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  • Rocket Failure Astronauts Will Go Back Into Space: Russian Official
    Rocket Failure Astronauts Will Go Back Into Space: Russian Official
    October 12, 2018 | By Reuters
    MOSCOW—Two astronauts who survived the mid-air failure of a Russian rocket will fly again and are provisionally set to travel to the International Space Station (ISS) in spring of next year, the head of Russia’s space agency said on Oct. 12. Dmitry Rogozin, the head of Russian space agency Roscosmos, was speaking a day after […]
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  • Russian Rocket Failure Raises Questions for Launch of Canadian Astronaut
    Russian Rocket Failure Raises Questions for Launch of Canadian Astronaut
    October 11, 2018 | By The Canadian Press
    MONTREAL—Russia says it is suspending manned space launches pending a probe into a Russian booster rocket failure, raising questions about the fate of an upcoming launch that included a Canadian astronaut. U.S. and Russian space officials said NASA astronaut Nick Hague and Roscosmos’ Alexei Ovchinin were safe after an emergency landing in the steppes of Kazakhstan […]
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  • In a Surprise, First Alien Moon Discovered Is Big and Gaseous
    In a Surprise, First Alien Moon Discovered Is Big and Gaseous
    October 9, 2018 | By Reuters
    WASHINGTON—Astronomers have pinpointed what appears to be the first moon detected outside our solar system, a large gaseous world the size of Neptune that is unlike any other known moon and orbits a gas planet much more massive than Jupiter. The discovery was a surprise, and not because it showed that moons exist elsewhere—they felt […]
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  • NASA Addresses Unexplained Space Station Hole but Mystery Remains Unsolved
    NASA Addresses Unexplained Space Station Hole but Mystery Remains Unsolved
    October 7, 2018 | By Reuters
    NASA  has sought to tamp down speculation that sabotage caused a tiny hole found last month in the side of a Russian module docked at the International Space Station, but the mystery remained unsolved. NASA stressed in a brief statement issued from its Washington headquarters that Dimitri Rogozin, general director of the Russian space agency […]
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  • Debut of Spacex, Boeing Crew Capsules Off Until Next Year
    Debut of Spacex, Boeing Crew Capsules Off Until Next Year
    October 5, 2018 | By The Associated Press
    CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.—The debut of SpaceX and Boeing crew capsules is off until next year. NASA said this week that the first commercial test flights have slipped from late this year into next. SpaceX is shooting for a January shakedown of its Dragon capsule, without anyone on board. Boeing is aiming for a March trial run […]
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  • Lesser Known Hubble Space Images Spark Wild Imagination
    Lesser Known Hubble Space Images Spark Wild Imagination
    October 5, 2018 | By Petr Svab
    For over 25 years, Hubble Space Telescope has become a staple name for bringing us crystal-clear images of distant galaxies. Check out some less known ones.
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  • Therse Beautiful Artsy NASA Photos Were Buried in the Archives
    Therse Beautiful Artsy NASA Photos Were Buried in the Archives
    October 5, 2018 | By Petr Svab
    Browsing through NASA photo archives, one may not really expect anything surprising. You know, guys in tinfoil suits, flag on the Moon, a shuttle taking off—that kind of thing. Imagine my delight when I stumbled upon quite a few examples of impressive photography work.    
