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NASA's Mars Perseverance Rover Provides Front-Row Seat to
Landing, First Audio Recording of Red Planet |
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Searching for life in NASA's Perseverance Mars samples |
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NASA ready to land another Rover on Mars |
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Perseverance in testing helps assure a safe landing on Mars |
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NASA's Perseverance pays off back home |
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China begins assembly of Long March 5B heavy-lift to launch
core space station capsule |
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Chinese tracking vessel sets sail for monitoring missions in
Indian Ocean |
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China's 'space dream': A Long March to the Moon and beyond |
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Three generations dedicated to space program |
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China's space tracking ship completes satellite launch
monitoring |
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Key modules for China's next space station ready for launch |
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China's space station core module, cargo craft pass factory
review |
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Chinese space enterprise gears up for record-breaking 40-plus
launches in 2021 |
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China's space achievements out of this world |
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China's Chang'e-5 orbiter embarks on new mission to
gravitationally stable spot at L1 |
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Mission accomplished, now on to the next: China Daily
editorial |
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China plans to launch new space science satellites |
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How it took decades for space program to take off |
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Moon mission tasked with number of firsts for China |
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Nanoracks launches two cubesats on NG-15 Cygnus |
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Spaceflight readies its largest satellite contracted to date,
Amazonia-1, for Launch |
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Space Flight Laboratory to build the NorSat Technology
Demonstrator microsat |
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Proba-V's plus one |
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Spaceflight Inc. deploys 16 payloads on SpaceX Transporter-1
Mission |
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NanoAvionics' built satellite for Aurora Insight to fly on
SpaceX's Transporter 1 mission |
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Brown student satellite ends its mission after 14,000 orbits
of Earth |
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GomSpace signs a three-party cooperation contract to develop
science and technology activities with the Colombian Air force and CODALTEC |
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Steampunk in Orbit |
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Ethiopia takes over operation of Chinese-built satellite |
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Kleos Opens U.S. Engineering Office in Denver Colorado |
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TriSeptember selects Relativity Space for full launch mission
aboard Terran 1 |
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US Startup says 25-ton drone could put small satellites into
orbit |
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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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Kleos Space's launch team arrive in India for final
preparations before launch |
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AAC Clyde Space to acquire Hyperion Technologies |
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D-Orbit announces launch service contract with AAC Clyde Space |
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ESA and GomSpace sign contract for continuation of the GOMX-5
mission |
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Exolaunch delivers 15 small satellites into orbit on a Soyuz
Rideshare mission |
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SSTL demonstrates new GNSS-R capabilities |
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NanoAvionics enters India's space market through partnership
with Ananth Technologies |
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Exolaunch to Deliver SALSAT into Orbit for the Technische
Universitat Berlin |
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D-Orbit launches its first ION Satellite Carrier |
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Israel launches research nanosatellite to measure radiation in
space |
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Research highlights ways to protect astronaut cardiovascular
health from space radiation |
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Russian cosmonauts to test new shielding material for
radiation protection |
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New radiation vest technology protects astronauts, doctors |
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Cygnus resupply ship bolted to ISS Unity Module |
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Several tech payloads from ISS National Lab on Northrop
Grumman CRS-15 |
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NASA fears gap in astronaut crew at multibillion-dollar space
station |
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ISS Progress 77 Sets Off from Baikonur Cosmodrome |
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NASA weighs options for additional Soyuz Mission to ISS |
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Calnetix Technologies Supplies Key Components for NASA's
Next-Generation CO2 Removal System |
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Mission control at work in Houston |
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ISS crew member reveals difficulties of filming virtual
reality documentary in space |
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NASA delays new test-firing of moon rocket |
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DLR ready to test first upper stage for Ariane 6 |
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Space Nuclear Propulsion Technologies central to future of
Mars Exploration |
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OneSpace launches another private carrier rocket |
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Propelling satellites into the future |
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USAF: Anti-jamming tests of military communications satellites
a success |
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AFRL Officers transfer to US Space Force in historic ceremony |
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USAF's Red Flag 21-1 exercise involves space, cyberspace
elements |
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NATO picks France's Toulouse for new military space 'Center of
Excellence' |
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SecAF selects Huntsville, Alabama, as preferred location to
host USSPACECOM |
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Low-orbit, crewed equatorial space control stations |
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DNI Ratcliffe welcomes US Space Force as 18th Intelligence
Community Member |
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SEAKR demonstrates DARPA Pit Boss hardware on-orbit in 9
months |
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US Space Force faces pop culture ridicule |
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Russia's Su-57s conducting captive-carry tests of new
air-launched hypersonic missile |
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State Department approves possible $197 million missile sale
to Egypt |
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Northrop Grumman to Develop Advanced Air-to-Air Missile
Engagement Concept |
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State Department approves $85 million missile sale to Chile |
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U.S. Navy to arm amphibious vessels with long-range missiles |
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Britain buys SPEAR3 missiles for F-35B fighter planes in
$748.3 million deal |
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AFRL demonstrates critical new warhead technologies for high
speed weapons |
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Projectile concept shows potential to extend munition range to
more than 100km |
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U.S., Australia agree to partner on hypersonic missile
development |
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India to upgrade military comms with advanced radios to boost
net-centric warfare capability |
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Northrop Grumman gets $3.6 billion for work on Air Force
communications node |
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Skynet 6A passes Preliminary Design Review |
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Northrop Grumman lands $325 million deal for Air Force JSTARS
sustainment |
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Defense, Commerce departments join to find 5G solutions |
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France signs agreement to purchase Northrop Grumman's E-2D
advanced Hawkeye |
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BAE nabs $4 million to demonstrate new radio system for P-8A
Poseidon |
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L3Harris to build Next Generation jammers in $496 million
contract |
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NATO checking systems after US cyberattack |
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Latest progress in China's BeiDou Navigation Satellite System |
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BAE Systems announces $247 million contract for M-code GPS
receivers |
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We found the first Australian evidence of a major shift in
Earth's magnetic poles |
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NOAA Selects Woolpert to Collect Topo-Bathy Lidar, Imagery for
Remote Hawaiian Islands |
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Earth from Space: Lusaka, Zambia |
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Measuring photosynthesis on Earth from space |
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NASA, Boeing update Starliner orbital flight test date |
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Space for all is this student's goal |
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Early crewed travel to Mars |
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Dubai creates 'space court' for out-of-this-world disputes |
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America has sent five rovers to Mars--when will humans follow? |
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Staying long-term on Mars |
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How to get people from Earth to Mars and safely back again |
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Biomining study could unlock future settlements on other
worlds |
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'Conscientiousness' key to team success during space missions |
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Preparing for a human mission to Mars |
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Using chitin to manufacture tools and shelters on Mars |
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