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| Space Quiz! With what mission let to the discovery of volcanoes on Io? |
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We're still over the moon from July's full moon this week, especially since it tees up an 'almost blood moon' lunar eclipse in August. Here's another look at our favorite views from readers and more.
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Did you hear that? Most hearing aids have one processor. These bad boys have two, making speech clearer and crisper by processing speech and noise separately. No wonder 540,000+ customers love them. Join them and start your 45-day no-risk trial today.
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The FAA, facing a backlog in demand for space missions, is proposing to cut down on environmental reviews to accelerate launches and re-entries. Not everyone is thrilled.
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August just might be the month to find some of your favorite planets (besides Earth, of course) in the night sky. Venus dominates the evening sky while Mercury and Jupiter stage a beautiful dawn pairing you won't want to miss.
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Jupiter's volcanic moon Io is pretty awesome. But it's also hiding some strange temperature behaviors underground, and NASA's Juno spacecraft just took a look.
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NASA is using its Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory to develop the training programs it will use to prepare its astronauts to explore the lunar surface. Those Artemis spacesuits are vital if NASA astroanuts want to actually get their hands (or gloves, maybe) dirty with moon science once they land.
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Astronauts took NASA's first car for the moon, the Apollo 15 Lunar Roving Vehicle, for a historic lunar test drive on this day 55 years ago. Here's how it happened and why it mattered.
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If you're in the U.K. and hoping to observe the solar eclipse on Aug. 12, you'll need to act fast to get your protective solar eclipse glasses in time. Here's our picks for the best deals for genuine and safe solar eclipse glasses.
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From psychological horror to vampires and zombies, "Trek"'s writers have always enjoyed delivering the scares. And this week's episode pulls out all the stops.
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And that's going to be a wrap for today's space update (and, indeed, the week)! Thanks for joining us and we hope you have a great, space-y weekend.
Be sure to join us Monday, when we'll get an update on SpaceX's next astronaut launch for NASA with Crew-13! We'll also have solar eclipse prep guides galore as we countdown to the Aug. 12 solar eclipse. If you can't get enough of Space.com this weekend, check out our Space.com app for iOS and Android!
Until then, keep looking up!
Tariq Malik
Space.com, Editor-in-Chief
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