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Tino Eberl @tinoeberl mastodon.online

#SpaceX will mit seiner neuen Plattform Space Safety Kollisionen zwischen #Satelliten verhindern. 🤦‍♂️

Doch das wachsende Problem des #Weltraumschrotts bleibt weitgehend unberücksichtigt. Laut #ESA kreisen mehr als eine Million gefährliche Trümmerteile im niedrigen #Erdorbit. Kritiker bezweifeln deshalb, dass eine unternehmenseigene Plattform ausreicht.

golem.de/news/…

Raumfahrt space Spacejunk Satelliten
Tino Eberl @tinoeberl mastodon.online

#PuertoRico leidet unter schwerer #Dürre.

Mitte September waren 37 % der Insel von extremer Dürre betroffen. Besonders betroffen ist das landwirtschaftlich wichtige Lajas Tal im Südwesten. Aufnahmen des #Copernicus Satelliten Sentinel 2 zeigen, wie sich die Landschaft zwischen September 2025 und September 2026 von grüner Vegetation zu überwiegend braunen Flächen verändert hat.

eu-space.europa.eu/components/…

Wasserressourcen Landwirtschaft environment space
Scott marsroverdriver Maxwell @marsroverdriver deepspace.social

Just about now, the Perseverance rover – you know, Percy – is kicking off sol 2000. Happy sol-iversary! #space

Daniel Pomarède @pomarede mastodon.social

Smile’s first ultraviolet footage shows auroral substorm

This is the first footage to be released from the ultraviolet camera (UVI) on the European-Chinese Smile mission. With UVI, Smile is now the first spacecraft since 2008 to capture the full ring of northern lights around the north pole in ultraviolet light, and is doing so for a record-breaking 45 hours at a time.

Credit: ESA & CAS/Smile/UVI

esa.int/Science_Exploration/…

Smile spacecraft Earth ultraviolet space
+3 Less science news astrodon
A square blue image, with a little over half of Earth taking up most of the image. Earth looks like how we see the Moon when it is waxing or waning at just over a half-Moon. Because this is an ultraviolet image, Earth does not appear in its usual colours, but is light blue with a white ring. This ring is about a third of the size of the face of Earth that we see, and is quite swirly, like clouds or dye being mixed with water. The background of the image is dark blue, with some tiny white dots: these are stars. The stars are moving downwards, giving the impression that the satellite taking the footage is moving. Text at the top left says 'Smile UVI / 2026-07-24T00:00:00 UT' with the timestamp increasing from 00:00:00 to 00:59:08 throughout the GIF.

New research group by a dear former colleague now at the Institute of Astronomy, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences in Sofia: Cometary Life Cycle (CLIC) led by Rosita Kokotanekova …

… is looking for two PhD students and two Postdocs to study the physical evolution of comet nuclei and their links to other small body populations (TNOs, Centaurs, irregular moons, and dormant comets). The project is also closely linked to Comet Interceptor and Rubin Observatory’s LSST.

More at clic.kokotanekova.com/positions

Rosita adds: “I know Bulgaria is not a traditional top destination for young researchers, but this is a well-funded opportunity for independent, curious candidates open to the adventure.” Deadlines to apply to go on this adventure are September 30 for the PhD students, and October 31 for the Postdocs.

Comet CometaryScience JobAd FediHire PhD
+10 Less Jobs PhDPositions Postdoc PostdocPositions Astronomy Astrophysics Astrodon Space PlanetaryScience Bulgaria

@www.esa.int brings us the ESA Space Environment Report 2026, opening with “Earth’s orbital environment is a finite resource. Some of its orbits are getting crowded and increasingly churning with deadly, fast-moving pieces of defunct satellites and rockets that threaten our future in space…”

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esa.int/Space_Safety/…

ESA Space SpaceDebris

A starry night, but in another galaxy ✨

Fly over the Magellanic Clouds, two galaxies orbiting the Milky Way, and discover a new stellar landscape — completely different from the one we see in our sky here on Earth.

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📹 ESO/M. R. Cioni et al., VMC Survey, P. Horálek, Zdeněk Bardon, N. Risinger
🎵 Mylonite – Composition 129

astrodon astronomy astrophysics space science
A video panning over two irregular galaxies — wispy conglomerations of countless stars without a well-defined shaped. The text says: "Wonders of the Universe. The cores or the Magellanic Clouds. VISTA Survey Telescope. These are the Magellanic Clouds, two neighbouring galaxies about 200000 light-years away. New infrared images from ESO's VISTA telescope show their cores up close. These infrared images see through dust, revealing millions of stars in our cosmic neighbours."

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