NASA’s Europa Clipper mission looked doomed. Could engineers save it?
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Why it’s so challenging to land upright on the Moon
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US returns to the Moon with commercial moon landing (gifted link)
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The bodily indignities of the space life
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How a Harvard professor became the world’s leading alien hunter
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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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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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The Webb Telescope, NASA’s golden surfer, is almost ready, again
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NASA launched a rocket fifty-four years ago. Has it finally come home?
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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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Why the Big Bang produced something rather than nothing
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NASA won't be able to send commands to Voyager 2 for the next eleven months, while upgrades are made to the Deep Space Network
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India loses contact with Chandrayaan-2 mission during moon landing attempt
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NASA reopens Apollo mission control room that once landed men on Moon
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NASA rover on Mars detects high amounts of methane gas, hinting at possibility of life
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‘Wow, what is that?’ Navy pilots report unexplained flying objects
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Scott Kelly spent a year in orbit. His body is not quite the same
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Something on Mars is producing gas usually made by living things on Earth
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India shot down a satellite, Modi says, shifting balance of power in Asia
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NASA’s Mars rover Opportunity concludes a fifteen-year mission
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Space station could be split to aid privatization, new NASA chief says
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