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SpaceX launches Italian COSMO SkyMed satellite in 2026

SpaceX's Falcon 9 successfully launched Italy's COSMO SkyMed radar satellite on Jan 2, 2026, marking a key dual-use mission for Earth observation. Read the full details of this significant space event.

Earth's Oxygen to Deplete in a Billion Years: NASA Study

A NASA-backed study reveals Earth's oxygen-rich atmosphere is not permanent. Driven by the Sun's increasing brightness, oxygen levels will collapse in about a billion years, making the planet uninhabitable for complex life.

Starlink to lower satellite orbit for safety in 2026

SpaceX will move its Starlink satellites from 550 km to 480 km orbit in 2026 to reduce collision risk and space debris. The decision follows a satellite failure and aims to make crowded low Earth orbit safer.

Earth Reaches Perihelion on Jan 3, 2026: Key Facts

Earth reaches its closest point to the Sun, called perihelion, on January 3, 2026. Discover why it doesn't cause seasons and how it affects our planet's speed and climate cycles. Read more.

Tripura Installs Advanced Doppler Radar for Better Forecasts

Tripura acquires a state-of-the-art X-Band Doppler Weather Radar to enhance real-time monitoring of cyclones, heavy rain, and storms. The move aims to improve disaster preparedness and aid farmers with precise forecasts. Read more.

US Startup Challenges China's Rare Earth Dominance

A US startup, Noveon Magnetics, is pioneering a method to recycle rare earth magnets, aiming to reduce global dependence on China's supply chain. Discover how this innovation could reshape geopolitics and clean energy.

ISRO's BlueBird Block-2 Satellite Set for Operations

Following its successful launch on December 28, 2024, ISRO's BlueBird Block-2 satellite is preparing to commence operations, marking a significant step for India's space and telecom sectors. Read more.

ISS Photo Links Earth's Life to Andromeda Galaxy

A stunning photo from the ISS by astronaut Don Pettit shows aurora, winter city lights, and the Andromeda Galaxy in one frame. Discover how this image bridges Earth science and cosmic scale.

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