Astronomers Just Unveiled a Mysterious Object in the Outer Solar System—And It’s Locked in a Dance with Neptune
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After a partly successful test flight, European firm eyes space station mission - Ars Technica
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Project Hyperion awards best generational spacecraft concept. Runners-up and honorable mentions also presented. I’m working on Christian sci-fi novel Basilica Obscura about space ark—bioship a la Octavia Butler’s Lilith’s Brood, haves and have-not per Metropolis.
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The SETI Institute invites nominations for the 2026 Jill Tarter Award for Innovation in the Search for Life Beyond Earth, an international honor recognizing individuals whose ideas, work, or leadership have meaningfully advanced humanity’s efforts to understand life and intelligence in the Universe. Artists, journalists, media, scientists, educators, law & ethics, philosophers, and more – all disciplines are welcome.
Post-perihelion view of 3I/ATLAS deepens understanding of interstellar comets
“Each one of these discoveries is a rehearsal… next time, we’ll be ready to send a spacecraft,” noted Dr. Franck Marchis of the SETI Institute during a presentation about interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS. The first optical image of this comet taken after perihelion, on October 31, 2025, is already a milestone in research on objects that originate from outside our solar system.