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A crescent Earth sets behind the edge of the cratered Moon in a photograph taken by the Artemis II crew

Artemis II Crew Saw Five Moon Flashes; the One Camera Clip Checked Saw None

Artemis II's crew reported five impact flashes on the dark Moon, likely the faintest ever seen by human eyes, according to NASA's preliminary lunar science report. A short Orion camera clip reviewed

October 14, 2026

Astronomy·News·Science

Satellite map of Antarctic sea ice concentration on September 14, 2026, with a yellow line marking the 1981 to 2010 median extent

Antarctic Sea Ice Slides Toward Record Lows, NSIDC Says, or Nearly So

Antarctic sea ice is melting back at record-low daily extents, the National Snow and Ice Data Center said, though a later paragraph of its report calls it only close to the record.

October 14, 2026

Climate·News·Science

Artemis III astronauts in white cleanroom suits lean over a railing to view the Orion spacecraft at Kennedy Space Center

Artemis III Crew Will Rehearse a Pad Escape as NASA Stacks Its Rocket

NASA has finished stacking the Artemis III boosters and set an October 23 update on its Moon plans, with the crew due to rehearse an emergency pad exit. Nothing NASA has published

October 14, 2026

News·Science

The transition between the Moon's near side and far side photographed by the Artemis II crew during their lunar flyby

China Will Show Moon Samples From Both Sides at an Expanded Airshow China

China will display lunar samples from both the near side (Chang'e-5) and far side (Chang'e-6) of the Moon at Airshow China in Zhuhai from December 7 to 13, in an expanded edition

October 14, 2026

News·Science·Technology

Five members of the SPEARS battery team stand and sit beside a thermal vacuum chamber at NASA's Langley Research Center

NASA’s Moon Battery Works at Minus 80C, but the Lunar Night Hits Minus 200

NASA's SPEARS solid-state battery cells worked down to minus 80 degrees Celsius in vacuum tests at Langley and survived minus 170. The Moon's South Pole night reaches minus 200, and the release

October 14, 2026

News·Science·Technology

Composite image of the Treble Clef radio source, looping pink filaments inside a blue haze of hot cluster gas, with background stars

Treble Clef Radio Shape Traced to Black Hole Outburst and Cluster Crash

A radio shape nicknamed the Treble Clef, first taken for a pulsar, appears to be a black hole's old outburst revived by a collision of two galaxy clusters behind the Milky Way,

October 14, 2026

Astronomy·News·Science

The city lights of Jerusalem and surrounding areas photographed at night from the International Space Station

Colombia Opens Jerusalem Embassy, 46 Years After UN Said Withdraw Them

Colombia opened an embassy in Jerusalem on Wednesday, the tenth country to do so, 46 years after UN Security Council Resolution 478 called on states to withdraw their missions. The Palestinian foreign

October 14, 2026

Government and Politics·News

The Strait of Hormuz between Iran and the United Arab Emirates seen from the International Space Station

UN Fertiliser Plan for Hormuz Is Ready in 10 Days, If Iran and US Agree

The UN says it can start moving fertiliser through the Strait of Hormuz within seven to 10 days of a yes from Iran and the United States. Its envoy wants that answer

October 14, 2026

Economy·News

Artist's concept of a banded red and purple brown dwarf against a starry sky and the Milky Way

SPHEREx Spectra Expose Where Brown Dwarf Models Go Wrong

NASA's SPHEREx telescope measured 37 nearby brown dwarfs and found water, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and methane. The best models still struggle through the cloudy transition, and thousands more objects are waiting

October 14, 2026

Astronomy·News·Science

Webb NIRCam image of a star field and distant galaxies with an inset enlarging a small blue dwarf galaxy marked by a white cross

Webb Traces Farthest Fast Radio Burst to a Surprisingly Tiny Galaxy

Webb and the MeerKAT telescope traced the most distant fast radio burst yet to a tiny star-forming galaxy about 3 billion years after the Big Bang. The host is 1,000 times lighter

October 14, 2026

Astronomy·News·Science

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Artemis II Crew Saw Five Moon Flashes; the One Camera Clip Checked Saw None

Antarctic Sea Ice Slides Toward Record Lows, NSIDC Says, or Nearly So

Artemis III Crew Will Rehearse a Pad Escape as NASA Stacks Its Rocket

China Will Show Moon Samples From Both Sides at an Expanded Airshow China

NASA’s Moon Battery Works at Minus 80C, but the Lunar Night Hits Minus 200

Treble Clef Radio Shape Traced to Black Hole Outburst and Cluster Crash

Colombia Opens Jerusalem Embassy, 46 Years After UN Said Withdraw Them

UN Fertiliser Plan for Hormuz Is Ready in 10 Days, If Iran and US Agree

SPHEREx Spectra Expose Where Brown Dwarf Models Go Wrong

Webb Traces Farthest Fast Radio Burst to a Surprisingly Tiny Galaxy

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