Astrobitica
Astrobitica
04/09/2026
Astronomers have witnessed a small, icy body that orbits the sun out beyond Jupiter transforming into a...
Astrobitica
03/09/2026
A delicate crescent Moon meets up with Mars in the constellation Gemini on September 6, visible in...
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03/09/2026
More than fifty years after it was proposed, the search for Dark Matter continues, whether through cosmic...
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03/09/2026
Gen. Douglas Schiess succeeds Gen. Chance Saltzman as the third chief of space operations of the U.S....
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03/09/2026
The Moon has a full dance card along the ecliptic this month. The Moon is busy in...
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03/09/2026
It's hard to downplay excitement for Alien: Isolation 2 after a first menacing teaser and promising early...
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03/09/2026
Mercury, the tiniest and least-explored planet in the inner solar system, is hiding mysteries far larger than...
Astrobitica
03/09/2026
"Strange New Worlds"' fourth season has doubled down on the show's long-established penchant for seeking out new...
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03/09/2026
After nearly eight years traveling through the inner solar system, the trailblazing BepiColombo spacecraft has finally begun...
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03/09/2026
Centaurs are small solar system bodies that orbit the Sun between Jupiter and Neptune. Because they move...
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03/09/2026
Comet 220P/McNaught has already put on an unexpectedly impressive show this summer as two dramatic outbursts of...
Astrobitica
03/09/2026
Astrophotographer Mark Johnston captured the sun in remarkable detail from his backyard in Arizona. (Image credit: Mark...
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03/09/2026
On Sept. 3, 2006, a European satellite named SMART-1 crashed into the moon! This wasn't actually as...
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03/09/2026
Leuven, Belgium & Halifax, Canada – 3 September 2026 – European optical payload provider Simera Sense today...
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03/09/2026
India notched a spaceflight milestone today (Sept. 3).A GSLV Mark II rocket launched an Earth-imaging satellite toward...
Astrobitica
03/09/2026
The future of a privately backed robotic mission Venus seems about as cloudy as the planet itself...
