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Today's topics: Starship, SpaceX, ISS
Hubble examined the spiral galaxy NGC 4693 in the Virgo cluster and found traces of its unusual past.
NASA is preparing the crewed mission SpaceX Crew-13: four crew members will fly to the ISS for research and maintenance of the station.
On September 28, SpaceX's Starship in its 14th test successfully reached orbit for the first time, although some engines operated intermittently.
A microreactor at 1000 °C is proposed for lunar bases: the lunar night lasts about two weeks, and temperatures drop to −223 °C.
Based on multi-band observations, Hubble constructed a unified model of gravitational lenses for eight doubly imaged quasars.
The first orbital flight of Starship from Starbase is set to deploy 26 Starlink version 3 satellites.
The Crew-13 crew, including Teteriatnikov, arrived at the launch site in Florida; the Falcon 9 launch with Crew Dragon is scheduled for October 1.
Hubble's image from September 18 shows the seemingly calm spiral NGC 4698, within which a chaotic secret is hidden.
On September 19, Hubble completed its 200,000th orbit around Earth and is searching for a supernova behind the lens of the cluster MACS J0417.
The tilt of the Earth's axis at about 23.5° during its yearly path around the Sun shifts the visible position of continents by seasons; the tilt is connected to an ancient collision.
The work on tidal evolution questions whether Venus could have retained its own moon.
NASA selected SpaceX to launch the small satellite StarBurst, which will search for neutron star mergers and short gamma-ray bursts.
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