The Best Space & Astronomy News Updates from July 2023 (Yes, UAPs...!)

I picked a few of my favorite space and astronomy news stories from the last month to share with you! A bit of a quieter month, in some ways, but always so much going on.

Links to read more about this month's space and astronomy news:

00:00 hello
00:07 Ariane 5 retires
01:18 Euclid first light
02:07 Chandrayaan-3
02:42 GI planetary formation
03:42 solar VHEGR
04:42 UAPs hearing
05:58 Voyager 2 comms loss
07:27 bye!

#spacenews #astronomy

[kurt]

I love your updates. Don't stop doing them!

[erinwinickanthony]

Very cool! I hadn’t kept up with Ariane rocket news so this was really interesting.

[Petertronic]

Another great space update. I watched/listened to the whole of that UAP hearing. Wow those military types (one in particular whose name starts with a G) annoyed me, claiming to have all this evidence, some of it actual physical objects, but when asked anything at all about it they clammed up saying it can't be discussed, in the hearing where they are *supposed to discuss* it! Grrrr.

We in the skeptic community had a good laugh at the UAP hearing. But it's only so funny, there are people in power who shape policy around one man's hearsay. And the 'disclosure'-enamored grifters are having a field day.

[GreatAwakeningE]

There are how 1000s of UAP witnesses, including Astronauts, Military, Pilots, millions of people shouting government suppression because there are laws forbidding pilots from reporting incidents to the press. Wish scientists would be a little more open minded and challenge the establishment obfuscation. Most people know someone personally who have seen a UAP / Craft! I have three friend I trust who have, they would never make up a story like that. One friend of mine saw a black triangular craft 100m in diameter silently glide overhead; likely another Aurora or TR-3B sighting.

[myster.]

By non human biologics I imagine a spacecraft with a brain and a spinal cord inside it controlling it haha kinda morbid