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SpaceX successfully launched its second set of Starlink satellites today (November 14th) in an impressive display of efficiency, reports Space com. At 8:21 am EST, a Falcon 9 rocket carrying 24 Starlink satellites lifted off from Florida's Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, following a morning launch from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.
This dual-launch effort underscores SpaceX's commitment to expanding the Starlink constellation, aimed at providing high-speed internet to remote and underserved areas globally. A weathered booster on its 18th flight landed smoothly on the SpaceX droneship "Just Read the Instructions" in the Atlantic Ocean, further showcasing the reusability of SpaceX technology.
The Starlink constellation now exceeds 6,560 active satellites, bringing SpaceX closer to its goal of global internet coverage. The droneship JRTI, operating out of Port Canaveral, is a modified barge designed to recover Falcon boosters at sea, enhancing SpaceX's launch capabilities.
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This dual-launch effort underscores SpaceX's commitment to expanding the Starlink constellation, aimed at providing high-speed internet to remote and underserved areas globally. A weathered booster on its 18th flight landed smoothly on the SpaceX droneship "Just Read the Instructions" in the Atlantic Ocean, further showcasing the reusability of SpaceX technology.
The Starlink constellation now exceeds 6,560 active satellites, bringing SpaceX closer to its goal of global internet coverage. The droneship JRTI, operating out of Port Canaveral, is a modified barge designed to recover Falcon boosters at sea, enhancing SpaceX's launch capabilities.
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#Starlink #SatelliteLaunch
#Falcon9
#SpaceXLaunch #GlobalInternet #HighSpeedInternet
#SpaceTechnology #ReusableRocket #JRTI #SpaceExploration
Did you know that the Europa Clipper probe is currently on its way to Jupiter's moon? NASA has spent over $5 billion on this project, and it could become one of the most important missions in human history.
Why? Because life might be hiding beneath Europa's icy crust! The Hubble telescope has already detected water vapor emissions from the moon's surface, and scientists hope to find "biosignatures" there.
While NASA prepares for an encounter with extraterrestrial life, we at Holiverse are working on technologies to prepare humans for future space expeditions. Our team is developing a metaverse where we create accurate digital copies of people. This allows us to model and study the body's reactions to cosmic radiation and other extreme conditions without putting real people at risk. Read more in the article.
Virtual reality technologies are transforming from entertainment into a tool for scientific breakthrough.
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Why? Because life might be hiding beneath Europa's icy crust! The Hubble telescope has already detected water vapor emissions from the moon's surface, and scientists hope to find "biosignatures" there.
While NASA prepares for an encounter with extraterrestrial life, we at Holiverse are working on technologies to prepare humans for future space expeditions. Our team is developing a metaverse where we create accurate digital copies of people. This allows us to model and study the body's reactions to cosmic radiation and other extreme conditions without putting real people at risk. Read more in the article.
Virtual reality technologies are transforming from entertainment into a tool for scientific breakthrough.
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This is the most advanced photograph of our Moon ever captured, boasting an impressive image size of over 700GB.
It reveals unprecedented detail and clarity, showcasing the lunar surface like never before.
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It reveals unprecedented detail and clarity, showcasing the lunar surface like never before.
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#SpaceExploration
#AdvancedImaging
#MoonMission
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Scientists have discovered evidence of an ancient magma ocean on the Moon’s south pole, providing new insights into the Moon's origins. This revelation comes from lunar soil samples analyzed from the Chandrayaan-3 mission, which landed near the Moon’s southernmost region in August 2023.
The soil's composition, rich in elements like sodium, magnesium, and iron, suggests that the Moon once had a magma ocean lasting tens of millions of years. This finding supports the theory that the Moon formed from the debris of a massive impact between Earth and a Mars-sized body around 4.24 billion years ago.
As the Moon cooled, lighter minerals like ferroan anorthosite floated to the surface, creating the lunar highlands. This discovery, made using advanced technology aboard India’s Vikram lander, marks a significant milestone in understanding the Moon’s geological history.
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#SpaceExploration #LunarScience #Chandrayaan3 #MagmaOcean #NASA #SpaceResearch #Astrophysics #Geology #MoonLanding
The soil's composition, rich in elements like sodium, magnesium, and iron, suggests that the Moon once had a magma ocean lasting tens of millions of years. This finding supports the theory that the Moon formed from the debris of a massive impact between Earth and a Mars-sized body around 4.24 billion years ago.
As the Moon cooled, lighter minerals like ferroan anorthosite floated to the surface, creating the lunar highlands. This discovery, made using advanced technology aboard India’s Vikram lander, marks a significant milestone in understanding the Moon’s geological history.
