The Asgardia Space News team has released some great articles in the last 24 hours! Here's your daily digest of all of the news for you in one place. Asgardia’s Own Lena de Winne and Svetlana Pchelnikova at Art and Dolls Expo in Jerusalem https://asgardia.space/en/news/Asgardias-Own-Lena-de-Winne-and-Svetlana-Pchelnikova-at-Art-and-Dolls-Expo-in-Jerusalem Asgardian representatives at the unique exhibit in Jerusalem 'New Type of Society': Gene Editing Attracts Russian MPs' Attention https://asgardia.space/en/news/Gene-Editing-in-Russia Is genetic engineering possible and what long term ramifications could it have? NASA Award-Winning Company to Build Homes Designed for Mars... On Earth https://asgardia.space/en/news/NASA-Award-Winning-Company-Will-Put-Homes-Designed-for-Mars-On-Earth The AI SpaceFactory created the first-ever 3Dhabitat project MARSHA, the project winning a prize from NASA that helped them built their first prototype TERA-1. This Soft Robot Won't Let Your Body Reject Medical Implants https://asgardia.space/en/news/This-Soft-Robot-Wont-Let-Your-Body-Reject-Medical-Implants Scientists have developed a soft robot that could help patients better adapt to medical implants. Don’t forget to follow these two blogs to stay updated on all things Asgardia and Asgardia Space News! Parliamentary Blog https://bit.ly/2Yzrij4 Asgardia Team Blog https://bit.ly/2YH8Fhq What are your thoughts about the articles? Comment below!

Here's the news digest of the day for you to enjoy! All Roads Lead Scientists to Rome to Discuss Planetary Defense https://asgardia.space/en/news/All-Roads-Lead-Scientists-To-Rome The Asteroid Impact Deflection Assessment International Workshop September 11–13 at the historic ‘Aula Ottagona’ in Rome Italy. To the Moon and Back: Artemis Lunar Lander Update https://asgardia.space/en/news/Artemis-Lunar-Lander-Update NASA released a second draft update on the changes in the planning for Artemis Moon landing in 2024. Walking on Sunshine: Using Solar Power for Fuel, Not Just Energy https://asgardia.space/en/news/Walking-on-Sunshine-Using-Solar-Power Can Solar power be used to make clean fuel? New research says it’s possible. Iran Calls US Sanctions Against Its Space Organisations Ineffective https://asgardia.space/en/news/Iran-Calls-US-Sanctions-Against-its-Space-Organisations-Ineffective Space agencies in Iran claim that the sanctions placed against them by the US aren’t going to stop them from having their own space program. Space Thermostats and Bigger Budgets: JAXA Gears Up to Join Gateway Program https://asgardia.space/en/news/JAXA-Gears-Up-To-Join-Lunar-Orbital-Platform-Gateway-Program The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency is preparing to develop equipment for the future international space station, Lunar Orbital Platform-Gateway aka Gateway such as its life support equipment. Chandrayaan-2 Landing on Lunar South Pole This Friday https://asgardia.space/en/news/Chandrayaan-2-Set-To-Land-on-Lunar-South-Pole-Tomorrow The Indian lunar craft is getting ready to finally make its landing! Don’t forget to follow these two blogs to stay updated on all things Asgardia and Asgardia Space News! Parliamentary Blog https://bit.ly/2Yzrij4 Asgardia Team Blog https://bit.ly/2YH8Fhq What are your thoughts about the articles? Comment below!

Here’s a round-up of all of the news stories released in the last twenty-four hours by the Asgardia Space News team! Remotely Controlled Soft Robot to Treat Blood Clots https://asgardia.space/en/news/Remotely-Controlled-Soft-Robot-to-Treat-Blood-Clots A team at MIT has developed a thread-like robot that has the potential to become a major upgrade to existing endovascular technologies. Luxurious Magazine About Space Travels for the Masses https://asgardia.space/en/news/Luxurious-Magazine-About-the-Space-Travels-for-the-Masses Dr. Lena De Winne, Minister of Information and Communication, spoke to Luxurious Magazine about space travel for the masses. Biohacking the World’s Most Expensive Drug https://asgardia.space/en/news/Biohacking-The-World-Most-Expensive-Drug Biohackers are pirating a cheap version of a million-dollar gene therapy drug and are being hailed as the Robin Hoods of the pharmaceutical world. Jarilo Nanosatellites Will Explore the Sun https://asgardia.space/en/news/Jarilo-Nanosatellites-Will-Explore-the-Sun Scientists have developed nanosatellites that will study the Sun as part of the Jarilo mission Don’t forget to follow these two blogs to stay updated on all things Asgardia and Asgardia Space News! Parliamentary Blog https://bit.ly/2Yzrij4 Asgardia Team Blog https://bit.ly/2YH8Fhq What are your thoughts about the articles? Comment below!

