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New Data Released from NASA’s Juno Mission, and New Satellites Launched for Internet and Trees

Last updated: May 5, 2025 8:35 am
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Last week brought a flurry of fascinating scientific news, from climate studies on hold to new satellites entering Earth’s orbit and exciting discoveries about Jupiter and its moon, Io. Let’s dive into some of the highlights from the world of science.

Climate studies, crucial for understanding the impact of climate change, are currently paused. The National Climate Assessment, a comprehensive report on climate change in the U.S., has been put on hold. This decision has raised concerns among scientists, policymakers, and environmental advocates who rely on this information to make informed decisions about climate-related issues. The future of this essential report hangs in the balance, as funding and staffing for climate research programs have been cut.

In space news, Amazon recently launched its first round of Internet satellites into orbit. These satellites are part of the Project Kuiper initiative, which aims to provide broadband Internet coverage around the world. With plans to launch thousands more satellites, Amazon is entering a crowded space dominated by companies like SpaceX. However, concerns have been raised about the environmental impact of these satellite mega constellations, including space debris and interference with astronomical observations.

Meanwhile, the European Space Agency launched the Biomass satellite, nicknamed the “space brolly,” to study Earth’s forests. This satellite will use radar technology to measure the carbon stored in forests, providing valuable data on the role of trees in mitigating climate change. In addition, NASA’s Juno spacecraft has been studying Jupiter and its moon, Io, revealing fascinating insights into the gas giant’s extreme weather patterns and the moon’s volcanic activity.

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One of the most intriguing discoveries from Juno’s observations is the stable cluster of cyclones around Jupiter’s poles. Unlike hurricanes on Earth, these cyclones stay at high latitudes and interact with each other in a unique way. Juno also detected a massive volcanic hotspot on Io, which was emitting an astonishing amount of energy compared to Earth’s power plants. These findings shed light on the dynamic and otherworldly phenomena occurring in our solar system.

As we navigate the complexities of climate change, space exploration, and the natural world, these scientific endeavors offer valuable insights into the forces shaping our planet and beyond. Stay tuned for more exciting discoveries and breakthroughs in the world of science. Scientists are eagerly awaiting another close flyby of a mysterious object on May 6. Last week, researchers were thrilled to observe the object during its previous flyby and are hoping to gather even more valuable data during the upcoming encounter.

The object, whose origins and composition remain a mystery, has piqued the interest of scientists around the world. Initial observations have provided some tantalizing clues, but many questions still remain unanswered. Researchers are eager to take advantage of the upcoming flyby to gather more data and hopefully shed light on the object’s true nature.

In other news, a recent press release claiming that lab-grown Tyrannosaurus rex leather could soon be used to craft wallets and purses has been met with skepticism from experts. While the idea of using fossilized T. rex collagen to engineer synthetic DNA cells may sound intriguing, experts caution that our current understanding of T. rex collagen is incomplete and that creating truly authentic dinosaur skin would be a significant challenge.

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Thomas Carr, director of the Carthage Institute of Paleontology, pointed out that collagen is a generic molecule across species, making it difficult to accurately recreate T. rex collagen at a cellular level. As such, promises of resurrecting prehistoric creatures through genetic engineering should be met with skepticism until more concrete evidence is provided.

As we eagerly await the upcoming flyby and continue to unravel the mysteries of the universe, it is important to approach scientific claims with a critical eye. The pursuit of knowledge is a complex and challenging endeavor, and it is essential to rely on rigorous research and evidence-based reasoning to uncover the truths of the natural world.

Stay tuned for more updates on the upcoming flyby and other exciting scientific discoveries. And don’t forget to participate in our listener survey to help us improve our content and be entered to win some SciAm swag. Your feedback is invaluable in helping us deliver quality science news to our audience.

This is Rachel Feltman, signing off for Scientific American. Have a great week!

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