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"Atlas Of The Universe" : NASA Unveils New Roman Space Telescope To Probe Mysteries Of Dark Matter
Roman, which took more than $4 billion and over a decade to build, is named after astronomer Nancy Grace Roman, who developed the landmark telescope.
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NASA Artemis-II Success Sharpens Focus On China's 2030 Crewed Landing Goal
Beijing has made strides in recent years by becoming the first country to return robot-taken samples from both the near and far sides of the moon.
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On NASA's Moon Mission, The Biggest Headache Has Been The Toilet
Since the astronauts are in microgravity, the toilet relies on air flow that pulls waste into the toilet and ensures the capsule stays clean.
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NASA Astronauts Reach Safe Orbit In Historic Moon Mission
The crew will spend roughly four days traveling to the lunar vicinity, where they will swing behind the moon's far side.
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Japan's Ispace Pushes NASA-Backed Mission To 2023 After Failed Landings
Shifts in US space programme under President Donald Trump have created uncertainty among Japanese firms seeking closer cooperation to counter China.
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A NASA Exercise Suggests 72% Chance An Asteroid May Hit Earth On This Day
US space agency NASA, in a hypothetical exercise, has found that a potentially hazardous asteroid has a 72% chance of hitting the Earth and we may not be adequately prepared to prevent it.
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Mysterious Hole On Mars Could Shelter Humans During Crewed Mission
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has captured a mysterious hole on Mars. This pit on the flank of an ancient volcano is a few meters across and was originally discovered on August 15 2022, reported Space.com.
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NASA to Make Second Attempt to Launch Artemis I Moon Mission This Saturday
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is set to make its second attempt to launch its powerful new Moon rocket this Saturday. The uncrewed mission which is dubbed Artemis 1 will bring the United States closer to returning astronauts to the Moon after five decades.
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Tired Of Life On Earth? Maybe You Can Be One Of The First Humans To Go To Mars
Tired of your normal routine of homework and chores? Bored by the tick-tock of Earth's seasons? Well, how about a trip to Mars, a world away from life here on Earth?
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Japanese Whisky Arrives at the International Space Station
An unmanned cargo ship loaded with emergency supplies -- including Japanese whisky -- successfully docked at the International Space Station early today, officials said.
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NASA Debuts on Tumblr, Promises 'Regular Dose of Space'
In a bid to expand its reach on various social media platforms, NASA has launched its official account on Tumblr that will give users a "regular dose of space" in a blog-like format through text, photos, videos and more.
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Internet Celebrates the Pluto Flyby With Humor and Photoshop
It's official - nothing and no one escapes from the Internet's sense of humor and its favorite tool of mischief, Photoshop.
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NASA Craft Discovers Heart Shape on Pluto as Fly-by Nears
There's a near-perfect heart shape on Pluto's rusty red surface. The dwarf planet is dotted with bright points which may be ice caps, and a mysterious dark shape nicknamed "The Whale."
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Indian-American Astronaut Sunita Williams Selected in NASA's First Commercial Crew
Indian-American astronaut Sunita Williams is among four astronauts who have been selected by NASA for commercial flights to the International Space Station (ISS) from US soil.
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Heart-Shaped Feature Viewed on Pluto's Surface
A heart-shaped feature was viewed on Pluto's surface in the most detailed photo yet returned by NASA's New Horizons probe, which has now begun its final run of its historic flyby of the planet.
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"Atlas Of The Universe" : NASA Unveils New Roman Space Telescope To Probe Mysteries Of Dark Matter
Roman, which took more than $4 billion and over a decade to build, is named after astronomer Nancy Grace Roman, who developed the landmark telescope.
-
NASA Artemis-II Success Sharpens Focus On China's 2030 Crewed Landing Goal
Beijing has made strides in recent years by becoming the first country to return robot-taken samples from both the near and far sides of the moon.
-
On NASA's Moon Mission, The Biggest Headache Has Been The Toilet
Since the astronauts are in microgravity, the toilet relies on air flow that pulls waste into the toilet and ensures the capsule stays clean.
-
NASA Astronauts Reach Safe Orbit In Historic Moon Mission
The crew will spend roughly four days traveling to the lunar vicinity, where they will swing behind the moon's far side.
-
Japan's Ispace Pushes NASA-Backed Mission To 2023 After Failed Landings
Shifts in US space programme under President Donald Trump have created uncertainty among Japanese firms seeking closer cooperation to counter China.
-
A NASA Exercise Suggests 72% Chance An Asteroid May Hit Earth On This Day
US space agency NASA, in a hypothetical exercise, has found that a potentially hazardous asteroid has a 72% chance of hitting the Earth and we may not be adequately prepared to prevent it.
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Mysterious Hole On Mars Could Shelter Humans During Crewed Mission
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has captured a mysterious hole on Mars. This pit on the flank of an ancient volcano is a few meters across and was originally discovered on August 15 2022, reported Space.com.
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NASA to Make Second Attempt to Launch Artemis I Moon Mission This Saturday
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is set to make its second attempt to launch its powerful new Moon rocket this Saturday. The uncrewed mission which is dubbed Artemis 1 will bring the United States closer to returning astronauts to the Moon after five decades.
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Tired Of Life On Earth? Maybe You Can Be One Of The First Humans To Go To Mars
Tired of your normal routine of homework and chores? Bored by the tick-tock of Earth's seasons? Well, how about a trip to Mars, a world away from life here on Earth?
-
Japanese Whisky Arrives at the International Space Station
An unmanned cargo ship loaded with emergency supplies -- including Japanese whisky -- successfully docked at the International Space Station early today, officials said.
-
NASA Debuts on Tumblr, Promises 'Regular Dose of Space'
In a bid to expand its reach on various social media platforms, NASA has launched its official account on Tumblr that will give users a "regular dose of space" in a blog-like format through text, photos, videos and more.
-
Internet Celebrates the Pluto Flyby With Humor and Photoshop
It's official - nothing and no one escapes from the Internet's sense of humor and its favorite tool of mischief, Photoshop.
-
NASA Craft Discovers Heart Shape on Pluto as Fly-by Nears
There's a near-perfect heart shape on Pluto's rusty red surface. The dwarf planet is dotted with bright points which may be ice caps, and a mysterious dark shape nicknamed "The Whale."
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Indian-American Astronaut Sunita Williams Selected in NASA's First Commercial Crew
Indian-American astronaut Sunita Williams is among four astronauts who have been selected by NASA for commercial flights to the International Space Station (ISS) from US soil.
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Heart-Shaped Feature Viewed on Pluto's Surface
A heart-shaped feature was viewed on Pluto's surface in the most detailed photo yet returned by NASA's New Horizons probe, which has now begun its final run of its historic flyby of the planet.
