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NASA sees rare 'glacial flour' dust streaming over Greenland
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NASA is playing a ‘claw game’ on Mars, and it’s even more complex than your local arcade
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China gets ready to launch Space Station by 2020
Description The Chinese Space Station is expected to be launched in 2020, according to Xinhua.

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Updated 18 October 2018

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Rocket League’s Cross-Platform Parties Feature ‘RocketID’ Delayed Again | Technology News
Description Rocket League developer Psyonix is once again delaying the release of cross-platform parties — a feature it had dubbed as ‘RocketID’ — to early 2019.

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Space trash from SpaceX washes up on North Carolina - CNET
Description Perhaps Elon Musk might want it for his recycling efforts?

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Updated 18 October 2018

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Soon We Will Meet New Artificial Moon from China
Description China has a plan to launch a new project an “Artificial Moon” that will light up the skies as far as 50 miles around. THE LATEST SCIENCE SPACE HI-TECH NEWS

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Updated 18 October 2018

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Boston Dynamics SpotMini Robot Dances On the Song of Bruno Mars
Description And this time SpotMini robot dances on the song of Mark Ronson - Uptown Funk ft. Bruno Mars. THE LATEST SCIENCE SPACE HI-TECH NEWS

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Updated 18 October 2018

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NASA Invites Media to Northrop Grumman Cygnus Launch from Virginia | Technology Org
Description Media accreditation now is open for the launch from Virginia of Northrop Grumman’s 10th commercial resupply services mission to deliver NASA science investigations, supplies and equipment to the International Space Station aboard its Cygnus spacecraft. Northrop Grumman is targeting liftoff, o

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Mysterious Fast Radio Bursts Number Doubled by Australian Astronomers | Technology Org
Description Fast Radio Bursts (FRBs) have become a major focus of research in the past decade. In radio astronomy, this phenomenon refers to transient radio pulses coming from distant cosmological sources, which typically last only a few milliseconds on average. Since the first event was detected in 2007 (the “

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Astronomers Find a Cosmic Titan in the Early Universe | Technology Org
Description An international team of astronomers has discovered a titanic structure in the early universe, just 2 billion years after the Big Bang. This galaxy proto-supercluster, nicknamed Hyperion, is the largest and most massive structure yet found at such a remote time and distance. The team that made th

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Why is Pluto no longer a planet?
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Astronomers Find Largest Galaxy Proto-supercluster
Description The discovery could help unlock the secrets of the formation of the universe.

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Updated 18 October 2018

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Modular Martian Base With Its Own Radiation Shielding | Technology Org
Description The idea of exploring and colonizing Mars has never been more alive than it is today. Within the next two decades, there are multiple plans to send crewed missions to the Red Planet, and even some highly ambitious plans to begin building a permanent settlement there. Despite the enthusiasm, there ar

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Updated 17 October 2018

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Scientists to Debate Mars 2020 Landing Site for Next Rover
Description The Mars 2020 mission is tasked with not only seeking signs of habitable conditions on Mars in the ancient past, but also searching for signs of past microbial life.

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Updated 17 October 2018

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Wallops Island: The Little Spaceport That Could
Description The Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport, an oft-overlooked rocket launch facility in northern Virginia, makes a play for a piece of the spaceflight industry.

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Updated 17 October 2018

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Recent intergalactic flashes might help solve this great astronomical mystery
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NASA’s Chandra spacecraft snaps out of ‘safe mode’ funk, resumes operations
Description It was only a few days ago that NASA announced its Chandra X-Ray Observatory was experiencing a bit of unexpected downtime. The spacecraft was forced to enter its automated safe mode, which it's designed to do if it detects that something is wrong. NASA noticed the glitch on Wednesday and announced the unfortunate status...

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Updated 17 October 2018

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Massive planets spotted near young star leave astronomers scratching their heads
Description Astronomers have a pretty good handle on how stars and the planets around them form, and it's believed to be a process that takes many millions of years. Our own Solar System is thought to have taken some 500 million years just to get its feet under, but a recent discovery of a young planetary system is causing a bit of confusion among some scientists and challenging...

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Updated 17 October 2018

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Why is Pluto no longer a planet?
Description When the IAU officially defined the word “planet” for the first time, Pluto simply didn’t fit. To keep its planetary status along with Earth, Saturn, and the rest, it needed to pass three tests.

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Updated 17 October 2018

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NASA wants to send manned missions to Venus
Description NASA wants to send manned missions to Venus - space science news

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Updated 17 October 2018

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Weird state of matter produced in space for first time
Description Atoms cooled to make a Bose-Einstein condensate during on brief rocket flight

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Updated 17 October 2018

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NASA Astronaut Describes What It Was Like to Fall to Earth When Soyuz Launch Failed
Description Last week, NASA astronaut Air Force Colonel Nick Hague faced death as he and his commander, Alexei Ovchinin, plummeted to Earth following an aborted Soyuz launch.

