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Jason Davis is a journalist and digital editor for The Planetary Society, trying to spread the PB&J (passion, beauty & joy) of space exploration.
Jason Davis • October 08, 2018
The spacecraft used its ultraviolet spectrograph imager for the job, and one frame shows Mars in the background.
Jason Davis • October 02, 2018 • 4
It's all thanks to renewed interest from NASA and a private effort to scan the skies using an array of 64 radio telescopes.
Jason Davis • September 27, 2018 • 4
Pics of Ryugu's surface show loose piles of gravel strewn with larger rocks and boulders.
Jason Davis • September 26, 2018 • 1
Two NASA CubeSats are approaching Mars — an impressive accomplishment for a concept many people regarded with derision just 15 years ago.
Jason Davis • September 22, 2018 • 3
The two small spacecraft are the size and shape of cheese wheels, and can autonomously hop around the surface.
Jason Davis • September 19, 2018 • 3
On Jan. 1, NASA's New Horizons will perform a high-risk, high-reward flyby of an ancient world on the outskirts of the solar system.
Jason Davis • September 11, 2018 • 1
This Saturday, the final Delta II rocket will launch NASA's ICESat-2 spacecraft into orbit.
Jason Davis • September 06, 2018 • 2
NASA is planning for a 30-day mission to lunar orbit in 2024.
Jason Davis • August 28, 2018
The names were collected by the Society in 2013, and are stored on target markers that will be dropped on the asteroid.
Jason Davis • August 21, 2018 • 4
It was a signal from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, not Opportunity, that showed up on a Deep Space Network dashboard last week.
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