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NASA’s Modified 777 Returns to Langley as Airborne Science Platform Takes Shape
Key Takeaways
- NASA’s Boeing 777 returned to Langley after major modifications in Texas.
- The aircraft is being converted into the agency’s largest airborne science laboratory.
- Its first science mission is planned for January 2027 and will study high-impact winter weather.
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NASA Pulls Roman Space Telescope Launch Target Forward to Early September 2026
Key Takeaways
- NASA moved the Roman Space Telescope launch target up to as soon as early September 2026.
- The mission is on track for delivery to Kennedy Space Center in June and will fly on a SpaceX Falcon Heavy.
- NASA expects Roman to produce a 20,000-terabyte archive and support research on dark energy, dark matter, exoplanets, galaxies, and stars.
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From Earthrise to Artemis II, NASA uses Earth Day to frame decades of planetary observation
Key Takeaways
- NASA released a new Artemis II image of Earth captured on April 6 from near the Moon.
- The agency linked the photo to Apollo 8’s 1968 Earthrise image and the history of Earth Day.
- NASA says modern Earth science missions support hazard response, agriculture and long-term planetary monitoring.
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