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Meanwhile, at Ceres . . .
. . . the Dawn mission is coming to an end. Remember those shiny spots on the asteroid? They’re still making headlines! Here is an
Guest Videos: OSIRIS-REx Mission to Bennu
Update, March 16, 2019: New asteroid science ahoy! ☄️ Listen in on Tuesday, March 19 at 1:30pm EDT as experts from my team discuss highlights
Guest Videos: Juno and Jupiter
Recently, the Juno mission to Jupiter accomplished its chief goal by enabling astrophysicists to look inside the gas giant indirectly for the first time.
Guest Reblog: “Opportunity Under Threat,” by The Road To Endeavour
Humanity is going into space eventually. Lets bring as much of that 60s spirit of wonder and exploration with us as possible, and only what little “business as usual” mindset as required to keep basic operations function.
Guest Videos: Mikhail Lomonosov
You might run across the word “Lomonosov” in the news soon. A ridge of that name is a big part of Russia’s claim to the
