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Blood Moon Rising: May Will Feature A Trio Of Major Celestial Events

Stargazers can watch a meteor shower, celebrate International Astronomy Day and bask in the glow of the blood-red moon.

Zenger

Mars City: Researchers find a way to make buildings with dirt and urine

These so-called “space bricks” can be used to construct building-like structures on Mars

Inverse

Canada wants to prosecute moon crimes

A new amendment to the Canadian Criminal Code allows the country to prosecute astronauts who commit crimes on or en route to the moon.

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Is current space law equipped to handle a new era of shifting power structures in space? The Conversation Weekly podcast transcript

This is a transcript of The Conversation Weekly podcast episode: Ukraine invasion threatens international collaboration in space – is current space law equipped to handle a new era of shifting power structures?, published on April 27, 2022.

The Conversation

NASA extends 8 missions, including plans to scrutinize a large asteroid that will swing by Earth in 2029

NASA granted eight missions an extension, allowing continued exploration of Mars, asteroids, the Kuiper Belt, and the Moon.

Inverse

One massive Moon feature could be the key to unlocking its entire history

As the heat plume spread beneath the Moon’s crust, the team said, that material was eventually delivered to the nearside.

Inverse

On Sunday an alignment of Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and Venus with the moon will occur

The planets to align with the Moon on Sunday morning providing an unusual sight for amateur astronomers - but you'll have to be up early

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Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and the Moon will align this week - best times to see it

You will be able to see the alignment for around an hour

Manchester Evening News

Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and Venus to align with Moon on Sunday

You will be able to see the alignment for around an hour

Wales Online

How a sand-guzzling box could power a future city on the Moon

A box that sucks in sand and spits out solar panels could power humans through the climate crisis and further our ambitions in space.

Inverse

Space Blocs: The future of international cooperation in space is splitting along lines of power on Earth

Even during times of conflict on the ground, space has historically been an arena of collaboration among nations. But trends in the past decade suggest that the nature of cooperation in space is shifting, and fallout from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has highlighted these changes.

The Conversation

Behold! NASA’s Mars rover captures a stunning sight in the Martian sky

One of Mars' small moons occulted the surface of the Sun — causing a unique eclipse that's not quite what Earthlings are used to.

Inverse

Artemis 1 wet dress rehearsal failure pushes back launch date of NASA’s Moonbound megarocket

NASA teams will investigate a propellant leak and faulty valve on the Space Launch System rocket.

Inverse

After failed tests, NASA's Moon rocket heads back to workshop

Washington (AFP) - NASA's Space Launch System rocket is heading back to its assembly building for repairs next week, pushing the earliest possible launch date for its uncrewed test flight to the Moon to later this summer, officials said Monday.

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Can Space stay peaceful during tension on Earth?

If spacefaring nations can set aside geopolitics, the hope and cooperation that characterised the dawn of the space age will come to the fore once again.

Bristol Post

When are the Supermoons in 2022?

We've already seen four full moons this year - but how many Supermoons will there be?

Inverse

Artemis 1 wet dress rehearsal fails a third time — here's what that means for its Moon mission

The largest launch vehicle since the Apollo-era won't see an official launch quite yet.

Newsroom.co.nz

First in, first served as Moon-mining gains legality

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European Space Agency Stops Cooperation with Russian Lunar Missions

The European Space Agency on Wednesday ended cooperation with Russia on three missions to the Moon due to Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, following a previous decision to do the same for a Mars mission. The ESA said it would "discontinue cooperative activities" on Luna-25, 26 and 27, a series of…

Inverse

Artemis-1's next-generation rocket faces setback from pocket-sized valve

The Moon-bound rocket needs to pass a test before it can ever see the light of Moon-day.

Zenger

First Computer: 2,000-Year-Old Device Found On Seabed Maybe Designed By Archimedes Says Expert

Known as the Antikythera Mechanism it was found in 1901, but it was of such complexity that it was originally regarded as a fake.

Inverse

The most unpredictable sci-fi mystery of the 2000s is finally on HBO Max

This 2009 sci-fi flick is an unpredictable and subversive character study. Here's why Inverse recommends that you find some time to stream 'Moon' on HBO Max ASAP.

360info

First in, first served as Moon-mining gains legality

International law was rocked by the introduction of the Artemis Accords, an agreement that allows mining on the Moon in support of scientific missions.

360info

Can space stay peaceful during tension on Earth?

If spacefaring nations can set aside geopolitics, the hope and cooperation that characterised the dawn of the space age will come to the fore once again.

Inverse

NASA's Artemis 1 wet dress rehearsal failure delivers a setback to the Moon mission

The Inverse rundown on the newest setback to NASA's Moonbound Artemis 1 mission.

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