Mars

Astrologer Ksenia Bazilenko told about the influence of the period between the two eclipses on different spheres of life. She gave a forecast for each zodiac sign for the coming week, noting the opportunities and risks of this time.

Sierra Space has created the world's first automated device for extracting oxygen from lunar soil. The technology uses a carbothermal process and can operate in extreme lunar surface conditions.

A new study suggests that the Earth was once surrounded by a ring of space debris similar to that of Saturn. This could have caused a surge in meteorite impacts and affected the planet's climate.

Researchers have found traces of a massive underground water reservoir on Mars at a depth of 11. 5-20 km. This discovery may change the understanding of the planet's evolution and the possibility of microorganisms.

Scientists have discovered a 100-meter-deep cave on the moon that could potentially be an ideal place for a habitable base on Earth's satellite.

The upcoming week of July 15-21 promises to be extremely tense and emotional due to dangerous planetary aspects, such as the conjunction of Mars and Uranus to the fixed star Algol, which increases the risk of conflict, aggression, accidents and rash decisions, especially during the Full Moon in Capricorn on July 21.

This week of July 1-7 has good astrological energy with many positive aspects that will give you strength and confidence, especially during the New Moon on July 6.

To date, scientists have discovered and identified more than one million asteroids in the universe. The orbits of most known asteroids are located between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.

This week promises to be very eventful from an astrological point of view, with a combination of positive and complex aspects that can lead to conflicts, aggression, misunderstandings and potential risks, but also to opportunities for growth, creativity and harmonization of relationships.

SpaceX launched a starship rocket and returned it for the first time, making a controlled fall into the ocean.

This week's Gemini new moon on June 6 will open up many opportunities, especially for creativity, romance, communication and implementation of plans, but it also carries the risks of aggression and conflict due to tensions between Mars and Pluto.

The first manned test flight of Boeing's Starliner spacecraft to the International Space Station is postponed again due to a technical problem with the oxygen valve on the Atlas V rocket.

The new observatory, built by Japanese scientists at an altitude of 5,640 meters in Chile's Atacama Desert, which is currently the highest astronomical observatory in the world, aims to unlock the secrets of the origin of the Universe and dark energy with a unique 6. 5-meter infrared telescope optimized for studying extremely distant galaxies from the early Universe.

Three Chinese astronauts have returned to Earth after completing a six-month mission aboard the Chinese space station Tiangong.

ESA's Mars Express orbiter has captured images of “spider-like” patterns formed under the ice at the south pole of Mars, which indicate unique processes on the Red Planet.

NASA has confirmed a Dragonfly Rotorcraft mission to Saturn's moon Titan, with a planned launch in July 2028 and arrival in 2034, to study prebiotic chemical processes using a drone-like spacecraft with eight propellers.

NASA is abandoning its existing $11 billion plan to collect and return soil samples from Mars by 2040 due to high costs and delays. The US National Aerospace Agency is looking for new innovative and cheaper approaches.

NASA's Perseverance rover has discovered the remains of ancient lakes in Mars' Jerez Crater, confirming previous theories that the area was once filled with water and could support microbial life. The rover used ground-penetrating radar to detect sedimentary lake deposits underground.