Weekly - JWST discovers ghostly wandering stars and more
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Curiosity finds gemstone on Mars
NASA’s Curiosity rover on mars recently found a gemstone that could be the result of alteration by water. For more info click here.
Hubble finds ghostly stars wandering from galaxy to galaxy
The Hubble space telescope unearthed a new and fascinating discovery last week. It found a couple of stars wandering aimlessly from galaxy to galaxy. These stars are not tied to any cluster or galaxy. Researchers believe they have been wandering for over a billion years.
James Webb reveals cosmic secret that until recently was unknown to man
The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) revealed a cosmic secret last week. It has found galaxies similar to the milky way that existed when the universe was approximately only 340 million years old. For comparison, the universe is currently 13.7 Billion years old.
Cutting-edge technology for harnessing energy to be tested
Caltech’s Space Solar Power Project was successfully launched into space last week to demonstrate and test its new technology for harnessing solar power and transmitting it to earth. For more info read here.
Japanese startup Space One’s first rocket at launchpad with mysterious satellite inside.
The Japanese private startup Space One plans to establish a low-cost, quick-response commercial satellite launch service with the launch of its first rocket Kairos. The type of satellite inside has not been disclosed. This launch will be a historical moment for Japan as it will be the first-ever private rocket launch.