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Updated 17 October 2018

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NASA’s planet-hunting space telescope nears its end
Description Kepler mission discovered thousands of exoplanets with novel technique

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Updated 17 October 2018

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After visits with Vesta and Ceres, asteroid-exploring Dawn spacecraft is about to go dark
Description NASA mission was first to orbit two planetary bodies

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Updated 17 October 2018

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Migrating planets can be spotted with double ring test | Technology Org
Description New research by a team led by an astrophysicist at the University of Warwick has a way of finally telling whether newly forming planets are migrating within the disc of dust and gas that typically surrounds stars or whether they are simply staying put in the same orbit around the star. Findin

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Updated 17 October 2018

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HackSpace magazine 12: build your first rocket! | Technology Org
Description Move over, Elon Musk — there’s a new rocket maverick in town: YOU! Rockets! Step inside the UK rocketry scene, build and launch a rocket, design your own one, and discover the open-source rocket programmes around the world! In issue 12, we go behind the scenes at a top-secret launch site in th

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Updated 17 October 2018

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Galaxy super-cluster 'Hyperion' found in 'early universe' is a QUADRILLION times bigger than the Sun
Description ASTRONOMERS have discovered a massive cluster of galaxies that's one million billion times larger than the Sun. Having been formed only 2.3 billion years after the Big Bang, the supercluster also promises to shed light on how our universe developed.

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Updated 17 October 2018

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Exploring the Universe with matter waves
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Updated 17 October 2018

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The ‘Claw Game’ on Mars: NASA InSight Plays to Win | Technology Org
Description If you've ever played the claw machine at an arcade, you know how hard it can be to maneuver the metal "hand" to pick up a prize. Imagine trying to play that game when the claw is on Mars, the objects you're trying to grasp are far more fragile than a stuffed bear and all you have is a stitched-toge

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Updated 17 October 2018

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Moon to reveal secrets of the infant Universe | Technology Org
Description The Moon may be the key to unlocking how the first stars and galaxies shaped the early Universe. A team of astronomers led by Dr Benjamin McKinley observed the Moon with a radio telescope to help search for the faint signal from hydrogen atoms, in research published today in the journal Monthly Noti

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Updated 17 October 2018

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Rocket Lab reveals new factory and launch site, aims for 16 flights next year | Ars Technica
Description "We're not focusing on the next rocket. We're focusing on the next 100 rockets."

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Updated 17 October 2018

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Jam-Resistant US Military Communications Satellite Lifts Off in Midnight-Hour Launch
Description An advanced U.S. military communications satellite soared into space in the midnight hour Wednesday (Oct. 17), lighting up the sky over Florida as it launched into orbit.

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Atlas 5 rocket boosts $1.8 billion military satellite into space
Description A United Launch Alliance Atlas 5 rocket lifted a powerful military communications satellite into space from a Florida launchpad

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Updated 17 October 2018

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Stephen Hawking's Final Book Says There's 'No Possibility' of God in Our Universe
Description Stephen Hawking, in his final book, argues there&#039;s no possibility of God existing because time didn&#039;t exist before the Big Bang.

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Updated 17 October 2018

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Ovzon fourth client SpaceX Falcon Heavy launches - NextBigFuture.com Ovzon fourth client SpaceX Falcon Heavy launches
Description Ovzon fourth client SpaceX Falcon Heavy launches...

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Updated 17 October 2018

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Nvidia silences moon landing conspiracy theorists with its new GPU - CNET
Description Maybe the moon landing WAS filmed in a TV studio, with 2018 graphics processing tech...

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Updated 16 October 2018

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NASA astronaut details fall to Earth after failed Soyuz launch - CNET
Description Astronaut Nick Hague talked to media for the first time since surviving an aborted launch to the International Space Station and shared what it was like inside the capsule.

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Updated 16 October 2018

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Astronomers Discover a Luminous Blue Kilonova, GRB150101B
Description A team of astronomers reveals that GRB150101B shares remarkable similarities with the neutron star merger named GW170817.

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Updated 16 October 2018

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Why Haven't We Found Aliens? Because We're Just Not Looking Hard Enough.
Description Researchers conclude that SETI searches have gone through only a small fraction of the space where a signal could hide.

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Updated 16 October 2018

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NASA Wants to Send Humans to Venus, to Live in Airships Floating on Clouds
Description NASA wants to send humans to the hellish planet Venus. But how is such a mission even possible?

