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Category: New York Times Space & Cosmos
New York Times Space & Cosmos
Lights in Midwest Skies Were Likely a Dying Russian Military Satellite
The fiery trail astonished viewers in Ohio, Michigan and Indiana, with many first thinking it was…
South Korea’s First Homemade Rocket Launch Declared a Partial Success
The country, which aspires to be a leader in space technology, says it has plans to…
The Webb Telescope’s Latest Stumbling Block: Its Name
The long-awaited successor to the Hubble Space Telescope is scheduled to launch in December. But the…
How to Watch the Orionids Meteor Shower
The celestial event caused by debris from Halley’s comet will be most active overnight, but a…
Boeing Deepens NASA Starliner Probe, Prompting More Delays
The Starliner capsule for NASA crews is now unlikely to have another orbital flight test until…
If China Tested a New Orbital Weapon, It’s Not Much of a Surprise
Experts report that similar technologies were developed by Russia and the United States starting more than…
How a Nuclear Bomb Could Save Earth From a Stealthy Asteroid
An atomic blast is not the preferred solution for planetary defense, but 3-D models are helping…
Russian Film Crew Wraps Space Station Shoot and Returns to Earth
A Russian actress and film director landed near Russia’s spaceflight base in Kazakhstan after 12 days…
How to Watch Nasa's Launch to Jupiter
The elaborate 12-year journey of the robotic spacecraft will offer close encounters with some of the…