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SpaceX Launches Starlink Satellites: Prepare for a Major Internet Revolution

11 February 2025

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket launch is scheduled for February 11 at Cape Canaveral, Florida. The mission will deploy satellites for the Starlink mega-constellation, enhancing global internet access. Optimal viewing conditions are expected: 73°F, clear skies, and no cloud cover. This launch represents

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Unlock the Secrets of February’s Night Sky: Prepare for a Cosmic Illusion

11 February 2025

February features the intriguing phenomenon of Mars in retrograde, an optical illusion caused by Earth overtaking Mars in its orbit around the sun. This retrograde motion will last until February 23rd, and occurs approximately every two years for Mars. Historically, retrograde motion

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Is the Palos Verdes Peninsula the Next Victim of Nature’s Fury?

11 February 2025

The Palos Verdes Peninsula is experiencing significant land movement, slipping 16 inches in a few weeks. Landslides are driven by storms, including Hurricane Hilary, causing continuous instability. NASA’s radar technology reveals the land is moving toward the sea at four inches per

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Meet Quipu: The Mind-Blowing Discovery of the Universe’s Largest Structure

11 February 2025

Quipu is the largest known structure in the universe, measuring 1.3 billion light-years and comprising 200 quadrillion solar masses. It consists of nearly 70 galactic superclusters, significantly influencing cosmic evolution and structure. Quipu accounts for 45% of galaxy clusters, 30% of galaxies,

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Is NASA’s Artemis Moon Rocket Doomed? Boeing Hints at Massive Layoffs

11 February 2025

Boeing plans significant layoffs, impacting about 400 positions in its Artemis Moon rocket program by April 2025. The layoffs stem from project timeline revisions and budget challenges faced by the Space Launch Systems team. SpaceX’s leadership and budget-cutting strategies add complexity to

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Asteroid to Hit Earth? New Tech Could Divert Catastrophe

11 February 2025

Global space agencies are developing innovative defensive technologies to address the asteroid collision threat, exemplified by NASA’s DART mission. Artificial intelligence, particularly artificial neural networks, enhances the accuracy of predicting near-Earth object paths, allowing for earlier identification of collision threats. Future space

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Discover the Celestial Wonders: Stargazing Event Returns to Lampasas County

11 February 2025

The Stars at Night event will take place on March 1 in Lampasas County. Attendees can use professional telescopes and receive guidance from knowledgeable volunteers. The event focuses on promoting awareness about the importance of dark skies and reducing light pollution. Participants

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NASA’s Future in Jeopardy: Boeing Faces Massive Layoffs Amid SLS Uncertainty

11 February 2025

Boeing is at risk of laying off approximately 400 employees due to uncertainty surrounding NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS). The Trump administration has proposed cancelling the SLS program amid budget overruns and scheduling delays of NASA’s Artemis initiative. Job cut notifications were

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Astronomers on Alert: Could Asteroid 2024 YR4 Be Headed Our Way?

10 February 2025

Asteroid 2024 YR4 has a 2.3% chance of hitting Earth on December 22, 2032. Its size ranges between 130 and 300 feet, comparable to a football field. Rated -0.32 on the Palermo Scale, indicating a low risk compared to normal levels. Scores