Here's the weekend roundup of all of the great articles released by the Asgardia Space News team! (In case you missed any!) Scientists Create Gentle Robot That Can Capture Jellyfish Without Hurting Them https://asgardia.space/en/news/Scientists-Create-a-Gentle-Robot-That-Can-Capture-Jellyfish Researchers have created a robot that’s as gentle as human hands to avoid injuring or killing jellyfish as the creatures are leading to some amazing discoveries. Artificial Skin Offers Promise for Remote Gesture Control https://asgardia.space/en/news/Artificial-Skin-Offers-Promise-for-Remote-Gesture-Control Scientists have created a new, imperceptible artificial skin that may have applications in helping people with disabilities, monitoring vital signs and consumer tech. Death of a Scientist: Life’s Way of Diversifying Discoveries https://asgardia.space/en/news/Death-of-a-Scientist-Lifes-Way-of-Diversifying-Discoveries A new study has found a curious correlation: deaths of prominent researchers are followed by an increase in highly cited research by newcomers to their respective fields. They Started Giving Names to Asteroid Parts https://asgardia.space/en/news/they-started-giving-names-to-asteroid-parts Various space organizations have decided on names and naming conventions for some of the parts of asteroids that are currently being studied. Video: ISS Crew Tests Russian Humanoid Robot https://asgardia.space/en/news/Video-ISS-Crew-Started-to-Test-Russian-Humanoid-Robot Astronauts Alexander Skvortsov and Sergei Ovchinin are conducting experiments with Fedor the first robot to visit the ISS. Watch the amazing video! Carbon Nanotube Microprocessor Era Begins https://asgardia.space/en/news/Era-of-Carbon-Nanotube-Microprocessor-Begins A team at MIT has created the largest computer chip made of nanotube transistors. The future of computer chips is coming! The First Emirati in Space Is a Man — and Half of the Employees in the Industry Are Women https://asgardia.space/en/news/The-First-Emirati-in-Space-Is-a-Man It's time we learn about UAE women in the space sector. Breathtaking Picture of Planetary Nebula https://asgardia.space/en/news/Breathtaking-Picture-of-Planetary-Nebula The Hubble Space telescope provided some amazing pictures of NGC 5307 nebula located 10,000 light-years away. Interview with Fernando Motte on The Asgardian Institute of Standards https://asgardia.space/en/social/posts/90489 Everything you wanted to know about the Asgardian Institute of Standards in one interview. Don’t forget to follow these two blogs to stay updated on all things Asgardia and Asgardia Space News! Parliamentary Blog https://bit.ly/2Yzrij4 Asgardia Team Blog https://bit.ly/2YH8Fhq What are your thoughts about the articles? Comment below!

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We bring you a round-up of all of the news stories released in the last twenty-four hours by the Asgardia Space News team! Jupiter’s Moons Get New Names https://asgardia.space/en/news/Jupiters-Moons-Get-New-Names Five new moons were found orbiting Jupiter. Thanks to suggestions from all over the world, they now have names! Gaia Studies String Arrangements of Stars in the Milky Way https://asgardia.space/en/news/Gaia-Studies-String-Arrangements-of-Stars-in-the-Milky-Way The Gaia telescope is charting the stars and scientists are looking into using its data to expand our knowledge of our galaxy. Looking for Earth’s Fingerprint Outside Our Solar System https://asgardia.space/en/news/Looking-for-Earths-Fingerprint-Outside-Our-Solar-System Astronomers at McGill are using Earth as an example to find others like it in space. Finally, a Space Elevator Idea That May Actually Work https://asgardia.space/en/news/Finally-a-Space-Elevator-Idea-That-May-Actually-Work Researchers at Cambridge University released a study on the logistics of how an actual elevator could be constructed. NASA Opens ‘Name the Rover’ Student Contest https://asgardia.space/en/news/NASA-Opens-Name-the-Rover-Student-Contest NASA’s new rover needs a name and they’re asking students around the world to come up with one. Interstellar Gold Rush: More Gold Than You’ve Ever Seen 140 Mln Light Years Away https://asgardia.space/en/news/Interstellar-Gold-Fever Astronomers think that Gold is as common than dirt on NGC 4994, a galaxy that’s about 140 million light-years away from us. Celebrating Spitzer Space Telescope’s Sweet 16 https://asgardia.space/en/news/Celebrating-Spitzer-Space-Telescopes-Sweet-16 The Spitzer Space Telescope has been in service for 16 years and has captured some amazing images over the years. Don’t forget to follow these two blogs to stay updated on all things Asgardia and Asgardia Space News! Parliamentary Blog https://bit.ly/2Yzrij4 Asgardia Team Blog https://bit.ly/2YH8Fhq What are your thoughts about the articles? Comment below!

