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Daughter of first American astronaut launches on Blue Origin
flight |
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Russia ready to 'fight' for space tourism supremacy |
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Daughter of first American astronaut launches on Blue Origin
flight |
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Blue Origin plans to launch largest crew yet Saturday |
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SpaceX launches Turksat-5b |
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Two Astronauts Receive Assignments for NASA's SpaceX Crew-6
Mission |
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Raytheon Intelligence and Space to build Space Force weather
satellite prototype |
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NCAR's mini-satellite to measure howling winds high in
atmosphere |
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China Pursues Helium-3 on the Moon |
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Northrop Grumman completes environmental testing for Next Gen.
OPIR GEO payload |
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India May Become 1st in Line to Buy Russian Air Defense System
S-500 |
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Tornado destruction in Kentucky 'almost beyond belief': Biden |
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Connecting online, tornado victims track down lost treasures |
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Biden tours tornado-ravaged Kentucky town |
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Biden visits Kentucky to tour tornado-ravaged towns |
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Webb space telescope launch delayed: NASA |
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Biden heads to tornado-struck Kentucky to pledge support |
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WTO members to target fossil fuel subsidies, plastic |
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After mega tornado, Kentucky desperate for Christmas salve |
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Crews begin 'Herculean' task of removing tornado debris in
Kentucky |
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Taliban blamed for at least 72 extrajudicial killings: UN |
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Oracle to buy medical records firm Cerner for $28.3bn |
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China's SenseTime relists Hong Kong IPO after US blacklisting |
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'Cyborg' artist who 'hears' color turns to time travel |
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NASA confirms December 24 telescope launch |
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Asia tech conference calls off 2022 event citing virus fears |
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EU lawmakers back rules to curb Big Tech |
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Trump media group plans subscription video service |
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Nike buys virtual sneaker firm as metaverse buzz grows |
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G7 condemns 'erosion' of democracy in Hong Kong polls |
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US announces new 'special coordinator' for Tibet |
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Western allies condemn Hong Kong's 'patriots only' polls |
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Western allies express 'grave concern' over Hong Kong
election: joint statement |
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China's 'livestreaming queen' fined $204 million for tax
evasion |
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Hong Kong leader hails 'patriots only' vote despite record low
turnout |
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Asian markets tumble on Omicron spike, Biden spending bill
blow |
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China's SenseTime relists Hong Kong IPO after US blacklisting |
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Record low turnout for Hong Kong's first 'patriots only' polls |
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Out of the Shadows of the Maria Gordon notch: Sols 3328-3329 |
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Cliffs and notches keeps Curiosity team busy: Sols 3330-3332 |
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NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover Makes Surprising Discoveries |
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Sols 3326-3327: Backing away from the cliff |
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Rock composition determines how deadly a meteorite impact is |
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Space-bound research a step toward feeding Earth's people |
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Oldest documented grave of infant girl in Europe found |
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'Baby talk' helps infants learn words, study finds |
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Who were the first to permanently settle the Tibetan Plateau |
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Prehistoric mums may have cared for kids better than we
thought |
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Poll: 81% of parents think their children are ungrateful |
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Chemical in human body odor triggers aggression in women, but
not men |
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Perceptual links between sound and shape may unlock origins of
spoken words |
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Toddlers regulate emotions better after watching adults calm
themselves |
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Study finds a striking difference between neurons of humans
and other mammals |
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NOAA's Arctic report card finds 'alarming' trend in climate
crisis |
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'Alarm bells' as UN validates record Arctic temperature |
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Solely European supply chain for space-qualified Alexandrite
laser crystals on the horizon |
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MDA announces Chorus as new commercial EO mission |
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NASA to launch 4 Earth Science Missions in 2022 |
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Rocket Lab to launch three dedicated Electron missions for EO
firm Synspective |
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Earth from Space: White Nile, Sudan |
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Swarm and Cluster get to the bottom of geomagnetic storms |
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New research explains Earth's peculiar chemical composition |
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Dinosaur faces and feet may have popped with color |
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Dinosaurs and amber: a new window to the Cretaceous world from
110 million years ago |
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Fleshing out the bones of Quetzalcoatlus, Earth's largest
flier ever |
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Bringing 400-million-year-old fossilized armored worms to
'virtual' life |
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MicroCarb first European mission to characterise greenhouse
gas fluxes on Earth's surface |
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Resolving the puzzles of graphene superconductivity |
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A research strategy for ocean carbon dioxide removal and
sequestration |
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Low concentrations of CO2-CO direct conversion technology |
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A quantum view of 'combs' of light |
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Discovery of split photon provides a new way to see light |
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Atom laser creates reflective patterns similar to light |
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Transforming materials with light |
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Artificial material protects light states on smallest length
scales |
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Molecular device turns infrared into visible light |
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EU eyes nuclear, gas as 'green' on sustainable energy list |
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Iran says inspecting new IAEA cameras for nuclear site |
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European powers warn Iran nuclear talks nearing 'end of road' |
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UN nuclear chief casts 'doubt' on missing Iran data |
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Iran nuclear deal negotiators to take stock before pause |
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Australia nuclear sub deal in line with non-proliferation
treaty: US official |
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Iran says UN can't see nuclear images until sanctions end |
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Finland's Olkiluoto nuclear plant to power up 12 years late |
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Iran, UN agree on replacing nuclear site's damaged cameras |
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Myanmar junta used helicopters in raid on anti-coup fighters:
spokesman |
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UN agency calls for 'urgent access' to Myanmar refugees |
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US cities remain locked in a grim spiral of record homicides |
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Iraqi museum restores treasures destroyed by jihadists |
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Two Chinese firms to build 1,000 schools in Iraq |
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French army probes 'unacceptable' skidding in front of
migrants |
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Two rockets fired at Baghdad's Green Zone |
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Mind-controlled robots now one step closer |
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Grip or slip; robots need a human sense of touch |
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These tiny liquid robots never run out of juice as long as
they have food |
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COVID rules shutting down Hong Kong's aviation industry: Qatar
Airways boss |
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AFRL'S Aerospace Systems Directorate opens new subsonic wind
tunnel facility |
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Finland to buy 64 US F-35 fighters in huge deal |
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British F-35 that plunged into Mediterranean recovered |
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Long-Range Discrimination Radar Reshapes Adversaries' Calculus
for Attacks Against US Homeland |
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European powers warn Iran nuclear talks nearing 'end of road' |
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US Navy says rescues Iran drug smugglers after blast |
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Iran, UN agree on replacing nuclear site's damaged cameras |
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Tehran getting ready for space satellite launch |
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Are the Iran nuclear talks facing collapse? |
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Iran losing 'precious time' with nuclear stance: European
diplomats |
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Iran sees progress at nuclear talks |
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UN nuclear chief casts 'doubt' on missing Iran data |
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Researchers identify new meteorological phenomenon dubbed
"atmospheric lakes" |
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Kitesurfing the white wilderness for polar science |
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