International timekeeping authorities confirm no leap second will be added at the end of December 2026, marking a shift in global time adjustment practices.
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Japan’s Hayabusa2 Probe To Conduct Flyby Of Torifune Asteroid
Japan’s Hayabusa2 spacecraft is scheduled for a flyby of the Torifune asteroid, marking a new phase in its mission to study small celestial bodies.
Tianwen, Guizhou, China Surges In Global Coverage
Tianwen and Guizhou, China, experienced a significant increase in international media mentions, with GDELT recording 13 mentions in a recent window, indicating rising global interest.
Verona Rupes Surges In Global Coverage
Verona Rupes has surged in worldwide media mentions, with GDELT reporting 16 mentions in a recent window, marking a significant increase in attention.
No More Than 100 000 Faint Satellites Should Orbit Earth
Space agencies and experts propose capping faint satellite deployments at 100,000 to reduce space debris and congestion, with formal discussions ongoing.
Astrophysicists Puzzle Over Webb’s New Universe
Scientists are investigating surprising new observations from the James Webb Space Telescope that challenge existing models of the early universe.
Sun fires off 10 solar flares in 24 hours as multiple Earth-bound CMEs raise northern lights hopes for July 4 weekend
The Sun has produced 10 solar flares in a day, with multiple Earth-directed coronal mass ejections increasing geomagnetic activity and aurora potential.
Sun Releases Strong Flare
NASA reports a powerful solar flare from the Sun, raising concerns about possible effects on Earth’s technology and communications.
Polarlicht
A recent solar storm has triggered widespread aurora borealis displays in northern Europe, confirmed by observatories and weather agencies.
Europe’s deadly heat wave seen from space | Space photo of the day for June 30, 2026
NASA’s satellite imagery shows Europe’s intense heat wave on June 30, 2026, highlighting the ongoing climate crisis and its impacts.