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2024 space calendar events: Artemis 2, total solar eclipse, and more

The year 2024 will see lunar lander missions, more SpaceX Starship tests, a crewed NASA Artemis II flight around the moon, and a total solar eclipse.

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JWST captures immense, rare explosion

The JWST imaged a burst a million light years away that generated some of the rarest chemicals found on Earth.

United statesAndrew levanEuropean space agency bepicolomboLos alamos national laboratoryRadboud universityWebb space telescopeJames webb space telescopeBrightest of all timeGamma ray space telescopeNeil gehrels swiftRed planetEuropean space agency

The Solar Wind Whistles as it Passes Mercury

The Solar Wind Whistles as it Passes Mercury
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A rain of electrons causes Mercury s X-ray auroras

The first direct measurement of electrons raining down on Mercury suggests this particle precipitation causes most auroras in the solar system.

United statesAnn arborRyan deweyEuropean space agency bepicolomboInstitute of researchUniversity of michiganNature communicationsUniversity of pisaEven marsSae aizawaMercurianx rayEuropean space agency

NASA s Parker Solar Probe captures the first visible light images of Venus surface

NASA's Parker Solar Probe has captured its first images of Venus' surface in visible light. The images show distinctive areas on the planetary surface, including continental regions, plains and plateaus.

Naval research laboratoryDistrict of columbiaUnited statesNicola foxBrian woodEuropean space agency bepicolomboMagellan teamHeliophysics divisionPlanetary science divisionSolar probeParker solar probeWide field imagerEuropean space agencyLori glaze

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