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Updated 16 October 2018

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NASA's blimp and cloud city plan for Venus exploration and colonization - NextBigFuture.com What is the current most-Earth like area in the solar system?
Description What is the current most-Earth like area in the solar system?...

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Updated 16 October 2018

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NASA Hopes Martian Winds Could Still Revive Opportunity Rover
Description NASA engineers say that Opportunity has one last chance to save itself from oblivion thanks to an upcoming windy season ...

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Updated 16 October 2018

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Jupiter's Frozen Moon Is Studded With 50-Foot Blades of Ice
Description At a distance, the worlds in our solar system resemble marbles, gleaming spheres suspended in the inkiness of space. Perhaps no world fits this description better than Europa, one of Jupiter’s moons.

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Updated 16 October 2018

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Hayabusa 2 delays asteroid touchdown because it's so rocky
Description Boulders and navigation challenges are forcing JAXA to reschedule the spacecraft's asteroid contact.

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Updated 16 October 2018

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After briefly going offline, NASA’s Chandra X-ray space telescope is back in action
Description Now to get Hubble back up and running again

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Updated 16 October 2018

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Recent intergalactic flashes might help solve this great astronomical mystery
Description An Australian array of radio telescopes has discovered nearly 20 new examples of a mysterious type of radio burst from deep space.

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Updated 16 October 2018

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Nasa is about to make a HUGE decision in the hunt for alien life on Mars
Description SCIENTISTS will gather today to debate where NASA should next land on Mars, as the American space agency prepares a new mission in its search for life on the Red Planet. The debate comes as NASA is being urged by the National Academy of Sciences and other bodies to make the search for extraterrestrial life a core part of its strategy.

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Updated 16 October 2018

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Paul Allen—Microsoft co-founder, Seahawks owner, and space pioneer—dies at 65 | Ars Technica
Description He persuaded Bill Gates to quit university and sell software instead.

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Updated 16 October 2018

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Scientists to Debate Landing Site for Next Mars Rover | Technology Org
Description Hundreds of scientists and Mars-exploration enthusiasts will convene in a hotel ballroom just north of Los Angeles later this week to present, discuss and deliberate the future landing site for NASA's next Red Planet rover - Mars 2020. The three-day workshop is the fourth and final in a series desig

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Updated 16 October 2018

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11 Fascinating Facts About Our Milky Way Galaxy
Description Here are some weird and wonderful facts about our home galaxy, the Milky Way.

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Updated 16 October 2018

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An astronaut explains what living through a rocket failure was like
Description NASA astronaut Nick Hague explained what it was like to go through the Soyuz rocket failure last week.

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Updated 16 October 2018

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Anomalously Huge Planets Have Been Detected Orbiting a Bafflingly Young Star
Description A wee baby star at the tender age of just 2 million years has revealed itself to be quite the precocious little cosmic object.

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Updated 16 October 2018

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We’re One Step Closer to a Space Elevator - Videos - Seeker
Description Watch We’re One Step Closer to a Space Elevator, a Space video from Seeker.

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Updated 16 October 2018

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Starlink: Battle for Atlas review: Cool toys, solid spacefaring | Ars Technica
Description No Man's Sky in miniature, plus some neat miniature spaceship toys.

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Updated 16 October 2018

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22 astounding facts about the moon landing from 'First Man' that are actually true
Description An estimated 530 million people around the world watched NASA astronaut Neil Armstrong take a "giant leap for mankind" on July 20, 1969. But the backstory of how Armstrong was selected for the big job and his tumultuous path to the moon are less well known.

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Updated 16 October 2018

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Stephen Hawking said 'there is no god' and that humans will 'live in space' in final book – we reveal his 10 'Brief Answers to Life's Big Questions'
Description THE LATE Professor Stephen Hawking revealed his answers to 10 "big questions" he was often asked in a new book published six months after his death. In 'Brief Anwers to the Big Questions', the British scientific hero admitted he thought "there is no god" and that humans would eventually live in space.

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Updated 16 October 2018

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Bill Gates leads global call to accept realities of a warming planet | New Scientist
Description A coalition of major global figures say we must do much more to adapt to our rapidly warming world, and we need to do it fast

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Updated 16 October 2018

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MASCOT Path Across Asteroid Ryugu During its 17 Hours Mission | Technology Org
Description The tiny hopping-robot MASCOT completed its 17 hour mission on the asteroid Ryugu in early October. Now the German Aerospace Center (DLR) has released an image of MASCOT’s path across the asteroid. Surprised by what MASCOT found on the surface, they’ve named the landing spot “Alice’s Wonderland.”

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Updated 16 October 2018

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SpaceX starts BFS and BFR rocket test site for 2019 tests - NextBigFuture.com SpaceX starts BFS and BFR rocket test site for 2019 tests
Description SpaceX starts BFS and BFR rocket test site for 2019 tests...

