On Sol 414 the Ingenuity mars helicopter scouted the crash site of the parachute and backshell that brought it and the rover safely through the atmosphere before it was jettisoned and crashed on the surface.

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In late May, Webb sustained a dust-sized micrometeroid impact to a primary mirror segment. Not to worry: Webb is still performing at a level that exceeds all mission requirements.

Our first images will #UnfoldTheUniverse on July 12: https://go.nasa.gov/3mvyZoJ
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‍10 years ago today, NASA launched the NuSTAR mission to study the universe in X-ray.

Explore how NuSTAR has opened our eyes to some of the most energetic objects and processes in the universe over the last decade: http://go.nasa.gov/3Q9SMrv
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The Wow! Signal After 45 Years

The Wow! Signal was a radio signal detected in 1977 that remains the most compelling candidate for an alien radio transmission ever received. 45 years later, and after dozens of failed hours spent trying to catch it again, can we conclude the Wow signal was bogus? Join us today as we discuss a new research paper from the Cool Worlds Lab that explores this question and everything Wow.

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Did China's FAST Telescope Just Discover Aliens? Here's What You Need to Know

We should be intrigued, but not too excited (yet). An interesting signal has to go through a lot of tests to check whether it truly carries the signature of extraterrestrial technology or is just the result of an unexpected source of terrestrial interference.

Until their work is reviewed and published, it's still too early to say, but it's encouraging that their SETI search algorithms are finding curious signals.

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