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In the last decade, we’ve encountered different changes and witnessed new discoveries in our outer space. New habitable exoplanets have been discovered; we’ve seen the rise of a new push to visit the moon and we’ve also had a closer photo view of Pluto as well as the first real photo of a black hole. With many of these activities going on, we can confidently say that space hasn’t been entirely quiet. This is why we’ve created a community where you’re welcomed to share your fascination with outer space.
The space community is a platform of like minds who have an interest in the latest missions and discoveries from the final frontier. Here you’ll have the opportunity to share, discuss and analyze with like minds, your fascination and all the information you have about the space and the physics behind it. It’s also an opportunity for you to learn from others and be exposed to new information, have your simple topic of a microscopic discovery breathlessly discussed and expanded for you to see the new possibilities.
Participating in the Space community will open your mind to new perspectives from other people’s contributions. It will let you see how a small piece of information can make you see the natural world differently.
The space community features posts and topics from participants containing information from other trusted sites they would like to share, discuss further with like minds to get more insight and various perspectives on the topic. It also avails you and other participants the opportunity to comment on posts, share different views and also ask questions that could spark another conversation while getting your questions answered.
This platform is open to everyone irrespective of their background, race, profession or nationality. It is a place where people come together from diverse origins to discuss what Nature holds outside our dear planet. Get on with it, post your first comment, story or observation and you’ll be excited to see reactions and new perspectives that will blow your mind.
The space community is a platform of like minds who have an interest in the latest missions and discoveries from the final frontier. Here you’ll have the opportunity to share, discuss and analyze with like minds, your fascination and all the information you have about the space and the physics behind it. It’s also an opportunity for you to learn from others and be exposed to new information, have your simple topic of a microscopic discovery breathlessly discussed and expanded for you to see the new possibilities.
Participating in the Space community will open your mind to new perspectives from other people’s contributions. It will let you see how a small piece of information can make you see the natural world differently.
The space community features posts and topics from participants containing information from other trusted sites they would like to share, discuss further with like minds to get more insight and various perspectives on the topic. It also avails you and other participants the opportunity to comment on posts, share different views and also ask questions that could spark another conversation while getting your questions answered.
This platform is open to everyone irrespective of their background, race, profession or nationality. It is a place where people come together from diverse origins to discuss what Nature holds outside our dear planet. Get on with it, post your first comment, story or observation and you’ll be excited to see reactions and new perspectives that will blow your mind.
TomMeulendijks 
When six scientists moved into a dome that simulated the Red Planet for a year, the challenge wasn’t the elements — but each other.
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US Space Force General John Raymond says America must strengthen ties with allies because space is now a ‘contested domain’.
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A new map of the Milky Way has put Earth 2,000 light years closer to the supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy. This revised estimate is the result of over 15 years of observations by the Japanese radio astronomy project VERA.
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