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NASA is Going to Add a Commercial Module to the Space Station
Okay, this Logo Proves that Space Force Should Have Really Been Called Star Fleet
Here's What the Climate Might Look Like on Proxima Centauri B
NASA scientists have run simulations that show what the climate on Proxima b might be like, with encouraging results!
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Weekly Space Hangout: January 29, 2020 - Plumes on Enceladus with Dr. Christopher Glein
A Cubesat Deployed a De-Orbiting Tether and Now it's Losing Altitude 24 Times Faster than Before
A Television Satellite Might be About to Explode
A DirecTV satellite suffered a battery failure and now has to be de-orbited. Otherwise, it could cause a collision and explosion.
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Carnival of Space #648
The Brightest Supernova Ever Seen was Caused by a White Dwarf Spiraling into a Red Giant
ESA is Going to Test Two Rovers Working Together to Explore the Moon
The ESA is working on a system (TRAILER) that will allow two robots to work in tandem and explore the lunar surface.
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The Apollo 1 Fire: Excerpt from "Eight Years to the Moon"
Stalking Starlink's 'DarkSat'
By now, you've no doubt heard of (or seen) Starlink. SpaceX's mega-satellite constellation has become a permanent fixture in our skies as of late, with several routine passes on any given week. But have you seen the supposed 'black sheep' of the flock, DarkSat?
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China Releases New Pictures From the Surface of the Moon
China's Chang'e-4 mission just released a trove of data collected by the lander and rover during its year-long exploration of the far side of the Moon.
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Giant Planets Could Form Around Tiny Stars in Just a Few Thousand Years
A new study has shown how gas giants (like Proxima c) can exist around Red Dwarf suns, the most common type of star in the Universe
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OSIRIS-REx Flew 620 Meters Above its Landing Site. Confirms that it's a Boulder-Strewn Nightmare, Just Like the Rest of Bennu
A Glitch Caused Curiosity to Freeze in Place. But It's Better Now
This is Probably Sandstone Layers on Mars. Absolutely Beautiful
Finally! We get to See a View From Inside Boeing's Starliner During its First Flight
Boeing has released a highlight reel made from footage that was taken from the inside of the Starliner capsule during its recent test flight.
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Rosetta Saw the Building Blocks of Life on Comet 67P
The Evidence is Leaning More and More Towards an Asteroid Ending the Dinosaurs
