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China wants to launch its lunar probe Chang'e 8 in 2028/29. Remarkable for such a developed national lunar research programme: Its large number of international collaborations, mostly with countries from the global south:

Source: spacenews.com/china-selects-in

China's first lunar mission Chang'e 1 launched in 2007, with many missions and without any setbacks since then.

Before Easter, I was honoured to give a colloquium to the Lviv Fellow Society (#Ukraine). I've never been there in person, but thanks to my ongoing tight collaborations in 🇺🇦 , I feel bound there and I hope I can visit soon.
To make it more attractive to the general public, I spoke of my recent extravaganza about the "Simulation Hypothesis" frontiersin.org/journals/physi

and it was fun as it sparked many new questions.

Here is the full recording: youtube.com/watch?v=uyM_Pe9pV7Q

Ein sehr schöner Artikel von @sianderl:

▶️ zeit.de/2025/17/hubble-telesko

Es ist schon Irrsinn, wenn ich darüber nachdenke, wie anders die Welt war, als Hubble gestartet wurde und wo wir heute sind (gleiches gilt auch für die beiden großen Röntgenteleskope XMM-Newton und Chandra).

Einen Artikel zum 35sten Jubiläum von Hubble mit neuen spektakulären Weltraumbilder gibt es hier:

▶️ esa.int/Science_Exploration/Sp

ZEIT ONLINEHubble-Teleskop : Bleibt da noch Platz zum Staunen?Mit spektakulären Bildern veränderte das Hubble-Teleskop unseren Blick aufs All. Doch zwischen Satelliten und Tourismus ist der Weltraum umkämpft wie nie.

On this day, six years ago, @LIGO Livingston and Virgo detected an unusual gravitational-wave signal.

GW190425 was only the second signal from (most likely) a neutron star merger. Its distance to Earth was significantly larger and the sky position less precisely determined than for the first such signal (GW170817). Therefore, astronomers did not observe any afterglow in the electromagnetic spectrum.

The total mass of the merging objects was unusually high compared to known double neutron stars.

ℹ️ aei.mpg.de/142401/news-from-th

The publication abuout the observed gravitational-wave signal appeared on 6 January 2020:

📄 iopscience.iop.org/article/10.