NASA's OSIRIS-REx leaves today on a seven-year journey to collect a scientific windfall of asteroid dust (and very small rocks). Bennu or bust! The post
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The ESA found its lost comet probe, and a whole lot of science. The post
Can You Find the Philae Lander Hiding on the Surface of a Comet? appeared first on
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Everyone knows rockets blow up. Hardly anyone expects they will. The post
Yes, Rockets Blow Up Sometimes. The NASA Team Behind OSIRIS-REx Isn’t Sweating It appeared first on
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Space photos of the week, August 28 — September 3, 2016. The post
Space Photos of the Week: Nobody Knows How Old This Dang Star Is appeared first on
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There are more sides to Jupiter than just that big red spot. The post
NASA's Juno Spacecraft Discovers Curiosities at Jupiter’s Poles appeared first on
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Casis is a nonprofit that controls half of all cargo mass, research resources, and astronaut crew time on the US portion of the ISS. The post
The Future of the International Space Station Is Up to a Weird Little Florida Nonprofit appeared first on
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What does this mean for SpaceX? What does it mean for the future of commercial space flight? What does it mean for Internet access in Africa? The post
The SpaceX Explosion: What You Need to Know appeared first on
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Supporters of the multiverse often cite a specific reaction in stars that seems tuned for life, making our universe improbable – but now there’s a new idea
When the Falcon 9 blew up this morning, it was carrying a satellite that would have helped expand sub-Saharan Internet access. The post
SpaceX Rocket Explosion Sets Back Facebook's Internet Expansion in Africa appeared first on
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A group of astronomers made many, many headlines after giving a presentation about “a strong signal in the direction of HD164595.” Here's why it's not a big deal. The post
Astronomers Don’t Think That So-Called SETI Signal Is Aliens—and Neither Should You appeared first on
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