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NASA Loses Contact with Its Maven Spacecraft Orbiting Mars for the Past Decade — REUTERS / ixx511

NASA · United States

NASA Loses Contact with Its Maven Spacecraft Orbiting Mars for the Past Decade

56% Center coverage: 52 sources

NASA has lost contact with a spacecraft that has orbited Mars for more than a decade. Maven abruptly stopped communicating to ground stations over the weekend. NASA said this week that it was working fine before it went behind the red planet. When it reappeared, there was only silence.See the Story

3I/ATLAS: ESA’s XMM-NEWTON Caught The Exocomet Under X-Ray Light; Here's What It Found

3I/ATLAS: ESA’s XMM-NEWTON Caught The Exocomet Under X-Ray Light; Here's What It Found

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

XMM-Newton observed the comet with its European Photon Imaging Camera (EPIC)-pn camera, its most sensitive X-ray camera See the Story

James Webb Space Telescope finds strongest evidence yet for atmosphere around rocky exoplanet: 'It's really like a wet lava ball'

James Webb Space Telescope finds strongest evidence yet for atmosphere around rocky exoplanet: 'It's really like a wet lava ball'

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The James Webb Space Telescope has found the strongest evidence yet of an atmosphere around a rocky exoplanet, challenging assumptions that ultra-hot super-Earths cannot hold onto air.See the Story

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