We’re kicking off the week with intriguing stories from our Universe beyond–from exoplanets in the ancient, densely populated bulge of the Milky Way to the mystery of eternal brown dwarfs to the soon approaching, long awaited launch of the iconic Hubble spacecraft’s successor.
Another amazing week in our Universe beyond –from a new type of habitable planet to China’s plan for a spacecraft 30 times the size of the ISS to the new reality of UFOs and the detection of gravitational waves that could be from dark matter particles.
This week’s newsletter covers news reports from “Why aren’t we talking more about UFOs?” asks Megan McArdle in the Washington Post to the first matter in the universe may have been a perfect liquid to the Milky Way’s supermassive black hole, Sagittarius A*, may actually be a colossal glob of dark matter.
This week’s news from Planet Earth asks if other human-like civilizations are unlikely to exist, could there exist other forms of life – perhaps better suited than us to spread in the cosmos to when did we become fully human to when will the first human child be born in space?
The Galaxy Report brings you twice-weekly news stories of space and science that have the capacity to provide clues to the mystery of our existence and add a much needed cosmic perspective in our current Anthropocene Epoch.
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The Search for Axions – “Detection Will Have Profound Implications”
Will We Image Planet Nine Within the Next Decade? 
NASA Scientists: On What the Perseverance Mars’ Rocks Return Samples Could Tell Us
Physicist Who Denies that Dark Matter Exists to What if Other Human Species Hadn’t Died Out –Planet Earth Report
In Search of Dark Energy –Probing 11-Billion Years of Cosmic History
Primordial Object the Age of the Universe to Jupiter’s Metallic Oceans –Last Week’s Top 5 Space & Science Headlines
Moore’s Law– Homo Sapiens May be the Milky Way’s First Intelligent Civilization
Does Any Civilization in the Universe Survive Climate Change to Stephen Hawking’s ‘Lost’ Nobel Prize
Colossal Cosmic Cold Front –Survived Over 1/3 the Age of the Universe (Weekend Feature)
Black Hole Enigma –Does the Event Horizon Exist?