Operations were adjusted on June 14th after weeks of shutdown due to gyroscope problem.

Yuko Kakazu of the NAOJ and TIO discusses Japan’s contributions and approach toward community engagement in Hawai’i.

Exoplanet-seeking mission to use 24 “normal” and two “fast” cameras to inspect stars and planets.

…and Southampton secures £4.6M EPSRC grant to develop X-ray microscope.

Charles Takalana of the African Astronomical Society to discuss the evolution of astronomy across the continent.

“One small s-curve deposited in steel on the ISS, one giant leap for in-orbit manufacturing.”

Mark Clampin of NASA to discusses the future of astrophysics at NASA at SPIE Astronomical Telescopes + Instrumentation in Yokohama, next week.

Facility at ASML's Veldhoven headquarters offers access to the first prototype high-NA EUV scanner.

NIRSpec instrument shows record-breaking red-shift of starlight, corresponding to 290 million years after the Big Bang.

President of France joins German counterpart Frank-Walter Steinmeier as research ties are strengthened.

With FSO Instruments supplying key component; promises new supply chain for this technology.

...and EPFL develops new method based on machine-learning to find 14 new PV materials.