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Can we ever be safe in space |
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For reasons by Vivaldi |
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All-female crew in water-tank spaceflight study |
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NASA announces astronaut changes for upcoming Commercial Crew
Missions |
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Russian crew arrives at space station to film first movie in
orbit |
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Russian crew blast off to film first movie in space |
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NASA TV coverage set for Russian film production mission
launch |
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Soyuz docks to new Nauka module port at ISS |
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US must prepare now to replace International Space Station |
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Space men at work |
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NASA Announces 60 Teams for 2022 Student Launch Competition |
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China plans to build special site for weekly launch of Long
March 8 rockets |
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NASA seeks input from potential partners on next generation
astromobile |
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DLR is developing a Launch Coordination Center |
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Glasgow Prestwick Spaceport announces Launch Partner |
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NASA's SLS passes key review for Artemis I mission |
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Aerojet Rocketdyne completes Space Launch System rocket engine
test series |
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NASA readies for future Artemis Moon Missions with rocket
engine test series |
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Blue Origin accused of 'toxic' work culture, compromising
safety |
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Thomas Pesquet takes commanding role on Space Station |
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Lasers to probe origin of life on a Moon |
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China's Chang'e-4 completes 1,000 days on far side of moon |
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University teams demonstrate 'cool' new technologies for the
Moon, Mars |
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Masten Space Systems partners with AdaCore to land on the
Moon's South Pole |
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Highly porous rocks responsible for Bennu's surprisingly
craggy surface |
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Late-time small-body disruptions can protect the Earth |
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'Mini Psyches' give insights into mysterious metal-rich
near-earth asteroids |
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Study finds evidence of the origin of metal-rich near-earth
asteroids |
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NASA's Lucy science mission will fly by eight asteroids |
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Asteroid sample brought back to Earth gets a close-up look at
Brown |
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China kicks off UN biodiversity summit, virtually |
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UN summit to tackle 'unprecedented' biodiversity threats |
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In Egypt's Red Sea, corals fade as oceans warm |
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UK cracks down on climate change activists before UN summit |
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AFP among winners of Covering Climate Now awards |
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Turkey parliament ratifies Paris climate agreement |
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Google lets users factor climate change into life |
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Johnson vows 'long overdue' revamp of UK's post-Brexit economy |
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Nobel Physics Prize honours climate work |
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Physics Nobel: deciphering climate disorder to better predict
it |
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Induced flaws in quantum materials could enhance
superconducting properties |
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UCLA bioengineers develop new class of human-powered
bioelectronics |
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Fabricating MgB2 superconductors using spark plasma sintering
and pulse magnetization |
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Researchers develop new tool for analyzing large
superconducting circuits |
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Blockchain technology could provide secure communications for
robot teams |
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A robot that finds lost items |
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How robots can tell how clean is 'clean' |
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Elon Musk's Tesla Bot raises serious concerns--but probably
not the ones you think |
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Actuator discovery outperforms existing technology |
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Humanoid robots catch the eye of humans when interacting |
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Towards ultra-low-energy exciton electronics |
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Connecting the dots between material properties and qubit
performance |
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New ergonomic photodetector for the trillion-sensor era |
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First observation of energy-difference conservation in optical
domain |
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Spintronics: Physicists develop miniature terahertz sources |
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Ultra-efficient tech to power devices of tomorrow and forge
sustainable energy future |
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Researchers use gold film to enhance quantum sensing with
qubits in a 2D material |
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Berkeley and Caltech team up to build quantum network testbed |
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Russian physicists mix classical light with half a photon on a
qubit |
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New US military branch gets its own intelligence wing |
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Scandal-hit NSO backs international spyware rules |
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US siblings under China exit ban head home after Huawei deal |
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A 15-user quantum secure direct communication network |
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Facebook boosts fight against conspiracies and violent groups |
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Myanmar anti-coup protesters attack more cell towers |
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The foreign legion of YouTubers defending China |
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Cybersecurity seen as rising risk for airlines after 9/11 |
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France to boost cyber warfare force |
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China rolls out new data law over 'national security' fears |
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Solving defense optimization problems with increased
computational efficiency |
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Superfans lie low as China cracks down on 'false idols' |
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Next Generation Interceptor Program Achieves Critical System
Requirements Review |
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Global missile defense from space got more affordable |
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US House approves $1 billion for Israel's Iron Dome |
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Anger as US progressives object to Israeli Iron Dome funding |
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SPY-7 Hybrid Defense program with Japan completes additional
capability tests |
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Netherlands completes deal to buy PAC-3 missile defense units |
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U.S. Army conducts live fire test of its first Iron Dome
Defense System Battery |
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Hurricane Ida could cost insurers $30 billion: Swiss Re |
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At least 9 dead as cyclone lashes Oman, Iran |
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Two reported dead as cyclone slams into eastern India |
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Delta-X helps with disaster response in wake of Hurricane Ida |
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Science seeks ancient plants to save favourite foods |
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'Mad' Israeli quest to revive ancient dates bears fruit |
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Nigeria looks to revive ailing palm oil sector |
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Sri Lanka stops 'tainted' fertiliser import from China |
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Climate change and its environmental impacts on crop growth |
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Wolf hunting ban pits farmers against conservationists in
Spain |
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Grapes of change: French wines adapt to global warming |
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EU says Facebook, YouTube remove less hate speech |
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GM aims to double revenues, debut mostly hands-free auto in
2023 |
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Streaming site Twitch confirms hack |
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Singapore patrol robots stoke fears of surveillance state |
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Scandal-hit NSO backs international spyware rules |
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Facebook wants US monopoly suit tossed due to bias |
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eFootball fiasco symptom of growing rush to bring out games |
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Graphene: 'Miracle material' singled out for COVID
conspiracies |
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In the face of neurotechnology advances, Chile passes 'neuro
rights' law |
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CIA steps up spying contest with China with new unit |
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China kicks off UN biodiversity summit, virtually |
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Asian markets track Wall St. rally as US default averted, for
now |
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French senator calls Taiwan a 'country' in visit China
protests |
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Biden, Xi planning 'virtual bilateral' meeting by end of year:
W. House |
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IMF board meets with Georgieva amid data manipulation probe |
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Taiwan minister warns China military tensions highest in
decades |
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Markets fall as inflation, default fears compound virus
worries |
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French senators visit Taiwan despite China protests |
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China's Mars probes suspend explorations due to Sun outage |
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Building a home in the sky |
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China opens Shenzhou-12 return capsule at ceremony |
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