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NASA confirms Earth now has two moons that will last until 2083

NASA has confirmed the existence of a new second moon which will orbit Earth for quite some time. If you’ve gotten used to only having the one moon, it’s time to adapt, because now that we’ve got two, you’re going to have to get used to people asking ‘which one’ when we talk about the bigger of the two.

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Does Earth Have Two Moons Now? Here’s What NASA Revealed About Asteroid 2025 PN7

The News International · 21h

NASA identifies new mini moon in Earth’s orbit until 2083

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What's 2025 PN7 and why is it called Earth's second moon? All you need to know

Earth has had at least seven known quasi-moons so far.

starsinsider · 18h

Earth just got a new 'moon'—and it’s staying for decades

NewsX · 22h

Earth Now Has Two Moons, NASA Makes Big Discovery, The Name Is…

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Fly Over The 'Grand Canyon' Of Mars In High-Resolution Orbiter Imagery

Valles Marineris in imagery captured the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. Global topography: NASA/GSFC CTX global mosaic: NASA/MSSS/Caltech/ CTX topography: NASA/MSSS/USGS HiRISE: NASA/U.Arizona/USGS/Amaz

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NASA reopens Artemis III moon-landing contract as SpaceX falls behind schedule in Texas

Acting NASA Administrator Sean Duffy announced Monday that he would allow other companies to compete for the Artemis III landing contract that was awarded to the SpaceX Starship spacecraft.

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Strange light spotted by astronauts in orbit — NASA explains what really happened

Astronauts reported seeing a mysterious light during a space mission, and NASA has now confirmed the real explanation behind the unusual sight.

Why did NASA’s chief just shake up the agency’s plans to land on the Moon?

NASA acting Administrator Sean Duffy made two television appearances on Monday morning in which he shook up the space agency’s plans to return humans to the Moon.

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NASA will say goodbye to the International Space Station in 2030 − and welcome in the age of commercial space stations

It will be several years before any of these new commercial space stations circle the Earth at around 17,500 miles per hour (28,000 kilometers per hour) and several years before the ISS is deorbited in 2030.