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Artemis IV: DUSTER and SPSS for the Lunar South Pole – NASA Instruments Against Dust and for Seismology

Artemis IV: DUSTER and SPSS for the Lunar ...

NASA has selected two instruments for Artemis IV that astronauts will deploy at the lunar South Pole: DUSTER for measuring dust and plasma, and SPSS, a seismic station with an active "thumper". Data will reduce risks, guide equipment design, and prepare sustainable operations and the corridor to Mars and the Gateway station.

Juice imaged interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS: insights after perihelion, tails and coma, and arrival of scientific data in early 2026

Juice imaged interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS: ...

ESA's Juice mission in November 2025 observed the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, with initial NavCam confirmations of the coma and tails and a series of measurements from JANUS, MAJIS, UVS, SWI, and PEP instruments. The closest approach was on November 4 (~65 million km), and full scientific packages are expected in February 2026. Observations follow Martian detections from October.

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NASA's Perseverance rover confirms electrical ...

NASA's Perseverance rover has recorded the first audio evidence of electrical discharges inside Martian dust devils, confirming long-standing theories about the triboelectric effect. This discovery fundamentally changes models of atmospheric chemistry and habitability of the Red Planet and provides key data for the safety of future astronauts.

Butterfly crater in Idaeus Fossae: what oblique impacts, underground ice, and volcanism reveal about the north of Mars in Tempe Terra

Butterfly crater in Idaeus Fossae: what ...

In the Idaeus Fossae region, a "butterfly crater" formed by an oblique impact has been recorded, with two ejecta lobes pointing to ice beneath the surface. The HRSC on the Mars Express probe also reveals mesas and "wrinkle ridges", traces of volcanism and erosion, while comparisons with Hesperia Planum confirm the cause of the shape.

NASA tests drones and autonomy in Death Valley and Mojave for flight over Martian dunes and safer landings

NASA tests drones and autonomy in Death ...

The NASA JPL team in Death Valley and Mojave tested three drones with advanced software for autonomous navigation, developed after lessons from Ingenuity. The goals are reliable flights over uniform dunes and safer landings. Four-legged robots were trained in parallel at White Sands; the program covers 25 technologies.

Thirty years of the SOHO mission: how the ESA/NASA observatory from L1 transformed heliophysics, space weather, and comets

Thirty years of the SOHO mission: how the ...

SOHO, a joint ESA and NASA mission, has been continuously observing the Sun from L1 for 30 years. It pioneered looking beneath the photosphere with helioseismology, precisely measured TSI and variable EUV, and became the foundation of space weather forecasting with the LASCO coronagraph. Along the way, with citizen science, it discovered over 5,000 comets and inspired Solar Orbiter, Proba-3, and the future Vigil.

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