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Partial Lunar Eclipse August 2026: Best pictures of the 'almost blood Moon' from around the world

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By Harsh Vardhan
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On the night of August 27-28, more than a billion skygazers had the chance to witness a stunning lunar eclipse that turned Earth's closest celestial neighbor almost entirely red over multiple continents. The eclipse was a partial one, meaning the entire lunar disk was not in Earth’s shadow, but it was still the best one that will be visible until December 31, 2028.
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Starbase Louisiana: How SpaceX may achieve 30 Starship launches per day with this $100 billion spaceport

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By Harsh Vardhan
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Elon Musk’s SpaceX recently announced a $100 billion investment to build a sprawling spaceport in the state of Louisiana. Also called Starbase, like the establishment in Boca Chica, Texas, it will feature multiple launch pads and towers for Starship missions and will eventually support thousands of launches.
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NASA’s Pandora mission begins studying exoplanets using James Webb Space telescope’s spare part

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By Harsh Vardhan
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NASA’s new exoplanet hunting telescope Pandora, which launched earlier this year, has finally begun its science operations. After spending months in the commissioning phase during which its systems underwent checkouts, the observatory is now studying alien worlds outside our solar system and their host stars. On August 25, NASA announced the beginning of the science phase of the mission, which has a primary lifespan of one year. An exoplanet is any planet beyond our solar system.
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