SSpace Read More The astronomical night sky over Edinburgh in AugustJuly 29, 2026 A partial Solar eclipse, the Perseid meteor shower, a planetary parade anda selenelion Lunar eclipse grace our August…
SSpace Read More Buck Moon lights up Devon and Cornwall skiesJuly 29, 2026 The July full Moon lit up the night skies across Devon and Cornwall on Tuesday night. It is…
SSpace Read More NASA’s New 3D Model Shows the Earth Is a Lumpy MessJuly 29, 2026 a new visualization of Earth looks nothing like the Blue Marble seen from space. NASA has released a…
SSpace Read More Which Countries Wait Longest For A Total Solar Eclipse?July 29, 2026 This map of the world shows the paths of all total solar eclipses during the period 2019–2040. T.…
SSpace Read More Liftoff as Ariane 6 takes flight for the first timeJuly 29, 2026 Ariane 6 launches to the sky on 9 July 2024 on its inaugural flight VA262. Europe’s newest heavy-lift…
SSpace Read More A Black Hole Singularity May Be a 3D Surface Where General Relativity Goes to Die : ScienceAlertJuly 29, 2026 What lies beyond a black hole‘s event horizon is a mystery. It’s the boundary that marks the distance…
SSpace Read More Warning: Earth’s magnetic shield is weakening fast over the Atlantic and spreadingJuly 29, 2026 Warning: Earth’s magnetic shield is weakening fast over the Atlantic and spreading – Futura-Sciences July 28, 2026 3…
SSpace Read More The full Buck Moon will be the most powerful of the yearJuly 29, 2026 As July comes to an end, we’re turning our eyes and minds to the skies in preparation for…
SSpace Read More Space launch company investigates rocket ‘issue’ ahead of engine test plansJuly 29, 2026 The company which hopes to launch a space rocket from the northernmost edge of the UK is investigating…
SSpace Read More A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket stage will hit the Moon in the coming daysJuly 29, 2026 ⓘ NASA – Unsplash An image showing the Moon. In the coming days, the upper stage of a…
SSpace Read More Vigorous turbulence driven by quasar-mode feedback in a cluster coreJuly 29, 2026 The X-Ray Imaging and Spectroscopy Mission (XRISM)1 is the successor to the Hitomi X-ray observatory2, which ceased operations…
SSpace Read More Cassini was deliberately flown into Saturn in September 2017 while still working perfectly, because the alternative was letting a dying spacecraft carrying Earth bacteria eventually drift into Enceladus, a moon with a liquid ocean and hydrothermal vents on its floor.July 29, 2026 On 15 September 2017, Cassini entered Saturn’s atmosphere while eight of its instruments were still returning data. The…