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US races Russia and China to build a nuclear reactor on the moon
NASA wants a working reactor near the moon's south pole by 2030, ahead of a Russian-Chinese project for 2036; nuclear power could sustain bases through 14-day nights, but experts warn a rocket failure could scatter radioactive material on Earth
Tzippy Shmilovitz, New York
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10.11.26
Cold War US spy satellite breaks apart in orbit, debris raises collision fears
USA 32, launched in 1988, suddenly fragmented 775 kilometers above Earth; investigators do not yet know why, while debris remains in a heavily used orbital region and renews concerns over the cascading collision scenario known as Kessler syndrome
Yogev Israeli
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09.29.26
SpaceX’s Starship reaches Earth orbit for first time in historic test
Flight 14 overcame an engine shutdown before reaching stable orbit; SpaceX later shortened the mission to under two laps before a controlled Pacific return
Ettay Nevo
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09.28.26
Did Venus swallow its moon? New theory may explain the mystery
Venus' slow rotation and gravity may have caused a former moon to crash into the planet; if Venus once had a moon, the impact could have altered its spin, geology and climate — and perhaps affected whether it once supported life
Yogev Israeli
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09.26.26
Israeli startup Moonshot Space aims to build a delivery system for orbit
Moonshot is developing an electromagnetic launcher to send smaller, frequent cargo shipments into space, betting that satellites, stations and future orbital data centers will need a reliable supply chain for fuel, materials and equipment
ynet Global
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09.24.26
US reveals it has deployed weapons in space | This is how China and Russia responded
Air Force Secretary Troy Meink says the Space Force has placed 'space control weapons' in orbit to deter rivals, prompting China and Russia to accuse Washington of fueling an arms race and call for space to remain weapon-free
ynet, news agencies
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09.16.26
The vest built to protect astronauts from space’s deadly radiation
A vest developed in Israel could help astronauts withstand one of deep space’s biggest threats; AstroRad has been shown to cut radiation exposure by more than 60%, offering a potential layer of protection for future missions to the Moon and Mars
ynet Global
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09.09.26
James Webb discovers mysterious ‘black hole star’ from early universe
MoM-BH*-1, seen just 660 million years after the Big Bang, appears to be a dense hydrogen-helium envelope powered by a massive central black hole and may explain Webb’s mysterious ‘little red dots’
Yogev Israeli
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08.18.26
SpaceX completes successful Starship test as environmental battle intensifies
SpaceX is set to receive 3,000 dunams of nature reserve land, drawing protests from environmental groups; also: a distant moon discovery, satellites launched from a ship, a canceled lunar mission and new findings on muscle and bone loss in space
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science Education, Reuters
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07.25.26
Scientists detect atmosphere on rocky exoplanet that could support liquid water
Astronomers have detected an atmosphere around LHS 1140 b, the first rocky planet in a habitable zone with a directly identified atmosphere; Located 48 light-years away, the planet may have conditions suitable for liquid water and potentially life
ynet
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07.17.26
Israeli scientist’s discovery may solve a 50-year-old black hole mystery
Braude College of Engineering researcher offers a new explanation for the mysterious 'one-quarter' factor in black hole entropy; if confirmed, the findings could advance quantum gravity theory and deepen our understanding of the universe
ynet
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07.16.26
Wally Funk, aviation icon who broke barriers and chased space dreams, dies at 87
Wally Funk, an aviation pioneer and the oldest woman to travel to space, has died at 87; One of the Mercury 13 female pilots denied a NASA astronaut role, Funk reached space in 2021 aboard Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin rocket
AP
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07.10.26
World’s largest digital camera begins 10-year survey of the universe
Perched on a mountaintop in Chile, the Vera C. Rubin Observatory will photograph the southern sky for a decade, mapping billions of stars and galaxies and searching for clues to dark matter and dark energy
Associated Press
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06.30.26
This week in space: Building satellites in Tel Aviv, Chinese rocket launch, Jupiter and the shock wave
Tel Aviv University has opened a new space engineering center; Blue Origin says it will resume New Glenn launches soon, despite the destruction of its launch pad in a rocket explosion; NASA’s Juno spacecraft is helping solve a cosmic mystery
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science
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06.24.26
Inside Starbase, Musk’s city for Mars that is shaking homes across South Texas
SpaceX’s rapid expansion has brought jobs, tourism and global attention to one of America’s poorest regions, but residents near Elon Musk’s company town say rocket launches are damaging homes, fueling lawsuits and deepening local divisions
Reuters, Yogev Israeli
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06.14.26
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