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See all of Universe Today’s headline news. Compare how the top news stories are covered by left-wing and right-wing news sources. Ground News has come across 4,836 headlines reported on by Universe Today during the past 3 months.

Ground News rates Universe Today’s media bias as center. This rating is based on a combination of the media bias ratings of a Center rating from Ad Fontes Media . If you want to know if Universe Today is credible or reliable, look no further. We rank Universe Today as high factuality. Find out more about our methodology here.

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China's Space Station, Seen from Orbit

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China is sharing some images of the space station captured by their taikonauts on Shenzhou-16. The images were released at a press conference in Hong Kong. China began launching different modules to the station in 2021, starting with the Tianhe core module. China is inviting private space companies to take part in the mission.See the Story

A Detailed Design for a Space Station at Sun-Earth L2

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Daniel Akinwumi is a Nigerian graduate student at the University of Strathclyde. He recently published his Master's thesis detailing the design of the I-HUB. The station would be a giant rotating space habitat. It would use Starship, the largest rocket ever developed, for propulsion.See the Story

Astronomers

The Solar Radius Might Be Slightly Smaller Than We Thought

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Two astronomers use a pioneering method to suggest that the size of our Sun and the solar radius may be due revision. Our host star is full of surprises. Studying our Sun is the most essential facet of modern astronomy: not only does Sol provide us with the only example of a star we can study up close, but the energy it provides fuels life on Earth, and the space weather it produces impacts our modern technological civilization. Now, a new study…See the Story

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A Tiny Quadcopter Could Gather Rocks for China's Sample Return Mission

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A paper has proposed a quadcopter for use on Mars. It would be capable of collecting a sample weighing up to 100g and return it to the lander. The described MarsBird V11 is very much just on the drawing board at the moment. It is not slated for any mission yet but it is exciting to think the future of Mars exploration is from the Martian air.See the Story

JWST Reveals a Newly-Forming Double Protostar

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The James Webb Space Telescope is revealing many things that were previously unseeable. One of the space telescope's science goals is to expand our understanding of how stars form. The JWST has the power to see into the cocoons of gas and dust that hide young protostars. It peered inside one of these cocoons and showed us that a single star is actually a binary star.See the Story

Why Don't We See Robotic Civilizations Rapidly Expanding Across the Universe?

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The Hart-Tipler Conjecture originated in 1975 when astronomer Michael Jart wrote a paper titled An Explanation for the Absence of Extraterrestrials on Earth. The idea that humanity is not likely to come into contact with an alien species but could learn of their existence through their robotic emissaries is a foregone conclusion among SETI researchers.See the Story

The Second Most Energetic Cosmic Ray Ever Found

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In 1991 researchers detected the most energetic cosmic ray ever to strike Earth. It had 40 million times more energy than anything scientists have propelled in any particle accelerator. Now, researchers have detected another ultra-energetic cosmic ray. Its arrival direction points back to a void in the large-scale structure of the Universe.See the Story

If Warp Drives are Impossible, Maybe Faster Than Light Communication is Still on the Table?

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I’m sure many readers of Universe Today are like me, fans of the science fiction genre. From the light sabres of Star Wars to the neuralyzer of Men in Black, science fiction has crazy inventions aplenty and once science fiction writers dream it, scientists and engineers try and create it. Perhaps the holy grail of science fiction creations is the warp drive from Star Trek and it is fair to say that many have tried to work out if it is even possi…See the Story

Astronomers

For its Next Trick, Gaia Could Help Detect Background Gravitational Waves in the Universe

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Using the highly tuned Gaia probe, a team of astronomers propose that it might just be possible to detect gravitational waves through the disturbance they impart on the movement of asteroids in our Solar System. gravitational waves are difficult to observe, largely because they are invisible and incredibly fast, travelling at the speed of light (approximately 300,000 km per second)See the Story

Vampire Stars Get Help from a Third Star to Feed

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Vampire stars are called Be stars, and up until now, astronomers thought they existed in binary relationships. New research shows that these stars are only able to feed on their diminutive neighbour because of a third star present in the system. Be stars are important in our quest to understand how stars form and evolve.See the Story

Simulating a Piece of Space Junk

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ESA's Clean Space Initiative hopes to remove the most hazardous space debris. This means capturing dead satellites that are in a death spiral. Researchers observed over 20 objects in space over two year and then recreated their spin to develop plans to retrieve them. About once a week, a satellite or rocket body reenters uncontrolled through our atmosphere.See the Story

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