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Stratolaunch Buys Virgin Orbit's Rocket-Launching 747
HAKUTO-R's Software Got Confused at the Last Minute, Causing it to Crash into the Moon
How Much Damage Will Lunar Landings Do to Lunar Orbiters?
A new study considers how missions landing and taking off from the lunar surface could cause damage to orbiting spacecraft.
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A New Place to Search for Habitable Planets: "The Soot Line."
JWST Spies a Gigantic Water Plume at Enceladus
One Spacecraft Could Visit All of Saturn's Inner Large Moons
Saturn's moon Enceladus is one of the best places we could search for life in the Solar System. A new paper proposes a single mission powered by an electric propulsion system that could visit Enceladus and other inner moons.
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North Korea May Launch Spy Satellite Soon
The enigmatic nation may attempt to put a satellite in orbit, as early as this week.
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China is Planning to Have Humans on the Moon by 2030
NASA Seeks Industry Proposals for Next-Generation Lunar Rover
Juice is Fully Deployed. It's Now in its Final Form, Ready to Meet Jupiter's Moons in 2031
China's Rover Found Evidence of an Ancient Ocean on Mars
When Black Holes Merge, They'll Ring Like a Bell
How a merged black hole rings as it settles into a stable form holds clues to a better understanding of gravity.
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ESA Has a Playground for Mars Rovers to Learn how to Explore the Red Planet
Amazing Views From ESA's New MeteoSat Weather Satellite
The European Space Agency's latest third generation Meteosat-I 1 weather satellite shows its stuff, with more to come.
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Chandra and JWST Join Forces in a Stunning Series of Images
NASA scientists have combined data from the James Webb and Chandra observatories to create stunning series of images.
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Want to be an asteroid miner? There's a database for that.
Virgin Galactic's Space Plane Rises Again for Final Flight Test
NASA May Have Found Hakuto-R's Crash Site
After Three Years of Upgrades, LIGO is Fully Operational Again
Artificial Gravity Tests on Earth Could Improve Astronaut Health in Space
The ESA is conducting a new study that measures the effects simulated gravity and exercise have for astronaut health.
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