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Updated 16 October 2018

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Giant planets around young star raise questions about how planets form | Technology Org
Description Researchers have identified a young star with four Jupiter and Saturn-sized planets in orbit around it, the first time that so many massive planets have been detected in such a young system. The system has also set a new record for the most extreme range of orbits yet observed: the outermost planet

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Updated 16 October 2018

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Watch Astronaut Nick Hague describe the moment of emergency landing
Description NBC News’ Tom Costello speaks to NASA Astronaut Nick Hague on aborted space mission and emergency landing after a planned trip to the International Space Station on a Russian Soyuz booster rocket carrying him and Alexei Ovchinin failed minutes after liftoff.

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Updated 16 October 2018

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NASA's 'brilliant' plan for a cloud city of airships in the atmosphere of Venus
Description NASA is currently working on a conceptual manned mission to Venus, named the High Altitude Venus Operational Concept – (HAVOC).

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Updated 16 October 2018

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Could this 'alien door' unravel the mysteries of Mercury, the solar system's most 'volatile' planet?
Description There have only been two flights to Mercury, a planet that has long baffled scientists due to the fact it is so different from the other bodies in the Solar System. Could a new seven-year mission uncover its secrets?

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Updated 15 October 2018

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Astronomy is losing women three times faster than men
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Updated 15 October 2018

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Riskiest landing of Japan's asteroid mission delayed until January
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Updated 15 October 2018

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All systems go for second-ever mission to enter Mercury’s orbit
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Updated 15 October 2018

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Last Man to Walk on the Moon Mistaken About Climate Change on Earth
Description Astronaut Harrison Schmitt saw Earth from space, but doesn&#039;t see that human activity is shaping climate change.

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Updated 15 October 2018

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Best Space Heaters — Safe and Efficient Space Heaters 2018
Description Here's the best way to stay toasty for those cold winter months.

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Updated 15 October 2018

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There May Still Be Hope for NASA’s Sleeping Opportunity Rover
Description It’s been months since NASA engineers have heard from the sleeping Opportunity rover, which powered down after getting caught in a massive dust storm on Mars that obscured its surface from the Sun.

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Updated 15 October 2018

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Cometlike objects could be spreading life from star to star throughout the Milky Way
Description Astronomers say new observations bolster the case for “galactic panspermia”

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Updated 15 October 2018

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NASA Helps Bring Story of Historic Moon Landing, Neil Armstrong to Younger Generations | Technology Org
Description The first steps on the Moon – fueled by a national will to excel – marked a turning point for America and humanity as a whole. At the core of that historic moment, however, lay the story of one man whose strength, perseverance and personal conviction brought him to the moment his foot would leave th

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Updated 15 October 2018

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Balanced plant-based diets improve our health and the health of the planet | Technology Org
Description Well-balanced and predominantly plant-based diets can lead to improved nutrient levels, reduce premature deaths from chronic diseases by more than 20%, and lower greenhouse gas emissions, fertilizer application, and cropland and freshwater use, globally and in most regions, a new study reports. T

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Updated 15 October 2018

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Even Ganymede is Showing Tectonic Activity. We’re Going to Need Another Icy Moon Orbiter | Technology Org
Description Ganymede was shaped by pronounced periods of tectonic activity in the past, according to a new paper. It’s no longer active and its surface is more-or-less frozen in place now. But this discovery opens the door to better planning for future missions to Jupiter’s other frozen moon Europa. Unlike Gany

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Updated 15 October 2018

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How Microsoft's HoloLens is Helping NASA Build the Orion Spacecraft
Description Lockheed Martin is turning to Microsoft’s mixed reality Hololens smartglasses to help its technicians build NASA's new Orion spacecraft, which could one day help rocket astronauts as far afield as Mars. Here's how it's helping them replace dusty old, 1500-page paper manuals.

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Updated 15 October 2018

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Best Kids' Space Books for the Holidays
Description Feed and inspire a kid&#039;s thirst for space with these book picks by Space.com&#039;s writers and editors.

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Updated 15 October 2018

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NASA’s Opportunity Rover still lies dormant on Mars FOUR MONTHS after a raging dust storm encircled the red planet
Description The radio silence from NASA's Opportunity Rover has now lasted for four months.

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Updated 15 October 2018

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Inside China's first Mars simulation base: Incredible footage reveals new £46m site that combines red planet research with a space exploration camp for tourists
Description The site in a remote section of China's dry and rocky Gobi desert features living accommodation to simulate what life would be like on the red planet.

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Updated 15 October 2018

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NASA Chandra telescope resurrected after glitch - CNET
Description The space agency gets some good news about one of its stricken space telescopes, though Hubble remains in safe mode.

