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One of the Terms of Service For Starlink is that You "Recognize Mars as a Free Planet"
Lunar Dust is Still One of The Biggest Challenges Facing Moon Exploration
The ESA is investing in research that will lead to spacesuits and materials that can handle one of the biggest hazards on the Moon - Moon dust!
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Massive stars get kicked out of clusters
Vera Rubin Should be Able to Detect a Couple of Interstellar Objects a Month
A new study by Harvard astrophysicists tells us that once operational, the Vera C. Rubin will be able to spot objects like 'Oumuamua on a regular basis!
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One Mars Trojan asteroid has the same chemical signature as the Earth's moon
Mars has a trojan asteroid that could be a captured rock from the surface of the Moon.
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Titan's Atmosphere Has All the Ingredients For Life. But Not Life as We Know It
In a series of new studies on Saturn's moon Titan, researchers have found more indications that there could be exotic life there, making a mission there all the more necessary!
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NASA is Looking for Ideas on How to Jump-Start a Lunar Economy!
To ensure that their payloads can get to the Moon, NASA is one again enlisting the help of HeroX to help them crowdsource innovative solutions!
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Weekly Space Hangout: November 4, 2020 - Pranvera Hyseni, Astronomy Outreach of Kosovo
The Only Radio Antenna Capable of Communicating with Voyager 2 Came Back Online During Repairs and Upgrades. Contact Re-established
Even older red dwarf stars are pumping out a surprising amount of deadly radiation at their planets
An Extreme Simulation of the Universe's First Stars
An international team of astronomers has conducted an extreme simulation that modeled what the formation of the first stars looked like.
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Sample... stowed
Astronauts and explorers on Mars could eat lab-grown steaks
How Will Starlink's Packet Routing Work?
The Spherical Structure at the Core of the Milky Way Formed in a Single Burst of Star Formation
Enter Comet S3 Erasmus: A Bright Comet For November
Comet C/2020 S3 Erasmus to end out the cometary cavalcade for 2020.
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How did the Earth get its water? The answer might be found on Mercury
New Scans Give us a Better View of the Metal Asteroid Psyche
Based on Kepler Data, There's a 95% Chance of an Earth-Like Planet Within 20 Light-Years
Combining data from the retired Kepler mission with the Gaia Observatory, a team of scientists have produced new estimates for how many habitable planets could be out there.
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Are the Clouds of Jupiter Haunted?
