https://starlust.org/a-near-earth-asteroid-has-revealed-itself-as-a-comet-27-years-after-its-discovery-in-a-nasa-study/ 2026-07-20T07:34:37.000Z Starlust en 2026-07-20T07:34:37.000Z A near-Earth asteroid has revealed itself as a comet 27 years after its discovery in a NASA study https://d3hedi16gruj5j.cloudfront.net/810954/uploads/a4b1aca0-83db-11f1-b796-6b454177b0ba_1200_630.jpeg A near-Earth asteroid has revealed itself as a comet 27 years after its discovery in a NASA study Scientists began suspecting the object when they saw unanticipated changes in its orbit. https://starlust.org/upcoming-moon-missions-to-watch-in-2026-and-beyond/ 2026-07-20T04:59:23.000Z Starlust en 2026-07-20T04:59:23.000Z The next era of lunar exploration: Upcoming Moon missions to watch in 2026 and beyond https://d3hedi16gruj5j.cloudfront.net/810753/uploads/241dec70-81c4-11f1-98e9-bfb7865d2226_1200_630.jpeg The next era of lunar exploration: Upcoming Moon missions to watch in 2026 and beyond Now that the Moon is in focus again, a slew of global missions are in the pipeline to harness the untapped lunar resources in order to ensure sustained human presence. https://starlust.org/international-moon-day-a-look-back-at-humanitys-most-significant-lunar-missions/ 2026-07-20T03:49:15.000Z Starlust en 2026-07-20T03:49:15.000Z International Moon Day: A look back at humanity's most significant lunar missions https://d3hedi16gruj5j.cloudfront.net/810715/uploads/11a06fb0-81a5-11f1-89e6-fb5c277fc69d_1200_630.jpeg International Moon Day: A look back at humanity's most significant lunar missions On July 20, 1969—now celebrated as Moon Day—humans opened a new chapter in space exploration. https://starlust.org/what-is-international-moon-day-the-history-behind-it-and-why-it-still-matters/ 2026-07-20T00:30:00.000Z Starlust en 2026-07-20T00:30:00.000Z What is International Moon Day? The history behind it and why it still matters https://d3hedi16gruj5j.cloudfront.net/810726/uploads/694012b0-81b0-11f1-ad43-21cbd23c0070_1200_630.jpeg What is International Moon Day? The history behind it and why it still matters From Apollo 11 to Artemis II, here's why the world still celebrates the Moon every July.