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Earth's twin in size, but a scorching hot world shrouded in thick clouds.
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A gas giant with swirling storms, including the Great Red Spot.
The jewel of the solar system, famous for its stunning rings.
An ice giant tilted on its side, rotating like a rolling ball.
A distant blue world with the fastest winds in the solar system.
Just days after a successful wet dress rehearsal raised hopes for a March launch, a helium flow anomaly in the rocket's upper stage has forced NASA to roll Artemis II back to the Vehicle Assembly Building. March is now ruled out — so when will four astronauts finally fly to the Moon?
There's been a massive surge in public interest surrounding UFOs and UAPs, alongside renewed rumours that the U.S. government may finally be ready to disclose what it knows. We unpack what's real, what's rumour, and what Trump's announcement actually means.
NASA continues preparations for the historic Artemis II mission, addressing technical challenges as the agency targets a March 2026 launch for humanity's first crewed lunar flyby in over 50 years.
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Complete month-by-month guide to observing Jupiter in 2026, including opposition dates, best viewing times, and what you can see through binoculars and telescopes.
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