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Ex-Russian space boss questions US Moon landing

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NASA is collecting names to send to the Moon on the Orion capsule

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SpaceX Landing Miss Feb. 17th 2020

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Strawberry Moon tonight: NASA welcome's June's beautiful Full Moon

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How Far Can SpaceX Starships Go? [09:39]

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SpaceX's Loses Its Best Booster - 1058 - 19 Launches, 260 tons! [13:01]

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SpaceX is set to intentionally destroy the Starship SN7.1 prototype in a pressurize to failure test. The test will help SpaceX understand the limits of the current design [Live]

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What did NASA's New Horizons discover around Pluto? [13:44]

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Space: The Final Business Frontier

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Auguste Piccard, the first man to have seen stars from the stratosphere before the U.S. Air Force went to space in December 1960. [1:45]

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NASA on Twitter: "As a part of our #Artemis program, we will return @NASA_ Astronauts to the Moon for long-term exploration. “Not only to plant our flag and leave our footprint, but to establish a foundation for an eventual mission to Mars,” says @VP Mike Pence.

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SpaceX's Superheavy 10 and Starship 28 Are Approaching Launch [10:08]

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The End of Version 2 and the Dawn of Starship V3 | Starbase Update [NASASpaceflight] [25:03]

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Fucking 'space tornadoes'? Really. I've never heard anyone call a solar flare that. Dafuq is this shit?

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Two Weeks to Launch: The FINAL Gen 2 Starship | Starbase Update [NASASpaceflight] [21:54]

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Super Heavy has splashed down in The Gulf of Mexico (With Video!)

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Jaw-dropping footage from NASA's Blue Ghost spaceship reveals close-up of the Moon - with Earth rising and setting in the background

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US Space Force reveals 1st look at secretive X-37B space plane in orbit (photo)

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SpaceX: Lowering Starlink Satellite Orbits Reduces Impact on Astronomy. They have been working with an observatory and the US National Science Foundation to study the effects of lowering their satellites to 350km (217 miles) versus 550km.

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Artemis II Crew Members Name Their Orion Spacecraft

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Scrubbed Starship's Tenth Flight Test

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LIVE: SpaceX's Starship SN8 12.5km Test Flight

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Tiny orange beads found by Apollo astronauts reveal moon’s explosive past

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Australia's first private space rocket blasts off from Koonibba Aboriginal community.

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Starship SN11 Flight Test [Live]

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