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Asteroid dust collected by Japan probe arrives on Earth |
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Special delivery: Japan space probe to bring asteroid dust to
Earth |
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Lab developing device to help Earth dodge asteroids |
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Western student first to spot asteroid speeding past Earth |
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DESTINY+ as Germany and Japan begin new asteroid mission |
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SwRI scientist studies tiny craters on Bennu boulders to
understand asteroid's age |
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First scientific instrument installed on Lucy |
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Eclipses of Stars by Near-Earth Asteroids Might Help Save
Earth |
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NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft goes for early stow of asteroid
sample |
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NASA works to head off losing too much Osiris-Rex asteroid
dust |
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NASA invites students to join Lucy Mission in space contest |
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Why Scooping an Asteroid Sample Is Harder than It Looks |
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NASA to Broadcast OSIRIS-REx Asteroid Sample Collection
Activities |
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NASA's OSIRIS-REx unlocks more secrets from Asteroid Bennu |
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GMV to carry out the development phase of the GNC system to
guide the HERA mission |
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NASA's OSIRIS-REx Begins its Countdown to TAG |
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School bus-size asteroid to safely zoom past Earth |
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OSIRIS-REx finds possible pieces of Vesta on Bennu |
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Industry starts work on Europe's Hera planetary defense
mission |
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New small satellites to rendezvous with binary asteroids |
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Why is Asteroid Bennu ejecting particles into space |
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NASA's Lucy mission one step closer to exploring the Trojan
Asteroids |
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The Hayabusa2 Re-entry Capsule Approved to Land in Australia |
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'Oumuamua isn't made from molecular hydrogen ice after all |
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Chang'e 5 mission completes difficult docking in lunar orbit |
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VIPER's Many Brains are Better than One |
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China's 'space dream': A Long March to the Moon and beyond |
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Turning Moon dust into oxygen |
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Milestones mark the way to moon exploration |
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Lunar Gateway Instruments to Improve Weather Forecasting for
Artemis Astronauts |
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Idea Revived for "Ultimately Large Telescope" on the
Moon |
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Russia declassifies Soviet documents about Moon Race with US |
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Orion is 'Fairing' Well and Moving Ahead Toward Artemis I |
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New remote sensing technique could bring key planetary mineral
into focus |
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NASA Crowdsources with HeroX to Find Solutions for Unloading
Lunar Goods |
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Positive signs for Europe as ESA goes forward to the Moon |
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NASA, Human Lunar Lander Companies Complete Key Artemis
Milestone |
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UK and NASA sign international agreement ahead of mission to
the Moon |
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NASA announces eight-nation space coalition under 'Artemis
Accords' |
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NASA Asks: What Would You Pack for the Moon? |
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A roadmap for science on the moon |
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NASA needs new funding by February for 2024 moon landing,
administrator says |
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Simulations give clues to atmospheric loss from Moon's origin |
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NASA and HeroX Seek Innovative Energy Solutions to Power Lunar
Activities |
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Experience, charisma will steer NASA's choice for first woman
on moon |
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NASA plans for return to Moon to cost $28 billion |
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Astrobotic completes Peregrine Lunar Lander Structural Model
testing |
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Payloads on China's retired lunar probe still operating |
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NASA enlists commercial partners to fly payloads to Moon |
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Orion program completes key review for Artemis I |
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Sensing the Moon with the Ion Trap Mass Spectrometer |
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Orion Window Panel Complete for Front-Row View on Artemis Moon
Mission |
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Lander exhaust could cloud studies of Lunar ices |
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China unfurls its first fabric flag on moon |
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World's largest solar observatory releases first image of a
sunspot |
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SOHO's pioneering 25 years in orbit |
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Solar superstorms of the past help NASA scientists understand
risks for satellites |
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The Eventual Fate of Our Solar System |
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SpaceX to carry heart tissue, fiber optics lab to space
station |
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Russia's Energia suggests building national space station |
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Home away from home planet |
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New research flies on 21st SpaceX Cargo Mission |
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NSF and CASIS Announce 4th Annual Solicitation in Tissue
Engineering and Mechanobiology to utilize ISS |
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Dartmouth to conduct ISS research with NSF grant |
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Astronauts prepare for most crowded space station in years |
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The International Space Station at 20 offers hope and a
template for future cooperation |
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Air leaking crack in ISS Russian module might get repaired in
December |
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Russia Ambassador hopes US-Russia space cooperation will help
global challenges |
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ISS to preserve cooperation, Roscosmos Head says on 20th
anniversary of crewed operations |
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Cygnus delivers slew of research programs to Space Station |
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Turkey's Space Strategy: Trilateral Cooperation with Russia,
Kazakhstan is Logical, Agency Head Says |
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Proposed New Russian Space Station Will Be Able to Monitor the
Entire World |
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Equatorial Space Stations |
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NASA Commercial Crew program kicks off spaceflight renaissance |
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Chinese vision of 'community of shared future for mankind'
included in UN outer space resolution again |
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Orion spacecraft ready to return humans to deep space,
officials say |
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European Service Module structure for Moon landing arrives in
Bremen |
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Artemis I: demonstrating the capabilities of NASA's United
Networks |
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COVID-19 drug research and bio-mining launching to the
International Space Station |
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China to build new production base for solid rockets |
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NASA Building Core Stages for Second, Third Artemis Flights |
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Pentagon Mulls Upgrading Weapons to Tackle Hypersonic Vehicles
in 'Near-Space' Zone, US Media Says |
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NASA's 'super cool' engineers rehearse rocket fueling for
Artemis I |
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Skyrora conducts vacuum chamber engine tests to replicate
space-like conditions |
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Biomining study could unlock future settlements on other
worlds |
| 86 |
'Conscientiousness' key to team success during space missions |
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China completes its first-ever docking in lunar orbit |
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Lincoln Laboratory is designing a payload to integrate on
Japanese satellites |
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US Startup says 25-ton drone could put small satellites into
orbit |
| 90 |
New Data Confirm 2020 SO to be the Upper Centaur Rocket
Booster from the 1960's |
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ESA and ClearSpace SA sign contract for world's first debris
removal mission |
| 92 |
Astroscale announces March 2021 Launch Date for Debris Removal
Demonstration |
| 93 |
Earth may have recaptured a 1960s-era rocket booster |
| 94 |
D-Orbit announces successful ORIGIN mission |
| 95 |
NorthStar building world's first satellite constellation to
combat imminent threat of space collisions |
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Trouble in Orbit--2021 |
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UniSA's new space age technologies to boost the power of small
satellites |
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Mini-satellite maker |
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Omnispace Selects Exolaunch to Deliver Two Next-Generation
Satellites |
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SSC UK to define ESA ground segment connectivity systems for
SmallSats |
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Omnispace selects Exolaunch to deliver two next satellites |
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TAU builds and plans to launch a small satellite into orbit |
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Space company NanoAvionics invests and expands in the UK |
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Mansat supports Picasso cubesat atmospheric science mission |
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Rochester researchers uncover key clues about the solar
system's history |
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Fast-moving gas flowing away from young star's asteroid belt
may be caused by icy comet vaporisation |
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Rapid-forming giants could disrupt spiral protoplanetary discs
giants |
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A planet-forming disk still fed by the mother cloud |
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Here's Looking at You, MKID |
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A terrestrial-mass planet on the run? |
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