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Pale Blue Successfully Operates its Water-Based Propulsion System in Orbit
Don't Just Grow Potatoes on Mars, Use them for Concrete
2033 is the Perfect Year to Send Humans to Mars (With a Bonus Venus Flyby)
According to a new study, 2033 would be a unique opportunity to send a low-risk, lower-cost mission to Mars - but only an orbital one.
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Low Gravity Simulator Lets You Jump Around in Lunar Gravity
Now We Know How a Solar Storm Took Out a Fleet of Starlinks
Gravitational Waves From Colliding Neutron Stars Matched to a Fast Radio Burst
A recent study by an Australian-American team has provided compelling evidence that FRBs may be caused by merging neutron stars.
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Plans are Underway to Build a 30 Cubic Kilometer Neutrino Telescope
China Hints at its Goals for a Lunar Base
At a recent national space conference, scientists with the Chinese Academy of Sciences shared the objectives for the planned International Lunar Research Station.
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Artemis II is Literally Coming Together
NASA engineers have completed assembling the core stage of the Artemis II rocket, which will launch in 2024.
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It's Time For Your Annual Weather Update for the Outer Solar System
Europa's Ice Rotates at a Different Speed From its Interior. Now We May Know Why
Are We Alone? The Answer Might Be in Space Dust That's All Around Us
Moons Orbiting Rogue Planets Could be Habitable
A new study reveals how rogue planets could have "Ocean World" moons that may support life.
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Type One Energy Raises $29M to Work on a Crazy Fusion Device
Kazakhstan Seizes Russia's Launch Facility at Baikonur
The government of Kazakhstan has seized Baikonur Cosmodrome and Russian space assets, putting their efforts in space on pause.
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Beads of Lunar Glass Boost Hopes for Using the Moon's Water
Finally, JWST's Data on the First TRAPPIST-1 Planet. Survey Says? It Sucks
Why Does 'Oumuamua Follow Such a Bizarre Orbit? Hydrogen Outgassing
Asteroid Ryugu Contains Niacin (aka Vitamin B3)
Astronauts Could Mix and Match Parts to Make the Perfect Robot for Any Job
