Pete Davidson Is Off The Blue Origin Space Flight Crew
Blue Origin's NS-20 flight has been delayed by nearly a week and it'll travel to the edge of space without comedian and actor Pete Davidson on board.
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NASA Is Getting A Huge New Dish For Its Deep Space Network
With more space missions than ever, each sending back data from distant planets and stars, NASA and its partners are bringing a huge new antenna online
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NASA's Artemis Rollout Trailer Is Something You Have To See
NASA's Artemis lunar mission is closer than ever, and now the space agency has released a new breathtaking teaser trailer to get people excited.
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Mars Helicopter Ingenuity Will Keep Flying Until September
The plucky helicopter was initially pegged for five flights and just finished its 21st.
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The James Webb Telescope's Mirrors Are Now Aligned - Why That's Important
With the successful alignment of its 18 hexagonal segments, the Webb team now knows they built the right telescope.
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Astronomers Spotted This Asteroid Two Hours Before It Impacted Earth
A 6.5 foot space rock was hurtling toward Earth. Even though astronomers only caught sight of it two hours before impact, NASA is calling it a big success
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Space Forecast Warns Earth Faces Big Solar Storms This Week
The sun is going through a period of increased activity, it seems, and that could mean a couple of minor and moderate geomagnetic storms on Earth.
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Blue Origin Is Taking Pete Davidson To Space
Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin has announced the private crew for its next suborbital flight, and it includes one surprising passenger: Pete Davidson.
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Dead Space Remake Hit With A Delay
The latest iteration of Dead Space for PC, PlayStation 5, and the Xbox Series X has been delayed by EA Games beyond the end of the year 2022.
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Why This Start-Up Thinks Storing Containers In Space Is The Future
The founders of this startup have a dream about a future in which we launch storage containers to space and watch them fall back to earth with parachutes.
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Europa Clipper: What We Know About The Spacecraft That Will Travel To Jupiter's Moon In 2024
Of all the places where we could search for life, one of the most exciting is Jupiter's moon Europa - and now NASA is going back for a better look.
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NASA's Psyche Spacecraft Looks Astonishing Assembled For The First Time
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory unveils their massive Psyche spacecraft before it heads to space to chase an asteroid with the same name!
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What Happens When A Star Passes Too Close To A Black Hole?
Black holes are thought to be formed when the largest stars die, collapsing into themselves. Here's what happens when stars get too close to one.
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Here's How NASA's New GOES-T Satellite Will Help With Weather Forecasts
NASA has launched a new satellite for observing Earth, called GOES-T. Here's what the mission hopes to accomplish and how it will do so.
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What The New Russian Sanctions Mean For The International Space Station
Tensions rise as NASA and ROSCOSMOS discuss the near-future of the International Space Station, given recent sanctions on Russia by the USA.
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ExoMars Launch Faces Delay Nobody Saw Coming
The ExoMars launch scheduled for 2022 just became rather unlikely, courtesy of fallout from some other major world affairs that've forced the ESA's hand.
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These 18 Tiny Dots Are A Huge Deal To NASA's Webb Space Telescope
NASA reveals why these 18 dots are absolutely vital to the success in scientific missions with the James Webb Space Telescope now and through the future.
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What Is NIRSpec? The James Webb Telescope Instrument Explained
The James Webb Telescope's most interesting instrument NIRSpec explained with the assistance of a pair of short-and-sweet videos from NASA.
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NASA's NACHOS Instrument Could Predict Volcanic Eruptions
NASA has a new CubeSat called Nanosat Atmospheric Chemistry Hyperspectral Observation System (NACHOS) that could help predict the eruptions of volcanoes.
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Belkin's New Thunderbolt 4 Dock Is A Game-Changer For Your Workspace
Belkin revealed a new Thunderbolt 4 dock for the most up-to-date peripherals and high-powered PCs, as well as a pair of new Thunderbolt 4 cables.
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Why The Space Force Logo Looks Like Star Trek, And Star Trek Looks Like NASA
Today the newest incarnation of the United States Space Force logo was revealed by Donald Trump.
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Why NASA Rejected The Idea Of Making NFTs
Because non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are uniquely owned assets, NASA has opted to prevent its public domain imagery from being coined in this fashion.
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New ISS Science Projects Target Skin Aging, Tumors, And Gardening In Space
The latest ISS cargo launch went smoothly and now 8,300 pounds of supplies are on their way to the space station. Among the cargo are several new experiments.
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What Elon Musk Has To Say About Sending A Starship To Mars
SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk has a few things to say about the possibility of sending a starship to the planet Mars with humans aboard in our lifetime.
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NASA's New X-Ray Observatory Has Captured Its First Image
NASA revealed the first image captured by the x-ray observatory IXPE. This first image is a portrait of a supernova remnant called Cassiopeia A.
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Coca-Cola Starlight Tastes Like Space And We're Intrigued
Coca-Cola has a new sort of flavor for a limited time - one that they suggest tastes like space. Coke Starlight appears in both original and Coke Zero forms.
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Is A Space Elevator Possible Using Today's Technology?
Space elevators, long a staple of science fiction, promise an innovative way to overcome Earth's orbit.
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