Two months after failed moon landing, India admits Chandrayaan-2's Vikram lander crashed
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The self-hammering probe on NASA’s Mars lander can’t seem to actually dig into the ground
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Tunnelling mole instrument on Mars InSight lander resumes movement into Martian surface
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Earth and sun
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Twenty new moons found orbiting Saturn, making it the planet with the most known moons
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‘Planet Nine’ may actually be a black hole
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Study shows Venus may have once enjoyed a temperate climate
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Some NASA contractors appear to be trying to kill the Lunar Gateway
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Could we terraform Mars?
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Hubble reveals latest portrait of Saturn
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Animated atlas of all the known moons in our solar system
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The time when Zambia tried to go to Mars
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What has NASA's Juno discovered around Jupiter so far? (three year update)
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Indian Space Research Organization says that Vikram lander has been located on lunar surface, wasn't a soft landing
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India loses contact with Chandrayaan-2 mission during moon landing attempt
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India's Chandrayaan-2 mission ready for historic landing on the Moon
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The supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way was recently observed flaring to over seventy-five times its normal brightness in near-infrared
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NASA research reveals Saturn is losing its rings at "worst-case-scenario" rate
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Humans will never colonize Mars
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An asteroid just buzzed past Earth, and we barely noticed in time
News article in The Conversation: An asteroid just buzzed past Earth, and we barely noticed in time A bit of science: Asteroid 2019 OK to flyby Earth at 0.19 LD on July 25 - the largest of the...
News article in The Conversation: An asteroid just buzzed past Earth, and we barely noticed in time
A bit of science: Asteroid 2019 OK to flyby Earth at 0.19 LD on July 25 - the largest of the year
Video showing the asteroid's orbit: Asteroid (2019 OK) Just Missed Earth and it was really close at 54,000 mph
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Death dive to Saturn
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India's Chandrayaan-2 moon mission called off minutes before launch
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These women will lead India's historic Chandrayaan-2 mission, we are so proud of them
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Low-cost moon mission puts India among lunar pioneers
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Where does NASA keep the moon rocks?
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This chronology of the Moon on film tells the story of how we, as a civilization, have changed our view of our lunar neighbor over the past 100 years
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NASA chooses Saturn’s moon Titan as its next destination as part of Project DragonFly—a drone mission to explore Titan's surface over two years
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Beautiful maps of the solar system’s asteroids and the topography of Mercury
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NASA rover on Mars detects high amounts of methane gas, hinting at possibility of life
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Ancient Babylonian astronomers calculated Jupiter’s position from the area under a time-velocity graph
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The 'forbidden' planet has been found in the 'Neptunian Desert'
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We are going: NASA's plan to return to the Moon by 2024
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Inside NASA’s race back to Neptune’s icy moon Triton
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The race to develop the moon
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The space rock that hit the moon at 61,000 kilometers an hour
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Will we find extraterrestrial life on ice worlds? Why Europa is the place to go for alien life.
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Something on Mars is producing gas usually made by living things on Earth
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Venus is not Earth's closest neighbour
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Would you go to Mars?
I've been thinking a lot recently about space exploration and colonization, and the big question that's been running through my head has been this: would I be willing to leave everything on Earth...
I've been thinking a lot recently about space exploration and colonization, and the big question that's been running through my head has been this: would I be willing to leave everything on Earth behind and go to Mars, even if there was a strong possibility that I would never return home?
Wondering what everyone here on Tildes thinks about that question.
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Engineers still studying problem with InSight heat flow probe
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Opportunity did not answer NASA’s final call, and it’s now lost to us
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Breathtaking new NASA images show Jupiter’s otherworldy storms
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Japan's Hayabusa2 spacecraft successfully lands on asteroid Ryugu
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Mars Weather - Latest Weather at Elysium Planitia
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Meet Hippocamp! Neptune's smallest moon has a name (and a violent past)
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NASA’s Mars rover Opportunity concludes a fifteen-year mission
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NASA about to pull plug on Mars rover, silent for eight months
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Mars: NASA lands InSight robot to study planet's interior
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Big new Indian rocket launches satellite, setting stage for Moon mission
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Moons around 'rogue planets' could sustain life — no solar system required
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