growing infrastructure needs of artificial intelligence. β’ Other industry observers disagree with this timeline, suggesting that significant scale for space-based computing is more likely to arrive in the 2030s.
Read original Β· cnbc.com