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Updated 15 October 2018

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Hubble Telescope on the Hunt for Newborn Stars
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Updated 15 October 2018

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The Higgs Boson May Have Saved Our Universe from Cosmic Collapse. For Now.
Description The existence of the Higgs boson suggests that the universe could continue to expand forever.

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Updated 15 October 2018

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Sculpture that unravels in space could become most widely viewed artwork of all time
Description A satellite balloon will expand from a package the size of a shoebox to a diamond sculpture the size of two school buses.

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Updated 14 October 2018

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Russia may resume manned space flights on November 28: Interfax
Description The next manned flight of a Soyuz rocket to the International Space Station (ISS) could take place on Nov. 28, Interfax news agency quoted a Russian space industry source on Saturday as saying.

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Updated 14 October 2018

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NASA's Chandra telescope follows Hubble into a shutdown
Description NASA sure hasn't been having a great time with its telescopes. The Chandra X-ray Observatory has gone into safe mode and halted all its science operations a few days after Hubble shut down due a gyroscope failure.

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Updated 14 October 2018

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See an actual Soviet space shuttle at the Technik Museum Speyer - CNET
Description From the Soviet shuttle Buran to a retired 747, to a U-boat, cars and more, the Speyer in Germany is one of the best museums in the world for fans of cool vehicles.

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Updated 14 October 2018

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International Space Station crew has enough supplies for at least six months: Russian official
Description The crew aboard the International Space Station (ISS) has enough fuel, oxygen, water, and food to last at least six months, Vladimir Solovyov, flight director of the Russian segment of the ISS, was cited as saying by Russian news agencies on Sunday.

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Updated 14 October 2018

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Guess what scientists call the moons of moons
Description They call them “moonmoons.” Well, according to New Scientist, anyway. Astronomers Sean Raymond and Juna Kollmeier say they’re happy with any of the following proposed terms.

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Updated 14 October 2018

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The Milky Way Could Be Spreading Life From Star to Star
Description For almost two centuries, scientists have theorized that life may be distributed throughout the Universe by meteoroids, asteroids, planetoids, and other astronomical objects.

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Updated 14 October 2018

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Laika: Forget historic tragedy, this first space dog saves alien planets | Ars Technica
Description First Man isn't the only space biopic this fall—get a load of this historic oddity.

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Updated 14 October 2018

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This Crazy Ambitious Timeline Shows When And How Elon Musk And Space X Plan to Colonise Mars
Description Elon Musk is hell-bent on colonizing Mars.

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Updated 14 October 2018

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Panspermia at galactic scale: could Milky Way spread life?
Description Panspermia at galactic scale: could Milky Way spread life? - science news

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Updated 13 October 2018

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Latest Update on Opportunity Rover after Martian Dust Storm
Description One month since increasing their commanding frequency, engineers have yet to hear from NASA's Opportunity rover.

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Updated 13 October 2018

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Another NASA Space Telescope Sidelined by Glitch
Description The Chandra X-ray Observatory, which has been observing the universe in high-energy light since 1999, entered a protective &quot;safe mode&quot; on Wednesday (Oct. 10).

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Updated 13 October 2018

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NASA Recycling in Space Challenge | Technology Org
Description The aim of this Challenge is to identify receptacle and feeder mechanisms suitable for a microgravity environment that can deliver mission waste to a high temperature reactor that can recycle astronaut waste into valuable substances (water, gases & solids). On Earth, recycling technologies ca

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Updated 13 October 2018

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NASA says will use Russia's Soyuz rocket again despite accident
Description NASA chief Jim Bridenstine on Friday praised the Russian space programme and said he expected a new crew to go to the International Space Station in December despite a rocket failure.

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Updated 13 October 2018

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Japan delays spacecraft landing on very rocky asteroid
Description Japan's space agency is delaying a spacecraft touchdown on an asteroid because scientists need more time to find a safe landing site on the extremely rocky surface.&nbsp;

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Updated 13 October 2018

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Astronauts will go BACK into orbit after mid-air rocket failure, says the head of Russia's space agency
Description Two astronauts who survived the mid-air failure of a Russian rocket will fly again - and could be back in orbit by early 2019. Cosmonauts Alexei Ovchinin and Nick Hague will provisionally travel to the International Space Station (ISS) in spring of next year. That's according to Dmitry Rogozin, the head of Russian space agency Roscosmos, who .

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 13 October 2018

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Amazing images capture the birth of a DOUBLE star system for the first time: Scientists say the two celestial objects are so close together that they 'locked in a death spiral'
Description <p

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Field # Astronautics
Updated 13 October 2018

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NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory Goes Offline Just a Week After Hubble
Description The Chandra X-ray Observatory shut down on Oct. 10, and NASA is still assessing the situation to determine how it ...