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#SpaceExploration #LunarScience #Chandrayaan3 #MagmaOcean #NASA #SpaceResearch #Astrophysics #Geology #MoonLanding
Nasa launches bid to find life on Jupiter’s moon
CAPE CANAVERAL: An imposing Nasa probe lifted off on Monday on a five-and-a-half-year journey to Europa, one of Jupiter’s 95 moons, to find out is there anywhere else in our solar system that could support life?
A SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket with the Europa Clipper spacecraft on board launches from the Kennedy Space Centre, on Monday.—AFP
The Europa Clipper mission will allow the US space agency to uncover new details about the moon, which scientists believe could hold an ocean of liquid water beneath its icy surface.
Europa is one of the most promising places to look for life beyond Earth,” said Nasa official Gina DiBraccio at a news conference last month.
The mission will not look directly for signs of life, but will instead look to answer the question: does Europa contain the ingredients that would allow life to be present? If it does, another mission would then have to make the journey to try and detect it.
One year on ‘Mars’: inside Nasa’s ultra-realistic isolation study
It’s a chance for us to explore not a world that might have been habitable billions of years ago,” like Mars, Europa Clipper programme scientist Curt Niebur told reporters last month, “but a world that might be habitable today, right now.”
The probe is the largest ever designed by Nasa for inter-planetary exploration.
It is 30 metres wide when its immense solar panels — designed to capture the weak light that reaches Jupiter — are fully extended.
Primitive life
While Europa’s existence has been known since 1610, the first close-up images were taken by the Voyager probes in 1979, which revealed mysterious reddish lines crisscrossing its surface.
This time, the Europa Clipper probe will carry a host of sophisticated instruments, including cameras, a spectrograph, radar, and a magnetometer to measure its magnetic forces.
The mission will look to determine the structure and composition of Europa’s icy surface, its depth, and even the salinity of its ocean, as well as the way the two interact — to find out, for example, if water rises to the surface in places.
The aim is to understand whether the three ingredients necessary for life are present: water, energy and certain chemical compounds. If these conditions exist on Europa, life could be found in the ocean in the form of primitive bacteria, explained Bonnie Buratti, the mission’s deputy project scientist.
The probe will cover 2.9 billion kilometres during its journey to Jupiter, with arrival expected in April 2030. The main mission will last another four years.
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A SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket with the Europa Clipper spacecraft on board launches from the Kennedy Space Centre, on Monday.—AFP
The Europa Clipper mission will allow the US space agency to uncover new details about the moon, which scientists believe could hold an ocean of liquid water beneath its icy surface.
Europa is one of the most promising places to look for life beyond Earth,” said Nasa official Gina DiBraccio at a news conference last month.
The mission will not look directly for signs of life, but will instead look to answer the question: does Europa contain the ingredients that would allow life to be present? If it does, another mission would then have to make the journey to try and detect it.
One year on ‘Mars’: inside Nasa’s ultra-realistic isolation study
It’s a chance for us to explore not a world that might have been habitable billions of years ago,” like Mars, Europa Clipper programme scientist Curt Niebur told reporters last month, “but a world that might be habitable today, right now.”
The probe is the largest ever designed by Nasa for inter-planetary exploration.
It is 30 metres wide when its immense solar panels — designed to capture the weak light that reaches Jupiter — are fully extended.
Primitive life
While Europa’s existence has been known since 1610, the first close-up images were taken by the Voyager probes in 1979, which revealed mysterious reddish lines crisscrossing its surface.
This time, the Europa Clipper probe will carry a host of sophisticated instruments, including cameras, a spectrograph, radar, and a magnetometer to measure its magnetic forces.
The mission will look to determine the structure and composition of Europa’s icy surface, its depth, and even the salinity of its ocean, as well as the way the two interact — to find out, for example, if water rises to the surface in places.
The aim is to understand whether the three ingredients necessary for life are present: water, energy and certain chemical compounds. If these conditions exist on Europa, life could be found in the ocean in the form of primitive bacteria, explained Bonnie Buratti, the mission’s deputy project scientist.
The probe will cover 2.9 billion kilometres during its journey to Jupiter, with arrival expected in April 2030. The main mission will last another four years.
#NASA #SpaceExploration
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NASA Offers $3 Million Reward for Innovative Waste Management Solutions! 🚀
As NASA gears up for its first crewed moon landing in over 50 years, set for September 2026, they’re launching the LunaRecycle Challenge—a two-phase competition inviting global innovators to tackle a critical issue: waste management for long-term lunar missions.