Here's the news digest of the day for you! Dogbot Philya Is Ready to Become Our BFF https://asgardia.space/en/news/dogbot-philya-is-ready-to-become-our-bff At the 2019 International Aviation and Space Salon in Zhukovsky, the Arzamas Instrument-Engineering Plant first introduced a social robo-rehabilitator, a small lab called Philya. Russia Is Developing a Nuclear Space Tug https://asgardia.space/en/news/russia-is-developing-a-nuclear-space-tug A space tug could help solve the danger of the huge amount of space debris is causing. Roscosmos is taking on the challenge to create the first one. Turkish Astronaut to Celebrate Anniversary of the Republic of Turkey Aboard ISS https://asgardia.space/en/news/Turkish-Astronaut-To-Celebrate-Anniversary-of-the-Republic-of-Turkey-Aboard-The-ISS Turkey has been invited to send an astronaut to the ISS to celebrate the anniversary of their Republic. Superpower Around the Corner: Humans Will be Able to See in the Dark https://asgardia.space/en/news/Superpower-Around-The-Corner-Humans-Will-Be-Able-To-See-In-The-Dark Will glasses become a thing of the past? Researchers from the University of Massachusetts Medical School may be helping us reach that goal. Roscosmos Announces 373.4 Million Ruble Tender for Russia’s Moon Program https://asgardia.space/en/news/Roscosmos-Announces-a-Tender-for-Moon-Program Roscosmos is on the outlook for companies who will perform research for the Russian crewed lunar mission with a budget of 373,4 million rubles. Head of Nation Meets With Ministers to Discuss Congress Preparations https://asgardia.space/en/news/Head-of-Nation-Meets-With-Ministers-To-Discuss-Congress-Preparations Preparations for the upcoming Space, Science and Investment Congress are moving ahead apace. The Head of Nation gets updated on its status. Don’t forget to follow these two blogs to stay updated on all things Asgardia and Asgardia Space News! Parliamentary Blog https://bit.ly/2Yzrij4 Asgardia Team Blog https://bit.ly/2YH8Fhq What are your thoughts about the articles? Comment below!

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Heads up, there’s a new daily digest of all of the news of by the Asgardia Space News team from the last 24 hours! Will Luca Parmitano be the Last ESA Astronaut to Use Soyuz? https://asgardia.space/en/news/Will-Luca-Parmitano-Be-the-Last-ESA-Astronaut-to-Use-Soyuz The Head of the ESA announced that their astronauts will soon be flying to the ISS aboard US spacecraft instead of Russian Soyuz. Why the change? Donald Trump: 'Why Don't We Nuke Hurricanes?' https://asgardia.space/en/news/why-dont-we-nuke-hurricanes US President Trump made a suggestion that has the scientific community scratching their heads. Chandrayaan-2 Orbits the Moon, Snapping Pictures As it Goes https://asgardia.space/en/news/Chandrayaan-2-Orbits-the-Moon-Snapping-Pictures The Indian Space Research Organisation released some amazing pictures that their craft has captured on its trip to the surface of the moon. Autonomous Flight to Mars? NASA’s Deep Space Atomic Clock Aims to Make it Possible https://asgardia.space/en/news/Autonomous-Flight-to-Mars-NASAs-Deep-Space-Atomic-Clock NASA’s Deep Space Atomic Clock has begun its one-year space mission. We have all the details about its mission and what they hope to accomplish with it. Just When We Thought It Was Settled, Pluto Might Be a Planet After All https://asgardia.space/en/news/Just-When-We-Thought-It-Was-Settled-Pluto-Might-Be-a-Planet The debate rages on about the classification of this hugely popular celestial body. Don’t forget to follow these two blogs to stay updated on all things Asgardia and Asgardia Space News! Parliamentary Blog https://bit.ly/2Yzrij4 Asgardia Team Blog https://bit.ly/2YH8Fhq What are your thoughts about the articles? Comment below!