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Hubble has been busy since coming back online.

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In ten billion year old news, the Milky Way ate another galaxy, whose stars are still pissed and rotate opposite the original stars.

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Chinese privately developed rocket fails to reach orbit. Using typical doublespeak, Chinese announce the flight a success.

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As If Space Elevators Aren't Cool Enough, They Might Fix Themselves, Too

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Virgin Orbit Just Attached a Rocket to Its Cosmic Girl Mothership for the 1st Time

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H2-Whoa! NASA Swamps Launch Pad with Water in Awesome Deluge Test [w/Video]

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The History of Rockets

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NASA reset Hubble gyroscope with an old tech-support trick. "See the power switch? Turn it off and back on 30 seconds later".

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ICON of Delay? NASA, Northrop Grumman Postpone Earth Satellite Mission Yet Again

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What Mars looked like 4 billion years ago

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How Did an Oddball Planet Like Mercury Form?

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Hubble Space Telescope Almost Back in Action - Scientific American

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Relativity hires senior Tesla manager to help automate rocket production

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Apollo 7 Astronaut Recounts Splashdown at 50th Anniversary Gala

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Salty Martian Water Could Have Enough Oxygen to Support Life

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NASA Tests Astronaut Survival Systems for Orion Splashdowns

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Eugene Shoemaker Is Still the Only Man Buried on the Moon

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Extraterrestrial Life Could Be Purple

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Shockwave on the sun following a solar flare

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Has Man Ever Set Foot on the Moon?

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Moon Science! NASA Needs Experiment Ideas for Commercial Lunar Landers

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How NASA Mars Lander's 'Steampunk' Claw Will Work

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After Soyuz Abort, Russia Wants 3 Successful Robotic Flights Before Next Crew Launch

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Would a Space Force Mean the End of NASA?

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Is An Asteroid Coming? NASA's 'Planetary Defense Coordination Office' Budget Suddenly Spikes To $150 Million | Zero Hedge

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