South Korea's moon mission snaps stunning Earth pics

Moon scientists hail Artemis, still learning from Apollo | NASA chief says US 'better watch out' for China on moon | South Korea's moon mission snaps stunning Earth pics Created for ceo.studentlike.spuniv@blogger.com |  Web Version January 5, 2023 CONNECT WITH SPACE.COM       Something amazing every day. SIGN UP ⋅   WEBSITE Artemis 1: Return to the Moon Moon scientists hail Artemis, still learning from Apollo (NASA) Although the Apollo missions were decades ago, the lunar samples returned from those voyages are still keeping scientists busy. Full Story: Space (1/5)  The Launchpad NASA chief says US 'better watch out' for China on moon (NASA/Keegan Barber) NASA administrator Bill Nelson believes China could attempt to stake a claim over portions of the moon. Full Story: Space (1/5)  South Korea's moon mission snaps stunning Earth pics (KARI) South Korea's first moon mission is beaming back images of home from its position in low lunar orbit. Full Story: Space (1/4)  POLL QUESTION: Space quiz! A giant cloud of magnetized plasma exploded from a sunspot hidden on the far side of the sun. What are these bursts of plasma called? Learn the answer here! Solar flare Sundog (or sun dog) Coronal mass ejection (CME) Solar prominence Space Deal of the Day Save over $100 on the Celestron 114AZ-SR telescope (Celestron) What better way to bring the new year in than saving over $100 on a reliable and affordable reflector telescope. Full Story: Space (1/5)  Skywatching See a 5-planet parade in the night sky this month (Gianluca Masi) January looks to be a bumper month for skywatchers, with five planets easily visible in the night sky. Full Story: Space (1/5)  Science & Astronomy 'Atmospheric river' brings extreme rain to California (NOAA) An atmospheric river is a weather phenomenon that ships moisture across thousands of miles. Full Story: Space (1/4)  Plasma cloud bursts from the sun, but won't hit Earth (NASA/ESA) The sunspot that produced the explosion may be facing Earth in less than two days. Full Story: Space (1/4)  Spaceflight Solar-sailing probes may soon get their moment in the sun (The Planetary Society) Solar sailing can be a relatively slow-motion affair, but progress in the nascent field is quickly gaining steam. Full Story: Space (1/5)  Japanese moon lander performs 2nd major maneuver (ispace) The HAKUTO-R lunar lander by Japanese startup ispace is on its way to Earth's natural satellite after successfully completing its second major deep-space maneuver. Full Story: Space (1/4)  Entertainment Watches celebrate 1975 Disney visit by Apollo-Soyuz crew (UNDONE/NASA (Montage by collectSPACE.com)) A new set of limited edition watches marks the first time that U.S. astronauts and Russian cosmonauts traveled together to Space ... Mountain. Full Story: Space (1/5)    Sign Up  |    Update Profile  |    Unsubscribe Privacy Policy  |    Cookies Policy  |    Terms and Conditions CONTACT US: FEEDBACK  |    ADVERTISE Future US LLC © Full 7th Floor, 130 West 42nd Street, New York, NY, 10036