Name: Space: The New Frontier Series
Uploaded: 2024-08-28T20:41:59.000Z
Description: What does the future hold for space exploration? New discoveries, like life, may come soon. Dive into the exploration that lay ahead in astrophysics.

What does the future hold for space exploration? New discoveries, like life, may come soon. Dive into the exploration that lay ahead in astrophysics.

Alliant Content - Cosmic Frontiers

New satellites are finding that climate change is accelerating and they have the data to prove it.

The Cryosphere

The NASA's Parker Solar Probe Mission hopes to reveal the source of the solar winds that affect us on Earth.

Set Course for the Heart of the Sun

Paying customers will soon be launching into space; tourist revenue is projected to be a major stepping stone.

Tickets Please

The ESA-JAXA joint Bepi-Colombo Mission is moments away from launch. This mission will shed light on Mercury.

Mercury or Bust

The return of asteroid material to Earth will aid scientists in the development in planetary defense systems.

Hyabusa 2

Gaia and TESS will be joined by the James Webb Telescope. They will open up a whole new vista into space.

Eyes to the Heavens

This is the latest in Martian exploration, not just from orbit but also from rovers on the ground.

Martian Attractions

Tiny Satellites are growing in main stream popularity, and are being used for interplanetary missions as well.

Cubes

It appears that Einstein is once again triumphant as we discover the latest in deep space observations.

Proving Einstein

We're looking hard, but the numbers aren't stacking up. Is life on other planets really that hard to find?

Where are all the Aliens?

Two new space probes can now orbit closer to the Sun than ever before, enabling groundbreaking research.

Star Light Star Bright

Scientists are studying the benefits of a hybrid moon mission, one where humans and robots work in tandem.

Moon Shine

Climate change is causing increasing havoc to our environment. How can science respond to this challenge?

Rising Tides

Venus may be considered Earth's evil twin. Hostile and unforgiving, Venus is the subject of intense scrutiny.

Earth's Evil Twin

The ISS is the workhorse of the international space faring community, faces its end, sparking plans for replacement stations.

Increasing Orbit

Asteroids are everywhere in space. We count them, examine why they exist, and track them for Earth's safety.

Mountains in the Dark

In our search for life beyond Earth, seeking water on other planetary bodies is an important first step.

Oceans in the Sky

The James Webb Space Telescope will be our key to understanding where we fit in our enormous universe.

Webb of Life

IXPE's high-energy telescope is set to observe cosmic spectacles like colliding black holes and neutron stars; this new frontier in astronomy will use x-ray vision to unveil hidden mysteries of these celestial events.

Peering Into the Abyss

Earth's new generation of orbiting telescopes promises to expand our universe of knowledge about our origins.

Space: The New Frontier Series

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