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Astronomers See Stars Slinging Comets at Earth for the First Time

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1,000km Cable to the Stars - The Skyhook

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Jupiter : get outside, with a good pair binoculars you can see three of the moons

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Is the Great Red Spot Unraveling? | Spaceweather.com

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Germany Begins Reusability Study to Capture Rockets in Midair and Land Them With a Plane

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New research confirms spectacular death for our Sun

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NASA's Getting Ready to Explore the Corpse of an Ancient Planet in the Asteroid Belt

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India Will Launch an Ambitious Moon Orbiter-Lander-Rover Combo in July

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After Own Failed Rocket Launch, Astronaut Gives Orion Safety Test Thumbs Up

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Moonquakes Rattle the Moon as It Shrinks Like a Raisin

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Tell Creepy Joe: Hands Off Artemis! Don’t Let the Fake President Crash the Future.

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Where to Land on the Red Planet? That's the Choice for Mars 2020 Rover Team.

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Russia and China are in talks about the joint construction and operation of a moon base.

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Curiosity Took the Weekend Off from Science on Mars Due to Glitch

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A NASA Spacecraft Will Snatch Samples of Asteroid Bennu in 2020. Here's 4 Places It May Land

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Virgin Orbit Wins FAA License for First LauncherOne Mission

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NASA Looks to Private Companies for Help Building Reusable Moon Landers for Astronauts

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Here's Where Commercial Landers Will Land on the Moon for NASA

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This May Be the Best Evidence Yet of a Water Plume on Jupiter's Moon Europa

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France Is Launching a 'Space Force' with Weaponized Satellites

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Distant, Cold Space Rock Had 'Frankenstein' Beginnings

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Solar Sail Success! LightSail 2 Is Officially Soaring on Sunlight

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NASA's 'Green' Fuel Will Make Its Space Debut on SpaceX Falcon Heavy Mission

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NASA's Tiny New Atomic Clock Could Let Spacecraft Drive Themselves in Deep Space

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Apollo 11 Astronauts' Flown Medallions Restruck for 50th Anniversary

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