 | | Created for ceo.studentlike.spuniv@blogger.com | Web Version | | | |   | | (NASA) | Happy Wednesday, Space Fans! We're starting off the day with the big question: What's beyond Artemis 2? NASA wants a moon exploration program that lasts. Here's what that could mean for astronauts, the United States and its partners.
But that's not all! NASA may set a new Artemis 2 rollout date, scientists find DNA ingredients on an asteroid and Dune 3 just got a trailer. Check it all out below. | | | Space Quiz! What famous equation ponders where the aliens are? | | |   | | (Paramount) | If you missed Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, or need to catch up on all things Trek for its 60th anniversary, this Paramount+ deal will beam it all into your living room at a bargain even a Ferengi could love. | | | | Artemis 2: NASA's next moonshot | |  | | (Orlando Sentinel/Getty Images) | NASA initially planned to roll its Artemis 2 moon rocket out on March 19. Then delayed it back to March 20. But now, maybe it rolls out on March 19 again? Whatever the date, this overview shows where things are. | | |  | | (NurPhoto/Getty Images) | Yesterday we mentioned the chance of a geomagnetic storm supercharging the northern lights. It does appear that things may be heating up, at least across the northern U.S. states. Here's what we know. | | |  | | (NASA) | As you read this, two NASA astronauts are floating in spacesuits outside the International Space Station to work on its solar wings. Here's how to watch the spacewalk action live and what they're doing. | | |  | | (SETI Institute) | If our galaxy is teeming with alien planets, many of them in the habitable zone, where is E.T.? Could it be that they don't want to talk to us? In a new study, scientists have an explanation for this "Great Silence." | | |  | | (ISAS/JAXA/JAXA / JAMSTEC) | From the depths of space comes this tantalizing find about asteroid Ryugu: Scientists studying samples collected by Japan's Hayabusa 2 have found signs of 5 key components of DNA. But what does that mean for us? | | |  | | (Warner Bros) | Ready to head back to Arrakis? The first "Dune: Part Three" teaser has just landed to give us our first look at the final installment of Denis Villeneuve's spicy space trilogy. Do we have thoughts? Oh, boy, yes do we have thoughts. | | |  | | (NASA) | Our space photo of the day today comes from NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center, where the space agency's new "quiet" supersonic X-plane, the X-59, is being prepared for its next test flight. Here's what you should know. | |  | | (Roscosmos) | For our space history minute today, we're looking back to March 18, 1980, when the then Soviet Union was working to launch a new Tselina-D satellite. The launch suffered a fatal accident, killing 48. Here's what happened. | | | | Hey, you made it to the end! Congrats, the week may be about half over, but we've got some exciting space events to come. Artemis 2 rollout is just days away, along with the launch of Project Hail Mary in theaters this weekend. We'll have more on that this week, too!
Until then, keep looking up!
Tariq Malik
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