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Scientists from Harvard have revealed an out-of-this-world geoengineering approach that has the potential to slow the effects of global warming using space dust. While something of a moonshot, the researchers claim dust mined and launched from the moon could have an impact on the flow of solar radiation, slowing down the effects of climate change.

Scientists have been searching for ways to curb climate change for decades. While we may not have the whole answer, these astrophysicists have presented an idea that might \

Scientists have been searching for ways to curb climate change for decades. While we may not have the whole answer, these astrophysicists have presented an idea that might \

The European Space Agencys Euclid mission will map 1.5 billion galaxies while searching for dark matter and dark energy.

Research by astrophysicists at the University of Utah suggests launching dust into space from the earth or the moon could help reduce the effects of climate change. Read more.

The James Webb Telescope has recovered from the second glitch it suffered since last year. On Monday, January 30, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST or Webb) recovered from a fault that hampered one of its sensors and resumed full science operations.

Atory, in honor of the late moon telescope pioneer George R. Carruthers.

Last year kicked off the era of JWST, while astronomers mapped out the next decade of discovery and released some of the first results from the Hayabusa2 mission to asteroid Ryugu.

NASA has announced that it is developing the Habitable Worlds Observatory, a new space telescope optimized to hunt for extraterrestrial life.

NASA reportedly unveiled a plan to construct a successor to the James Webb Space Telescope, announcing the Habitable Worlds Observatory early last week at a conference.