
Copernical Team
NRL imager begins solar wind observations aboard NASA PUNCH mission

SpaceX sets rocket re-use record Friday with a nine-day turnaround

Norway hosts mainland Europe's first orbital vehicle launch

NASA's EZIE Satellites Confirm Operational Status in Early Mission Phase

Parker Solar Probe Continues Record Speed and Distance Solar Flybys

NASA's SPHEREx Space Telescope Begins Skyward Mission After Shedding Protective Shield

Peak solar activity brings increased focus to ionosphere data for satellite safety

Chang'e-6 samples pinpoint moon's oldest crater to 4.25 billion years ago

Shocking Spherules!

Webb unmasks true nature of the Cosmic Tornado

The NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope has captured a beautiful juxtaposition of the nearby protostellar outflow known as Herbig-Haro 49/50 with a perfectly positioned, more distant spiral galaxy. Due to the close proximity of this Herbig-Haro object to Earth, this new composite infrared image of the outflow from a young star allows researchers to examine details on small spatial scales like never before. With Webb, we can better understand how the jet activity associated with the formation of young stars can affect the environment surrounding them.