Earth Shakes, the Moon Gets a Visitor, and Venus May Still Be Alive
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Earth Shakes, the Moon Gets a Visitor, and Venus May Still Be Alive
🌎 EARTH SIGNALS FOR JULY 28, 2026 Good morning, friends. Today’s signals from our restless planet: 🇯🇵 Japan experiences one of its strongest earthquakes in years. 🌕 A SpaceX rocket is about to slam into the Moon. 🪐 Venus may still be geologically active. 🌊 Scientists warn that Earth’s waters are steadily losing oxygen. 🌀...
The currently "parked" Marssondes ESCACADE photographed our cosmic homeland on July 3, 2026. The pictures show the earth and the moon in the infrared.
One of the two ships of NASA's ESCAPADE mission (Escape and Plasma Acceleration and Dynamics Explorers) captured a joint portrait of the Earth and the Moon as it continues its journey to Mars. The images were taken on July 3, when the ship was 584,600 kilometers from the Earth and 186,100 kilometers from the Moon. The photographs were obtained in visible and infrared thermal light through the Visible and Infrared Observation System (VISIONS) cam…
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