‘Blood Moon’ to Illuminate the Night Sky in Fiery Red
In North America, the eclipse begins at 1:09 a.m. Eastern Time (0509 GMT), with totality from 2:26 a.m. to 3:31 a.m., according to NASA.
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Private US Company’s Second Moon Mission Set for Launch
Athena is scheduled to lift off aboard SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
NASA Faces Leadership Shake-Up Amid Moon Program Uncertainty
His company holds $15 billion in NASA contracts, including one to land humans on the moon with its Starship rocket.
NASA Warns of 3.1% Chance of ‘City Killer’ Asteroid Hitting Earth
Meanwhile, the James Webb Space Telescope will begin observations next month to refine calculations regarding its orbit.
What Happens if Asteroid Bennu Strikes Earth in 2182
While the risk remains low, continued research and planetary defense efforts are crucial to safeguarding Earth’s future.
SpaceX Triumphs with Booster Catch but Faces Setback with Upper Stage Explosion
Footage of the incident quickly spread online, with Elon Musk acknowledging the failure and attributing it to an oxygen and fuel leak.
NASA’s Firefly: First Commercial Robotic Moon Launch Scheduled for January 15
The mission’s primary objective is to advance our understanding of the Moon’s environment through 10 NASA science investigations.
Understanding the Moon’s Temperature Swings
This lengthy day-night cycle amplifies the temperature swings, making the Moon a place of both searing heat and bitter cold.