Earth has captured a tiny object as a satellite for the next few months, which is likely the rocket booster from the failed Surveyor 2 mission to the Moon in 1966
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It’s launch day for the SpaceX Crew-1 mission to the International Space Station
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Iconic Arecibo Dish suffers more damage as second cable breaks
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NASA, Artemis, a US Space Force and the election results
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NASA and SpaceX complete certification of first human-rated commercial space transportation system
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NASA chief plans to step aside under Biden
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After twenty years of service, the International Space Station flies into an uncertain future
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NASA formally objects to AST & Science proposal for megaconstellation of large satellites, citing risk of "catastrophic collision"
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NASA's SOFIA has detected water molecules in the Moon's Clavius Crater, the first time water has been discovered on the sunlit surface
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Nokia wins NASA contract to put a 4G network on the moon
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Europa Clipper inches forward, shackled to the Earth
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Volunteers wanted: NASA's Planet Patrol wants your help to find alien worlds
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SpaceX has busy manifest of Dragon missions
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The NASA team that kills spacecraft
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Broken cable damages Arecibo Radio Observatory
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Analysis of data from the end of NASA's Dawn mission confirms that the dwarf planet Ceres is an ocean world with a deep reservoir of salt-enriched water
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What color is the sun?
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Why did the spaceX crew return to earth so soon?
So I’m just sitting here wondering why they returned so soon, 2 months Doesn’t seem like a very long time considering the money and preparation involved. I did a quick search to try and find the...
So I’m just sitting here wondering why they returned so soon, 2 months Doesn’t seem like a very long time considering the money and preparation involved.
I did a quick search to try and find the answer without any luck, so wondering if anyone on here can shed some light on the reason.
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NASA launches Perseverance rover
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NASA plans to return its astronauts in SpaceX’s Crew Dragon spacecraft on Aug. 2
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NASA delays James Webb Space Telescope launch by seven months
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How to catch a glimpse of the comet NEOWISE dazzling the skies right now
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Timelapse of ten years of the Sun - "A Decade of Sun"
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NASA’s 'smell of space' is available as a perfume
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NASA expects to cover JWST launch slip with budget reserves
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Watch a ten-year time lapse of Sun from NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory
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NASA names headquarters after ‘hidden figure’ Mary W. Jackson
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Why NASA's Mars Perseverance rover is essential despite the coronavirus pandemic
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The International Space Station is getting a new toilet this year
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NASA confirms JWST will miss March 2021 launch date
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The story of how NASA went from space shuttles to SpaceX and commercial rockets
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Elon Musk tweets IN RUSSIAN to accept co-operation offer from Russia’s space agency
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Recap: SpaceX successfully launches Crew Dragon with Bob Behnken & Doug Hurley on SpX Demo-2 mission to the International Space Station, restoring US spaceflight for the first time in nine years
Decided I'd post a text post and provide links to all the content, since there's so much and it's all quite diverse. I'll update this post throughout the day with more content: NASA Press Release:...
Decided I'd post a text post and provide links to all the content, since there's so much and it's all quite diverse. I'll update this post throughout the day with more content:
- NASA Press Release: NASA Astronauts Launch from America in Historic Test Flight of SpaceX Crew Dragon
- Live stream & launch video, courtesy SpaceX & NASA. This is going to be live all the way through to docking with the ISS.
- NASA Spaceflight (Good resource, quite in-depth): SpaceX Dragon’s historic launch dodges weather to launch and end the gap
- SpaceNews: Crew Dragon in orbit after historic launch, by Jeff Foust
- The Verge: A cute stuffed dinosaur hitched a ride on SpaceX’s historic launch
- The Verge: Watch NASA astronauts fly SpaceX’s Crew Dragon using touchscreens
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How SpaceX and NASA keeps astronauts safe during launch
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SpaceX overcame never-before-seen parachute deploy and thruster problems during Crew Dragon development
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Weather scrubs SpaceX commercial crew launch, Demo-2
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Watch the SpaceX Demo-2 crewed launch livestream at 4:33pm ET, May 27th
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No, NASA didn't find a parallel universe where time runs backward
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As the US regains the ability to launch astronauts with its own rockets, the future of Russia's already struggling civil space program is unclear
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On the Moon, astronaut pee will be a hot commodity. Urine can be used for landing pads, gardens, and drinking water. But will there be enough to go around?
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NASA and SpaceX have cleared the Demo-2 mission for May 27, will be the first launch of astronauts on an American rocket from American soil since 2011
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The birth of NASAs space program | The Saturn V story
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NASA will likely add a rendezvous test to the first piloted Orion space mission
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Apollo 11: From lunar orbit to landing
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NASA's former EmDrive lead left to pursue a new project
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NASA planning to launch an integrated Lunar Gateway in 2023
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NASA evaluation sees SpaceX lunar lander as innovative but risky
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NASA is counting on a lot of unproven rockets for its Artemis plan
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NASA has selected Blue Origin, Dynetics, and SpaceX to design and develop human landing systems for landing astronauts on the Moon by 2024
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Taking on the challenge of Mars sample return
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