An Atmosphere That Shouldn’t Exist + 12,000 Artemis II Photos

An Atmosphere That Shouldn’t Exist + 12,000 Artemis II Photos

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May 6, 2026 · 13 min

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Anna and Avery explore remarkable stories from the cosmos, including a surprising atmosphere around a tiny frozen world and the release of thousands of Artemis II photos.

Sponsor Link: When you're ready to upgrade your online security, do what we did and get NordVPN . And right now we have a great deal for you that will save you lot's on money. There's never been a better time. To check out the deal Click Here! (https://bitesz.com/nordvpn) Wednesday 6 May 2026 | astronomydaily.io | @AstroDailyPod Episode Summary In today's episode, Anna and Avery explore six remarkable stories from across the cosmos: a tiny frozen world beyond Pluto surprises scientists with an atmosphere it should never have; NASA drops twelve thousand stunning photographs from the Artemis II mission and Artemis III preparations accelerate; Blue Origin's uncrewed moon lander Endurance passes its toughest test; new research confirms the sun actively speeds up the descent of space debris; radar-equipped drones emerge as a key tool for mapping buried Martian ice; and Comet PanSTARRS makes its debut in southern skies. Stories in This Episode 1. The Atmosphere That Shouldn't Exist Japanese astronomers have detected a thin atmosphere around trans-Neptunian object 2002 XV93 — a Kuiper Belt body just 500 km across. Published in Nature Astronomy, the discovery challenges long-held…

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Hosts: Anna, Avery

Topics covered

  • atmosphere discovery
  • Artemis mission
  • space debris
  • Mars exploration
  • comet observation

Keywords

  • atmosphere
  • NASA
  • Artemis II
  • space debris
  • Mars
  • Comet PanSTARRS
  • cryovolcanism
  • Kuiper Belt

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Organizations: NASA, National Astronomical Observatory of Japan

Places: Kuiper Belt, southern skies

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