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Field # Astronautics
Updated 13 October 2018

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Bizarre Elements at The Heart of The Milky Way Turn Out to Be Nothing More Than an Illusion
Description For a while, astronomers were puzzled by the extraordinary abundance of three metals seen in the heart of our galaxy. As it turns out, the whole thing was simply an illusion, new research has found.

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Field # Astronautics
Updated 13 October 2018

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Update on Opportunity Rover after Martian Dust Storm | Technology Org
Description One month since increasing their commanding frequency, engineers have yet to hear from NASA's Opportunity rover. NASA hasn't set any deadlines for the mission but will be briefed later this month on the progress and prospects for the recovery campaign being carried out at the agency's Jet Propuls

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Field # Astronautics
Updated 13 October 2018

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Satellite photos show devastation left by Hurricane Michael
Description Photos from a variety of satellites reveal a Florida Panhandle that was pummeled by Hurricane Michael, one of the most powerful U.S. storms on record.

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Field # Astronautics
Updated 13 October 2018

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Amateurs used a Chinese satellite to photograph Earth and the moon | New Scientist
Description A tiny Chinese satellite in lunar orbit is designed to accept commands from amateurs, and has captured a new view of the Earth and its moon

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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Rocket Report: Turbulent pricing era ahead, SLS concerns, SpaceX plays catch | Ars Technica
Description "We should be in space within weeks, not months."

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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Massive star’s unusual death heralds the birth of compact neutron star binary | Technology Org
Description Carnegie’s Anthony Piro was part of a Caltech-led team of astronomers who observed the peculiar death of a massive star that exploded in a surprisingly faint and rapidly fading supernova, possibly creating a compact neutron star binary system. Piro’s theoretical work provided crucial context for the

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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Europe’s Building a Spaceship to Find Planets Beyond our Solar System | Technology Org
Description With the launch of the TESS space telescope, the world's eyes will turn to the skies as astronomers, and NASA researchers hunt for exoplanets — planets that exist outside of our home solar system. While finding them with a satellite or space telescope is exciting, that's nothing compared to explo

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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‘Pulsar in a Box’ Reveals Surprising Picture of a Neutron Star
Description A computer-simulated “pulsar in a box” is revealing a more detailed understanding of the complex, high-energy environment around spinning neutron stars.

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Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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Astronomers Observe a Surprisingly Faint and Rapidly Fading Supernova
Description A Caltech-led team of researchers has observed the peculiar death of a massive star that exploded in a surprisingly faint and rapidly fading supernova.

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Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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How Will We Find Alien Life? Harness All NASA Missions, New Report Says
Description Searching for signs of alien life should be part of every NASA mission, according to a new report.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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Astronauts Safe After Soyuz Launch Abort
Description TBD

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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First Man is a first-rate movie about America’s most revered astronaut | Ars Technica
Description These are qualities I would want in the first human to walk on another world.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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Today’s failed Soyuz launch complicates the future of the International Space Station
Description NASA is prepared to fly the station without crew, but that may not be necessary.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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Moonmoons (Moons That Orbit Other Moons) Could Exist, Scientists Say
Description Yo, dawg, I herd you like moons, so here&#039;s a moon that orbits another moon. It&#039;s called a moonmoon.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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Apollo 7: What It Taught NASA About Head Colds, Spacecraft, and Rebellion
Description On the 50th anniversary of its launch, Apollo 7 isn't well remembered — but it continues to hold lessons for NASA today.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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A miniature universe exists just beyond our sight — these photos capture it in beautiful, breathtaking detail
Description In honor of the beauty and scientific importance of microscope photos, or micrographs, the Nikon Small World contest rounds up the best images every year and awards prizes to the top 20 entries. This year marks the 44th competition in the company's history, and the pictures are dazzling.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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No More Taxi Service to Space Station After Soyuz Failure: Roscosmos | Technology News
Description Roscosmos has grounded rockets until a probe concludes into what caused the anomaly which forced a US astronaut and a Russian cosmonaut to make an emergency landing in Kazakhstan.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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The death of a star and the birth of a particular neutron star configuration
Description A star that died became a neutron star that orbits an unseen companion in a unique binary stellar system - space science news

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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Best NASA hope for waking Mars Opportunity rover may be soon - CNET
Description Winds of change on Mars could help the silent rover make contact.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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Another NASA space telescope just went into safe mode - CNET
Description The Chandra X-ray Observatory joins Hubble in going into protective mode to deal with a system complication.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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Another NASA Space Telescope Has Gone Offline
Description NASA's Chandra X-Ray Observatory is suffering from the same hardware failure that took Hubble out last weekend.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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Next Lunar Eclipse — Lunar Eclipse of January 2019
Description The shadow of the Earth will eclipse the moon and turn it blood red on January 21, 2019.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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What’s the difference between a comet and an asteroid?
Description But what are asteroids and comets, really?

