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November 11, 2004

Understanding The Very Beginning

NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope Helps Astronomers Better Understand How Stars Form

Two discoveries -- the detection of an oddly dim object inside what was thought to be an empty cloud, and the discovery of icy planetary building blocks in a system believed to resemble our own solar system in its infancy -- were presented this week at the first Spitzer science conference in Pasadena (CA). Since Spitzer science observations began less than one year ago, the infrared capabilities of the space observatory have unveiled hundreds of space objects too dim, cool or distant to be seen with other telescopes.

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Cassini Radar Sees Bright Flow-Like Feature on Titan

The Mysteries Of Titan's Surface Deepen

A strikingly bright feature that is consistent with an active geology has been seen in one of Cassini's first radar images of Saturn's moon Titan. There are many possibilities for what it is but one of the leading candidates is that it may be a 'cryovolcanic' flow or 'ice volcano'.

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Aerospace Giants Team Up For Space Exploration

Northrop Grumman, Boeing Plan New Crew Exploration Vehicle  

Northrop Grumman and Boeing have signed a memorandum of agreement that outlines the structure of a team that will compete for NASA's Crew Exploration Vehicle (CEV) and other elements of Project Constellation, a planned architecture of human and robotic space systems that will allow astronauts to travel to and explore the moon, Mars and beyond. The two companies expect to finalize the teaming agreement in the near future.

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