NASA’s Europa Clipper mission looked doomed. Could engineers save it?
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NSF halts South Pole megaproject to probe infant cosmos’ growth spurt
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US astronomers fight to save X-ray telescope as NASA dishes out budget cuts
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NASA’s x-ray telescope faces a long goodbye
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Why it’s so challenging to land upright on the Moon
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Starburst – Disturbances on the sun may have the potential to devastate our power grid and communication systems. When the next big storm arrives, will we be prepared for it?
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US returns to the Moon with commercial moon landing (gifted link)
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No, aliens haven’t visited the Earth. Why are so many smart people insisting otherwise?
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US Congressional budget gridlock leads to stunning NASA layoffs
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2023's most spectacular photos from the James Webb Telescope
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The brightest gamma-ray burst ever recorded rattled Earth's atmosphere
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The bodily indignities of the space life
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Japan to create ¥1 trillion fund to develop outer space industry
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What does the US Space Force actually do?
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A giant European telescope rises as US rivals await rescue
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SpaceX to the US FAA: The industry needs you to move faster
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In photos: The rise of the super blue moon spectacle
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How a Harvard professor became the world’s leading alien hunter
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Two-faced star seems to have one hydrogen side and one helium side
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This is what happens to an exposed body in space
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Black holes are accelerating the expansion of the Universe, say cosmologists
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The Hibernator’s Guide to the Galaxy
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Brightest-ever space explosion reveals possible hints of dark matter
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Sofia, the historic airplane-borne telescope, lands for the last time
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Finnish radio telescope aims to protect satellites from solar storms – Metsahovi Radio Observatory has been tracking the Sun's solar cycles for decades
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Webb telescope reveals unpredicted bounty of bright galaxies in early universe
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They found two new craters on the moon and a new mystery - Searching through imagery from NASA, researchers found the discarded stage of a forgotten rocket crashed in March, but other questions remain
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Researchers grew tiny plants in moon dirt collected decades ago
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This is why we don't shoot earth's garbage into the sun
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US finds no evidence of alien technology in flying objects, but can’t rule it out, either
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NASA’s Mars helicopter achieves first flight on another world
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How not to deal with murder in space
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The collapse of Puerto Rico’s iconic telescope - The uncertain future of the Arecibo Observatory, and the end of an era in space science
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NASA needs to rename the James Webb Space Telescope
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The Webb Telescope, NASA’s golden surfer, is almost ready, again
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Harvard astrophysicist says 2017 interstellar object sighting was humanity’s first contact with an artifact of extraterrestrial intelligence
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The steampunk rover concept that could help explore Venus
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NASA launched a rocket fifty-four years ago. Has it finally come home?
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Why we should think twice about colonizing space
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The world's largest camera and most exciting telescope are nearly here
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SpaceX reveals monthly cost of Starlink internet in its "Better Than Nothing Beta"
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SpaceX and US Military sign contract to design 7,500-mph rocket that can deliver cargo anywhere in the world in an hour
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The elusive peril of space junk - Millions of human artifacts circle the Earth. Can we clean them up before they cause a disaster?
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The NASA team that kills spacecraft
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What if the Big Bang was actually a Big Bounce?
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NASA launches Perseverance rover
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No longer in shadows, Pentagon’s UFO unit will make some findings public
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SpaceX’s Dragon launch ushers in a new era for Americans in space
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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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Why the Big Bang produced something rather than nothing
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