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

#122

 
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Daily briefing: This is what happens to a penny on Mars
Description TBD

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

#123

 
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Next Generation Telescopes Could Use “Teleportation” to Take Better Images | Technology Org
Description Telescopes have come a long way in the past few centuries. From the comparatively modest devices built by astronomers like Galileo Galilei and Johannes Kepler, telescopes have evolved to become massive instruments that require an entire facility to house them and a full crew and network of computers

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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NASA Celebrates the 50th Anniversary of Apollo 7 | Technology Org
Description On Oct. 11, 1968, NASA launched its first crewed Apollo mission, which paved the way for the moon landing less than a year later. Even 50 years later, Apollo 7 is still remembered as one of the most important first test flights of any spacecraft. The Apollo 7 crew was commanded by Walter S

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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Roscosmos Says Rocket Failure Astronauts Will Go Back Into Space Next Spring | Technology News
Description Russian cosmonaut Aleksey Ovchinin and US astronaut Nick Hague had a close brush with death when a Soyuz rocket failed shortly after launch.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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Astronauts will go BACK into orbit after mid-air rocket failure, says the head of Russia's space agency
Description Two astronauts who survived the mid-air failure of a Russian rocket will fly again - and could be back in orbit by early 2019. Cosmonauts Alexei Ovchinin and Nick Hague will provisionally travel to the International Space Station (ISS) in spring of next year. That's according to Dmitry Rogozin, the head of Russian space agency Roscosmos, who .

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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No more taxi service to Space Station after Soyuz failure
Description The taxi service to the orbiting International Space Station is taking no passengers until further notice.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 12 October 2018

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Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin to Work With Air Force Under New Contract
Description Jeff Bezos rocket company Blue Origin will work with the Air Force to ferry defense payloads into space, per a new contract the company won along with Northrop Grumman Innovation Systems and United Launch Services.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

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Painting a Mars Rover Is Even More Complicated Than You'd Think
Description It's like painting a car, if the car was going into space.

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Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

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Two-man Soyuz crew set for space station launch
Description A Russian Soyuz carrying a crew of two is set for launch Thursday to the International Space Station

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

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What "First Man" Gets Right About the Apollo Moon Landing
Description Damien Chazelle's biopic dispels mythology and makes the moon landing a uniquely personal affair.

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Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

#132

 
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Radio Signals From Other Side of Universe Discovered
Description Fast radio bursts were recorded during a survey of the sky that began January 2017.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

#133

 
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Apollo 7: What It Taught NASA About Head Colds, Spacecraft, and Rebellion - Seeker
Description On the 50th anniversary of its launch, Apollo 7 isn't well remembered — but it continues to hold lessons for NASA today.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

#134

 
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The first observed wimpy supernova may have birthed a neutron star duo | Science News
Description Scientists have spotted a faint, fast supernova for the first time, possibly explaining how pairs of dense stellar corpses called neutron stars form.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

#135

 
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Soyuz rocket failed and two man crew bailed out safely – NextBigFuture.com
Description Soyuz failed but crew is safe"/> Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

#136

 
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Blue Origin and BE4 get $1 billion Air Force boost – NextBigFuture.com
Description Blue Origin getting a big Air Force boost"/> Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

#137

 
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Daily briefing: Astronauts survive Soyuz failure that caused “ballistic reentry”
Description TBD

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

#138

 
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Russian space agency to investigate Soyuz rocket crash
Description TBD

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

#139

 
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New Mars rover gets high-tech paint job for harsh conditions on Mars | Ars Technica
Description It took three men several days to prep and paint just the rover's chassis.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

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New understanding of the solidification of high-pressure ice found in ‘ocean world’ planets | Technology Org
Description A team of theorists from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) has solved a long-standing puzzle in the nucleation of a high-pressure phase of ice known as ice VII, which is believed to exist near the core of “ocean world” planets recently detected outside of the solar system, and has recent

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

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NASA’s Terra Satellite Celebrates 100,000 Orbits | Technology Org
Description More than 400 miles above Earth, a satellite the size of a school bus is earning its frequent flyer miles. On Oct. 6, NASA’s Terra completed 100,000 orbits around Earth. Terra joins a handful of satellites to mark this orbital milestone, including the International Space Station, Earth’s Radiation B

