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INCREDIBLE images from China's Chang’e 6 lander, which landed on the far side of the moon late on June 1 and lifted off in an ascent vehicle with the first lunar samples from the far side of the moon yesterday.

Image credit: CNSA

the moon’s surface looking browinsh gray, not a lot of large rocks
The moon’s surface with one black and gold lander leg in the photo
A wide angle shot with the lander leg in the front and the moon in the distance

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That was fast! After a couple of days of taking samples and taking selfies, China's Chang'e-6 probe lifted off from the moon's far side and is due to rendezvous with an orbiter to stash those samples for the trip back to Earth. https://cosmiclog.com/2024/06/04/chinese-probe-collects-moon-samples-and-lifts-off/

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65dBnoise, to space
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Dead reckoning

Processed, cropped NAVCAM_LEFT mosaic
looking ESE (106°) from RMC 52.5032
Sol 1168, LMST: 15:03:50

Original: https://mars.nasa.gov/mars2020-raw-images/pub/ods/surface/sol/01168/ids/edr/browse/ncam/NLF_1168_0770638550_816ECM_N0525032NCAM02168_04_195J01.png
Credit: /JPL-Caltech/65dBnoise

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skrishna, to space
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In other news, because there isn’t enough going on this week: is Hubble transitioning to one gyro mode??

For more on that: https://www.adastraspace.com/p/hubble-space-telescope-safe-mode-gyroscopes

thomas_appere, to Geology French
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Le rover Curiosity a brisé une roche en roulant dessus, dévoilant des cristaux clairs et laiteux. La zone étant riche en sulfates, il est très probable que ce soit des cristaux de gypse, parmi les plus beaux que je vois depuis le début de la mission ! 1/3

#Mars #CuriosityRover #Geology #Rock #Gypsum #NASA #NASAJPL #JPL #space #exploration #spaceexploration #science

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The URSA Medivac is here! What are your thoughts on the new rescue vehicle in #starcitizen #streaming #space #mmo

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umplus, to Astronomy Spanish
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- NGC 4449

https://www.universomagico.net/2024/06/ngc-4449.html

Seeking new data, the James Webb Space Telescope is observing objects that are old acquaintances to the Hubble Space Telescope. Magic Universe proposes a slow transition of the images of both devices in orbit to better see what is new in Webb's latest observations, activate this transition by placing the mouse over the image or clicking on touch screens. The objective of.....

isaackuo, to space

Quick astronomy question - what sort of surface ices are plausible for a Sednoid 550AU from the Sun?

For an SF story setting, I'm using a Sednoid binary system similar to a scaled down Pluto-Charon system.

Effective temperature around 10K, but I think this is still too warm for hydrogen ice.

I am aware of water ice, CO2, carbon monoxide, nitrogen, methane, ammonia, suflur dioxide ... anything I'm missing or stuff I should discard?

Thanks!

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: This scene is a mosaic of two Right Mastcam-Z camera images taken by NASA's Perseverance rover on 27 May 2024 at a local time of 3:15 pm. The color approximates natural human vision. Most boulders are largely basaltic, with evidence of being rounded by wind. We can't wait to learn the composition of the lighter-toned one in the middle of the scene, though, as it appears to be something different. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASU/Paul Byrne

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The Sun and sunspots. 1433UT 3 June 2024.

skrishna, to space
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Busy week for space stuff!

  • Boeing Starliner launch: June 5, 10:52 am ET
  • Starship IFT-4: June 6, 7 am CT (pending launch license)
  • Chang’e-6 landed on the far side of the moon 6/1, will launch early this week with samples
  • huge sunspots pointed at Earth

#space #science #nasa #spaceflight #scicomm

ksoltys, to climate
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This week's Featured Links post has links to articles about how an update to the Drake equation suggests we may be alone in the galaxy, how Hispanics in South Florida are fighting disinformation, will Musk's Starlink satellites lead to Kessler syndrome, and more.

https://coredump3.blogspot.com/2024/06/featured-links-june-3-2024.html

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