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  • NASA Addresses Unexplained Space Station Hole but Mystery Remains Unsolved
    NASA Addresses Unexplained Space Station Hole but Mystery Remains Unsolved
    October 4, 2018 | By Reuters
    NASA sought on Oct. 3, to tamp down speculation that sabotage caused a tiny hole found in September in the side of a Russian module docked at the International Space Station, but the mystery remained unsolved. NASA stressed in a brief statement issued from its Washington headquarters that Dimitri Rogozin, general director of the Russian […]
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  • Photo Taken by Spacecraft Shows What It’s Like to Stand on Comet
    Photo Taken by Spacecraft Shows What It’s Like to Stand on Comet
    October 2, 2018 | By Jack Phillips
    The European Space Agency (ESA) released a new image of what it is like to stand on a comet, shot via the Rosetta spacecraft. The picture was taken in 2014 before Rosetta spacecraft landed on the comet, which is known as Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. Rosetta ended its mission on Sept. 30, 2016, crash-landing on the comet. […]
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  • NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Swinging by Venus on Way to Sun
    NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Swinging by Venus on Way to Sun
    October 2, 2018 | By The Associated Press
    NASA’s Parker Solar Probe is swinging by Venus on its unprecedented journey to the sun. Launched in August, the spacecraft gets a gravity assist as it passes within 1,500 miles (2,400 kilometers) of Venus. The flyby is the first of seven that will draw Parker ever closer to the sun. By the end of October, Parker will […]
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  • Japanese Supply Ship Heads to Space Station After Delays
    Japanese Supply Ship Heads to Space Station After Delays
    September 23, 2018 | By The Associated Press
    TOKYO—An unmanned Japanese space capsule is headed to the International Space Station filled with cargo including food, experiments and new batteries. The craft was launched on Sept. 23th at 2:52 a.m. from the Tanegashima Space Center in southern Japan. It will take 4 ½ days to reach the space station. The launch was delayed for […]
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  • NASA Telescope Discovers Two New Planets Five Months After Launch
    NASA Telescope Discovers Two New Planets Five Months After Launch
    September 21, 2018 | By Reuters
    ORLANDO—A planet-hunting orbital telescope designed to detect worlds beyond our solar system discovered two distant planets this week five months after its launch from Cape Canaveral, Florida, officials said on Sept. 20. NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, better known as TESS, made an early discovery of “super-Earth” and “hot Earth” planets in solar systems at […]
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  • SpaceX’s First Private Passenger Is Japanese Fashion Magnate Maezawa
    SpaceX’s First Private Passenger Is Japanese Fashion Magnate Maezawa
    September 17, 2018 | By The Associated Press
    LOS ANGELES—Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa said Sept. 17 that he plans to blast off on the first-ever private commercial trip around the moon and will invite six to eight artists, architects, designers and other creative people on the weeklong journey “to inspire the dreamer in all of us.” The SpaceX Big Falcon Rocket is scheduled […]
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  • SpaceX Changes Plans to Send Tourists Around the Moon
    SpaceX Changes Plans to Send Tourists Around the Moon
    September 14, 2018 | By The Associated Press
    CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA— SpaceX said it has signed the first private moon traveler, with some changes to its original game plan. The big reveal on who it is—and when the flight to the moon will be—will be announced at the company’s headquarters in Hawthorne, California on Sept. 17. It’s not the same mission SpaceX founder […]
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  • Moon Rock Hunter Closes in on Tracking Down Missing Stones
    Moon Rock Hunter Closes in on Tracking Down Missing Stones
    September 12, 2018 | By The Associated Press
    SALT LAKE CITY—A strange thing happened after Neil Armstrong and the Apollo 11 crew returned from the moon with lunar rocks: Many of the mementos given to every U.S. state vanished. Now, after years of sleuthing, a former NASA investigator is closing in on his goal of locating the whereabouts of all 50. In recent […]
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  • Hurricane Florence Tracker: NASA Posts ‘Stark’ Video of Storm
    Hurricane Florence Tracker: NASA Posts ‘Stark’ Video of Storm
    September 12, 2018 | By Jack Phillips
    Hurricane Florence was captured by NASA via the International Space Station, providing a “stark and sobering view” of the Category 4 storm predicted to make landfall in the Southeastern United States. The footage, according to the space agency, was captured at 7:50 a.m. ET on Sept. 12. NASA’s “Suomi NPP satellite passed over the eye […]
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  • Curiosity Rover Sends ‘Selfie’ From Mars
    Curiosity Rover Sends ‘Selfie’ From Mars
    September 8, 2018 | By Carrie Gilkison
    NASA has released a “selfie” from Mars of its Curiosity rover. The 360 degree panoramic image is made from photos taken from a camera on the rover’s mast on Aug. 9. The photo shows the rover at Vera Rubin Ridge. Curiosity had just drilled for a rock sample. The photo shows a thin layer of […]