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

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Mars Virtual Reality Software Wins NASA Award | Technology Org
Description A mixed-reality software that allows scientists and engineers to virtually walk on Mars recently received NASA's 2018 Software of the Year Award. OnSight uses imagery from NASA's Curiosity rover to create an immersive 3D terrain model, allowing users to wander the actual dunes and valleys explore

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

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Scientists discover bees stop buzzing during solar eclipses
Description They just stopped flying in the darkness.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

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Rocket carrying space station crew fails in mid air, crew safe
Description <p

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

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VIDEO: Accident occurs during launch of Russian 'Soyuz' rocket
Description A booster rocket carrying a Soyuz spacecraft with a Russian and a U.S. astronaut on board headed for the International Space Station failed mid-air on Thursday, forcing the crew to make an emergency landing. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

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This Dwarf Galaxy Is the Smallest Cannibal in the Universe (So Far)
Description The dwarf galaxy Sextans got bigger by eating one of its neighbors, new research shows.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

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Rocket Carrying Astronauts to ISS Fails in Mid Air, Crew Safe After Emergency Landing | Technology News
Description The rocket was carrying US astronaut Nick Hague and Russian cosmonaut Alexei Ovchinin.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

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Japan Delays Touchdown of Hayabusa2 Probe on Asteroid Ryugu | Technology News
Description JAXA project manager Yuichi Tsuda said they needed more time to prepare the landing as the latest data showed the asteroid surface was more rugged than expected.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

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Soyuz Launch to ISS Goes Very Wrong, But Astronaut And Cosmonaut Aboard Reportedly 'Fine'
Description Sometime after 4:40 am Eastern, something went wrong with the rocket booster carrying two people to the International Space Station.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

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BREAKING: Russian And US Astronauts Emergency Land After Failed Launch to Space Station
Description Booster rockets carrying a Soyuz spacecraft with a Russian and a US astronaut on board headed for the International Space Station failed mid-air on Thursday, forcing the crew to make an emergency landing.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

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Astronauts forced to escape malfunctioning Soyuz rocket
Description Alexey Ovchinin and Nick Hague had to return to Earth and make an emergency landing.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

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Photos taken after rocket failure prove spaceflight is never routine
Description Photos taken of the astronaut and cosmonaut whose mission to the International Space Station was aborted shows the risks we take when going to space.

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Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

#153

 
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Razer Blade 15 Base Model With Toned-Down Specs, Mercury White Limited Edition Announced | Technology News
Description Gaming brand on Thursday announced the launch of a new base model in its Razer Blade 15 gaming notebook series, originally launched in June 2018.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

#154

 
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Soyuz Launch Carrying Two Astronauts is Forced to Abort, Landing Safely Back on Earth | Technology Org
Description The Soyuz MS-10 spacecraft carrying crew to the ISS was aborted shortly after launch on Thursday, Oct. 11th when its booster failed. The spacecraft executed an emergency ballistic landing with a sharp angle of descent. Both crew members on board—American astronaut Nick Hague and Russian cosmonaut Al

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

#155

 
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On Thursday a rocket failed. Three humans remain on the ISS. What’s next? | Ars Technica
Description NASA officials seemed pretty chill at today's news conference.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

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Astronauts safe after sudden emergency rocket landing
Description On Thursday morning, two astronauts en route to the International Space Station were forced to make an emergency landing after an issue with a booster during launch.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

#157

 
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CSIRO telescope almost doubles known number of mysterious ‘fast radio bursts’ | Technology Org
Description Australian researchers using a CSIRO radio telescope in Western Australia have nearly doubled the known number of 'fast radio bursts'— powerful flashes of radio waves from deep space. The team's discoveries include the closest and brightest fast radio bursts ever detected. Fast radio burst

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

#158

 
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Collision Between White and Brown Dwarf Stars Probably Witnessed 348 Years Ago | Technology Org
Description In 1670 a french astronomer monk might have witnessed the collision between a white and brown dwarf star. There’s something poignant and haunting about ancient astronomers documenting things in the sky whose nature they could only guess at. It’s true in the case of Père Dom Anthelme, who in 1

#Astronautics;#Hardware & Devices
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

#159

 
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A Soyuz crew makes an emergency landing after rocket fails | Ars Technica
Description It is not clear how long the Soyuz vehicle will be grounded.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

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Spacex rocket competitors get some US Air force help – NextBigFuture.com
Description spacex competitors get some US Air force help"/> Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

#161

 
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Radio Signals From Other Side of Universe Discovered
Description Fast radio bursts were recorded during a survey of the sky that began January 2017.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

#162

 
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American, Russian alive after Soyuz rocket headed to space station fails on launch
Description A Russian Soyuz MS-10 rocket was carrying an astronaut and a cosmonaut when a booster failed.

#Astronautics
Field # Astronautics
Updated 11 October 2018

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