Launch of the Artemis II rocket towards the moon.
#artemis #ArtemisII #artemis2 #moon #MoonMission #LunarMission #moonbase #NASA #science #technology #engineering #space #spacescience #astrophysics
Launch of the Artemis II rocket towards the moon.
#artemis #ArtemisII #artemis2 #moon #MoonMission #LunarMission #moonbase #NASA #science #technology #engineering #space #spacescience #astrophysics

ASTEROID ALLEGATIONS MOUNT AS RUBIN OBSERVATORY SPINS EARLY HAUL
Rubin Observatory found over 11,000 new asteroids in early tests. This data helps scientists understand our solar system better. What does this mean for us?
#AsteroidDiscovery, #RubinObservatory, #SpaceScience, #SolarSystem, #AstronomyNews
https://newsletter.tf/rubin-observatory-finds-11000-new-asteroids-early/
Rubin Observatory found over 11,000 new asteroids in early tests, which is a huge number. This data could change how we see our solar system.
#AsteroidDiscovery, #RubinObservatory, #SpaceScience, #SolarSystem, #AstronomyNews
https://newsletter.tf/rubin-observatory-finds-11000-new-asteroids-early/

Using preliminary data from the Vera C. Rubin Observatory, scientists have discovered over 11,000 new asteroids. The data were confirmed by the International Astronomical Union's Minor Planet Center (MPC), making this the largest single batch of asteroid discoveries submitted in the past year. The discoveries were made using data from Rubin's early optimization surveys and offer a powerful preview of the observatory's transformative impact on solar system science.

The search for life on Mars involves the efforts of scientists from many different disciplines. An important aspect of that search is to study Martian sedimentary rocks for information about the planet's environment when it is likely that the surface environment hosted abundant water and therefore more habitable, around three to four billion years ago. Now, research published in the journal Geology shows evidence of an intense sandstorm that swept through Mars's Gale crater over three billion years ago.
Artemis II lifts off NASA's Kennedy Space Center, Florida | Florida Today
Liftoff! Artemis II launched at 6:35 p.m. April 1 from NASA's Kennedy Space Center Pad 39B. The astronauts are off on the historic mission around the moon.
Sneak preview 👀
Some of our #JWST data will become publicly available in the archives tomorrow, for the galactic star-forming region, Sharpless 305, & the nearby massive protostar, RAFGL5232.
The data are tricky & need more work on saturation, noise, & banding problems, plus colour compositing 😬
But as others will be quick to publish images as usual, I thought I'd share our snapshot with you first 😉
More to come as we continue pixel-bashing 👾🔨👍