NASA's New Telescope Is Basically a Giant Eyeball for Finding Alien Fireflies
NASA's Roman Space Telescope aims to catch alien planets in visible light, because spotting a firefly next to a searchlight from miles away is apparently our best bet.
NASA's Roman Space Telescope aims to catch alien planets in visible light, because spotting a firefly next to a searchlight from miles away is apparently our best bet.
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The space industry is hosting a webinar to discuss standards that make systems work together, which is apparently a groundbreaking concept.
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The NRO opens its wallet to three radar startups, proving that even spy agencies can't resist the allure of commercial off-the-shelf technology.
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Space acquisition nominees swear they'll buy commercial stuff faster and coordinate better, while senators mostly ask about Iran and missile defense.
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