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  • Amazon Eyes Chilean Skies as It Seeks to Datamine the Stars
    Amazon Eyes Chilean Skies as It Seeks to Datamine the Stars
    September 5, 2018 | By Reuters
    Amazon.com is in talks with Chile to house and mine massive amounts of data generated by the country’s giant telescopes, which could prove fertile ground for the company to develop new artificial intelligence tools. The talks, which have been little reported on so far and which were described to Reuters by Chilean officials and an astronomer, […]
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  • 500-Foot-Wide Asteroid Set to Fly Past Earth at 20,000 mph: NASA
    500-Foot-Wide Asteroid Set to Fly Past Earth at 20,000 mph: NASA
    August 24, 2018 | By Jack Phillips
    NASA said a “potentially hazardous asteroid” is on a “close approach” near Earth, but the space agency said there is nothing to be afraid of as the asteroid is heading past the planet at approximately 3 million miles away, Fox News reported. Known as asteroid 2016 NF23, the object is between 230 and 525 feet […]
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  • Space Investors Urged to Get Their Heads in the Clouds
    Space Investors Urged to Get Their Heads in the Clouds
    August 23, 2018 | By Bloomberg
    If you know nothing about what’s happening kilometers above the clouds, maybe you should. While investors prefer sectors with nearer-term benefits, space is an area Morgan Stanley anticipates will see “significant development.” Several recent events support the potential to transition investments in the global space economy from what is mostly the private equity domain to […]
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  • NASA Chief Excited About Prospects for Exploiting Water on the Moon
    NASA Chief Excited About Prospects for Exploiting Water on the Moon
    August 22, 2018 | By Reuters
    NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine has a vision for renewed and “sustainable” human exploration of the moon, and he cites the existence of water on the lunar surface as a key to chances for success. “We know that there’s hundreds of billions of tons of water ice on the surface of the moon,” Bridenstine said in […]
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  • Paul Allen’s Space Firm Details Plans for Rockets, Cargo Vehicle
    Paul Allen’s Space Firm Details Plans for Rockets, Cargo Vehicle
    August 21, 2018 | By Reuters
    SEATTLE—The space company of billionaire Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen on Aug. 20 unveiled details of medium-lift rockets and a reusable space cargo plane it is developing, injecting more competition into the lucrative launch services market. With its rockets, Allen’s Stratolaunch Systems Corp is trying to cash in on higher demand in the coming years for […]
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  • Ice Found on Moon’s Surface: Study Confirms
    Ice Found on Moon’s Surface: Study Confirms
    August 21, 2018 | By Brendon Fallon
    Scientists have confirmed the existence of ice on the surface of the moon. The findings have important significance for humankind’s future space explorations. The findings were published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (PNAS) on Aug. 20. The study’s lead author, Dr. Shuai Li, a planetary […]
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  • SpaceX Readies Astronauts for America’s Return to Space Travel
    SpaceX Readies Astronauts for America’s Return to Space Travel
    August 16, 2018 | By Bloomberg
    It’s starting to feel real. Boeing Co. and Elon Musk’s Space Exploration Technologies Corp. have contracts with NASA to fly astronauts to the International Space Station as part of what’s known as the Commercial Crew Program. Seven years after the end of the space shuttle program, NASA introduced the astronauts who will fly with both […]
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  • NASA Astronauts, SpaceX COO Talk ‘Crew Dragon’
    NASA Astronauts, SpaceX COO Talk ‘Crew Dragon’
    August 14, 2018 | By The Associated Press
    NASA astronauts who will be riding the SpaceX Dragon discussed the challenges they’ve faced and what they’re looking forward to while speaking at the SpaceX headquarters in Hawthorne, California on Aug. 13 ahead of the Crew Dragon mission. NASA last week assigned the astronauts who will ride the first commercial capsules into orbit next year […]
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  • NASA Probe Takes Off for Closest-Ever Journey to the Sun
    NASA Probe Takes Off for Closest-Ever Journey to the Sun
    August 13, 2018 | By Bloomberg
    NASA successfully launched a spacecraft toward the sun on Aug. 12, hoping to increase scientific understanding of how our star works. The Parker Solar Probe’s departure promises to set a plethora of records, including speediest spacecraft, highest velocity while leaving Earth and closest solar approach. It will also mark the first robotic visit to a […]
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  • NASA Launches Probe to Go Deep Into Sun’s Scorching Atmosphere
    NASA Launches Probe to Go Deep Into Sun’s Scorching Atmosphere
    August 12, 2018 | By Reuters
    NASA launched a space probe early Sunday that will go closer to the Sun than any spacecraft before, the agency announced. The craft will endure extreme heat while zooming through the solar corona to study the Sun’s outer atmosphere that gives rise to the solar winds. The Parker Solar Probe, a spacecraft the size of […]
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