With a $3 million reward on the line, participants are encouraged to propose groundbreaking methods for minimizing and recycling waste, from old clothing to food packaging. Amy Kaminski, program executive for NASA’s Prizes, Challenges, and Crowdsourcing program, highlights the need for sustainable operations both in space and on Earth.
Challenge manager Kim Krome is excited about the potential solutions that could drive advancements in technology for manufacturing and habitats. NASA's commitment to sustainability ensures that minimal waste will return to Earth, paving the way for a cleaner future in space exploration.
Are you ready to innovate for the stars? Join the LunaRecycle Challenge today!
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As NASA gears up for its first crewed moon landing in over 50 years, set for September 2026, they’re launching the LunaRecycle Challenge—a two-phase competition inviting global innovators to tackle a critical issue: waste management for long-term lunar missions.
With a $3 million reward on the line, participants are encouraged to propose groundbreaking methods for minimizing and recycling waste, from old clothing to food packaging. Amy Kaminski, program executive for NASA’s Prizes, Challenges, and Crowdsourcing program, highlights the need for sustainable operations both in space and on Earth.
Challenge manager Kim Krome is excited about the potential solutions that could drive advancements in technology for manufacturing and habitats. NASA's commitment to sustainability ensures that minimal waste will return to Earth, paving the way for a cleaner future in space exploration.
Are you ready to innovate for the stars? Join the LunaRecycle Challenge today!
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SpaceX Setback Sends Dogecoin Down
In a surprising turn of events, Dogecoin experienced a 7.5% drop, plummeting from $0.0857 to $0.0802. This decline coincided with SpaceX’s loss of its Starship spacecraft during a critical test flight. The failure was reportedly due to the spacecraft’s automated flight termination system activating unexpectedly, marking a significant setback for SpaceX’s deep-space exploration goals.
This incident didn’t just impact SpaceX’s aspirations, but also sent shockwaves through the crypto market, significantly affecting Dogecoin’s market value.
🔍 Hashtags: #memes #DogecoinDecline #CryptoMarketDynamics #SpaceExploration
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Always intriguing to see the interplay between tech advancements and crypto markets, isn’t it? Stay tuned for more updates!
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In a surprising turn of events, Dogecoin experienced a 7.5% drop, plummeting from $0.0857 to $0.0802. This decline coincided with SpaceX’s loss of its Starship spacecraft during a critical test flight. The failure was reportedly due to the spacecraft’s automated flight termination system activating unexpectedly, marking a significant setback for SpaceX’s deep-space exploration goals.
This incident didn’t just impact SpaceX’s aspirations, but also sent shockwaves through the crypto market, significantly affecting Dogecoin’s market value.
🔍 Hashtags: #memes #DogecoinDecline #CryptoMarketDynamics #SpaceExploration
💡 Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice.
Always intriguing to see the interplay between tech advancements and crypto markets, isn’t it? Stay tuned for more updates!
— Linkan 💬
NASA is offering a $3 million reward to individuals who can solve a critical challenge in space: waste management for long-term lunar missions. As NASA prepares for the first crewed moon landing in over 50 years, set for September 2026, they seek innovative approaches to processing different types of waste, including old clothing and food packaging, to enhance sustainability on the moon.
The LunaRecycle Challenge, a two-phase competition, invites global participants to propose new methods for minimizing and recycling waste in space environments. Amy Kaminski, program executive for NASA’s Prizes, Challenges, and Crowdsourcing program, emphasizes the importance of operating sustainably both in space and on Earth.
Kim Krome, challenge manager and acting program manager for NASA's Centennial Challenges, expressed excitement for the potential solutions that could advance technology in advanced manufacturing and habitats. NASA’s commitment to sustainable space exploration aims to ensure minimal waste returns to Earth.
#NASA #LunaRecycleChallenge
#SpaceExploration
#Sustainability #Innovation #WasteManagement
#MoonMission #SpaceTech
#technology #technews
The LunaRecycle Challenge, a two-phase competition, invites global participants to propose new methods for minimizing and recycling waste in space environments. Amy Kaminski, program executive for NASA’s Prizes, Challenges, and Crowdsourcing program, emphasizes the importance of operating sustainably both in space and on Earth.
Kim Krome, challenge manager and acting program manager for NASA's Centennial Challenges, expressed excitement for the potential solutions that could advance technology in advanced manufacturing and habitats. NASA’s commitment to sustainable space exploration aims to ensure minimal waste returns to Earth.
#NASA #LunaRecycleChallenge
#SpaceExploration
#Sustainability #Innovation #WasteManagement
#MoonMission #SpaceTech
#technology #technews