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NASA Partners with SpaceX to Launch StarBurst Gamma-Ray Detector in 2028
NASA has selected SpaceX to launch the StarBurst small satellite aboard a Falcon 9 in 2028 under the VADR contract. The mission will detect short gamma-ray bursts from neutron star mergers to advance multimessenger astronomy.
The Race for Lunar Infrastructure: The $566 Billion Opportunity
Discover how lunar infrastructure and data will unlock a $566B economy by 2050, and the strategic role of interactive learning platforms in shaping the space workforce.
Why the European Space Agency Put Space at the Center of Education Through 2030
The European Space Agency put space at the center of education to empower the future workforce. Discover how Gamma Cosmos aligns with this vision through interactive STEM simulators and learning trails.
Astrotourism in Frisco, Colorado, a New International Dark Sky Community
Astrotourism in Frisco: recognized by DarkSky International for its low light pollution, this Colorado town combines clear stargazing with mountain attractions, shopping, and events year-round.
Executive Order Signed by President Trump Establishes First U.S. Space Academy
The U.S. government officialized the creation of the nation’s first Space Academy to train engineers, scientists, and astronauts, establishing a NASA-chaired commission with a 120-day deadline to present the final plan for governance and location. This new institution aims to support the accelerated growth of the Space Force and commercial sector for upcoming missions to the Moon and deep space.
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope successfully launched
Launched toward the L2 point, the Nancy Grace Roman telescope will study the universe 1,000 times faster than Hubble. Using AI to process 1.4 TB of daily data, it aims to investigate dark matter and exoplanets. Its first official images are expected by early 2027.
Stellar Eruptions In The Laboratory - Evidence Of Their Suppression In Intense Magnetic Fields
An international team of scientists proved that powerful magnetic fields around active stars act as invisible traps, preventing coronal mass ejections from escaping into space.
James Webb Captures Unprecedented Details Of The Lion Nebula
The James Webb Space Telescope has revealed the Lion Nebula in stunning, unprecedented detail. Discover how the death of a star at the center of this structure created one of the most incredible images ever captured of NGC 2392. Read more on Gamma Cosmos.
Gamma Cosmos Today Premieres
Gamma Cosmos Today premieres this Monday, August 17, on YouTube, featuring long-form videos on the latest in Astronomy, combining rigorous research with accessible language.
Astronomical Minute, Gamma Cosmos TV's new program
New programs on Gamma Cosmos TV and Gamma Cosmos Radio: what can viewers expect?