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MAVEN Mars orbiter spinning in space with tilted solar panels and faint glow against a blue‑purple Martian sky.
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NASA Loses Contact with MAVEN Mars Probe on Dec 6

Posted by I’m Emily Carter Reynolds, a Philadelphia-based journalist specializing in crime, public safety, and the justice system. Emily Carter Reynolds January 3, 2026No Comments
At a Glance NASA lost contact with the MAVEN Mars orbiter on Dec 6 after a fragment suggested spinning. The probe appears to be spinning...
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Astronomer studying data with curved screen showing binary lights and icy comet halo
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3I/ATLAS Found to Be a Comet, No Tech Signals Detected

Posted by I’m Robert K. Lawson, a technology journalist covering how innovation, digital policy, and emerging technologies are reshaping businesses, government, and daily life. Robert K. Lawson January 3, 2026No Comments
At a Glance 3I/ATLAS, the third interstellar object, was searched for alien radio signals. The Breakthrough Listen program found no credible...
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Starlink satellite gleaming with solar panels and antennae against dark sky with faint blue Earth and twinkling swarm
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SpaceX to Drop 4,400 Starlink Satellites to Cut Collision Risk

Posted by I’m Michael A. Turner, a Philadelphia-based journalist with a deep-rooted passion for local reporting, government accountability, and community storytelling. Michael A. Turner January 2, 2026No Comments
At a Glance SpaceX will lower 4,400 Starlink satellites from 550 km to 480 km over 2026. The move aims to cut collision risk and speed deorbit by...
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Glowing disk stretches across the frame with wispy filaments and swirling nebulae lighting the void.
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Hubble’s First Visible-Light Image of Chaotic Disk “Dracula’s Chivito”

Posted by I am Jordan M. Lewis, a dedicated journalist and content creator passionate about keeping the City of Brotherly Love informed, engaged, and connected. Jordan M. Lewis January 1, 2026No Comments
At a Glance Disk spans 400 billion miles (640 billion km), ~40× the solar system. First visible-light image from Hubble shows chaotic, asymmetric...
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Astronaut gazing at towering Starship V3 with blue engines illuminated by neon launchpad lights and distant Earth in the sky.
Posted inScience News Space News

2026: The Year of Starship, Artemis, and 11 Groundbreaking Space Missions

Posted by I’m James O’Connor Fields, a business and economy journalist focused on how financial decisions, market trends, and consumer policies affect everyday people. James O Connor Fields December 30, 2025No Comments
At a Glance Starship V3 slated to launch early 2026, the most powerful rocket ever built. Artemis II will send a four-astronaut crew on a lunar...
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Spacecraft lands on far side of moon with supermoons and solar eclipse overhead and robotic landers
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2026 Sky-High: Lunar Landings, Supermoons, and Solar Eclipses Await

Posted by I’m James O’Connor Fields, a business and economy journalist focused on how financial decisions, market trends, and consumer policies affect everyday people. James O Connor Fields December 29, 2025No Comments
At a Glance 2026 will feature three supermoons, a lunar landing crew, and two solar eclipses. NASA's Artemis commander Reid Wiseman plans a 10-day...
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Artemis II spacecraft orbits the moon with a glowing lunar landscape and subtle descent stage and astronaut suits nearby
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NASA’s Artemis II Will Launch in 2026, Sending Four Astronauts on 10-Day Lunar Orbit

Posted by I’m Emily Carter Reynolds, a Philadelphia-based journalist specializing in crime, public safety, and the justice system. Emily Carter Reynolds December 28, 2025No Comments
At a Glance NASA plans a 2026 moon launch with Artemis II. The crew of four will orbit the moon for ~10 days. Launch window: February-April 2026, no...
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