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Residents of the municipality of Galeras were stunned by the sight in the sky, but scientists quickly reassured the public, explaining that it was a natural phenomenon, not a consequence of seismic activity.

The upper stage of a Falcon 9 rocket struck the Moon on August 5, and NASA has now released detailed images of the 18-meter-wide crater.

The Starship upper stage, Ship 40, has become the first in history to survive an ocean splashdown intact, and SpaceX has successfully towed it to calmer waters for inspection after nearly a month.

The 44-year-old astronaut stepped outside the International Space Station on Tuesday alongside American colleague Anil Menon to replace a communications antenna.

The geoid model, based on over a billion measurements, reveals that our planet is not a perfect sphere but has an irregular, potato-like shape.

A total solar eclipse will darken parts of Spain on Wednesday, prompting authorities to activate massive security forces. Although Croatia won't experience full darkness, a partial eclipse will be visible from the country.

Zadar's municipal companies are finding it increasingly difficult to recruit workers for physical jobs. While office positions are filled without issue, tenders for gravediggers and burial workers are being repeated. The director of Nasadi Zadar states that foreign workers will not work in cemeteries.

While the total eclipse will turn parts of Spain into a scientific laboratory for a few minutes, with NASA planes and dozens of experiments, Croatia will see a partial eclipse. Experts warn: taking photos with a phone without protection can permanently damage it.

Senad Galijašević went from music hits to tech innovations for Hollywood, and says it all started out of spite.

By rerouting the heating system, engineers freed up enough power for the legendary probe to continue its scientific mission despite dwindling plutonium reserves.

The Inouye Solar Telescope in Hawaii has recorded the most detailed views of the Sun's surface to date, revealing micro-vortices and magnetic processes that could help predict dangerous space weather.

As Vrsi's reservoir empties and supply cuts loom, the city-owned company in Zadar routinely waters parks on the peninsula. With water losses of 70 percent in the network, questions of accountability arise.

Scientists using telescopes in Chile detected chemical traces of the impact, which will help better understand space debris and protect future lunar missions.

Thanks to the Inouye telescope in Hawaii, the Kelvin-Helmholtz instability-a phenomenon that creates distinctive wavy vortices-has been observed on the star's surface for the first time.

A new constellation of microsatellites enables scientists to track coronal mass ejections all the way to Earth, cutting forecast error from five hours to under half an hour.

Due to drought and high temperatures, Vodovod Zadar urges conservation, with supply issues emerging in Zemunik Gornji, Podgradina, and Jovići.