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Astronauts Stranded in Space: The Hidden Costs of Extended Cosmic Journeys

7 March 2025

Barry “Butch” Wilmore and Sunita “Suni” Williams spent over 270 days in space, exceeding their planned 8-day Starliner mission, showcasing unexpected challenges of prolonged space travel. Prolonged space missions cause significant physical changes, including muscle atrophy and bone density loss, with astronauts

56·Cosmos·Exploration·Lunar·Mars·Spacecraft

SpaceX’s Starship Faces Fiery Trial, But the Journey to Mars Continues

7 March 2025

SpaceX’s Starship test ended in “rapid unscheduled disassembly” just nine minutes into flight, highlighting the unpredictability of space travel. The towering spacecraft is composed of a 165-foot Starship and a 232-foot Super Heavy booster, designed for future lunar and Mars missions. Despite

56·Exploration·Launches·Mars·Orbit·Spacecraft

Starship Drama: Explosive Setback for SpaceX and Musk’s Quest for Mars

7 March 2025

SpaceX’s Starship launch ended in fiery failure shortly after liftoff, highlighting ongoing challenges in the pursuit of reaching Mars. The explosion caused flight disruptions as debris fell across areas near Florida and the Bahamas. Despite previous successes, these recent setbacks emphasize concerns

56·Astronomy·Cosmos·Exploration·Orbit·Ripples

Stargazers Unearth a Cosmic Marvel: Meet ZTF J0112+5827, a Stellar Dance of Magnetic Fields and Gravitational Waves

7 March 2025

Astronomers have discovered a unique cataclysmic variable system, ZTF J0112+5827, located 1,186 light-years away. ZTF J0112+5827 features an 81-minute orbital period between a white dwarf and a companion star, belonging to the polar subclass. The system is characterized by its strong magnetic

56·Cosmos·Exploration·Intel·Lunar·Night Sky

Transform Your Astrophotography with Color Theory Pro v2

7 March 2025

Color Theory Pro Version 2 is a powerful Photoshop plug-in tailored for astrophotography and landscape photography enthusiasts. This iteration transforms images by enhancing nebulas, removing/repositioning stars, and smoothing sky gradients, particularly in light-polluted settings. It features noise reduction and intelligent light controls

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Devon’s Celestial Gem: The Observatory Tied to Rock Royalty and Historic Discoveries

7 March 2025

The Norman Lockyer Observatory, located in Salcombe Regis, is at a crucial moment as it seeks society stewardship to preserve its historic buildings. Supported by Queen guitarist Sir Brian May, the society submitted an interest to East Devon District Council to develop

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Why Explosions Can’t Ground SpaceX’s Ambitious Dreams for Starship

7 March 2025

SpaceX’s Starship experienced an explosive failure due to a catastrophic aft section malfunction, impacting communication with Earth. Despite setbacks, Elon Musk remains optimistic, planning another launch within 4 to 6 weeks. This mission’s success is critical for NASA’s lunar objectives and Musk’s

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SpaceX Faces Another Setback: Starship Explodes in Fiery Display

7 March 2025

SpaceX faced another challenge as the Starship rocket experienced engine failures, leading to its explosion above Florida. This marked the second consecutive failure this year, highlighting the fine line between triumph and disaster in space exploration. The incident gained widespread attention, evidenced

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The Next Leap to Space: Crew-10 Prepares for Historic Launch to the ISS

7 March 2025

The Crew Dragon Endurance, a seasoned SpaceX spacecraft, is set to launch on March 12 from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, powering the Crew-10 mission. Crew-10 comprises astronauts from NASA, JAXA, and Roscosmos, who will spend six months on the International Space Station