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NASA's Mars helicopter's third flight goes farther, faster
than before |
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NASA's Mars helicopter makes second flight |
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Open Source on Mars: Community powers NASA's Ingenuity
Helicopter |
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Ingenuity helicopter successfully flew on Mars: NASA |
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SpaceX capsule Endeavour docks at ISS |
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SpaceX Crew-2 astronauts enter International Space Station |
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China announces Zhurong as name for first Mars rover |
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Seismicity on Mars full of surprises, in first continuous year
of data |
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China to announce name of its first Mars rover |
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Researchers discover new type of ancient crater lake on Mars |
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A Pocket Guide to Mars |
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China's Tianwen-1 probe to land on Mars in May or June |
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Planetary science intern leads study of Martian crust |
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Testing proves its worth with successful mars parachute
deployment |
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Tianwen 1 probe enters preset parking orbit |
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Martian moons have a common ancestor |
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Skoltech's recent achievement takes us one step closer to Mars |
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UAE's 'Hope' probe sends home first image of Mars |
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China's Tianwen-1 probe enters Mars orbit: state media |
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Sarah al-Amiri: young minister behind UAE mission to Mars |
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Alpha: Second Space Station mission for ESA's Thomas Pesquet
begins |
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Twenty years of Europeans on the Space Station |
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ISS sets its research scope on longer space missions |
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Russia says to launch own space station in 2025 |
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NASA astronaut, cosmonauts, land back on Earth from space
station |
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NASA will continue working with Russia on space despite China
plan |
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More potential air leak locations found at ISS |
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Russia's Soyuz MS-17 spacecraft re-docks on ISS |
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ISS crew once again uses tea leaves to locate air leak in
Russian module Zvezda |
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Scientists find CO2-rich liquid water in ancient meteorite |
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Asteroid crater on Earth provides clues about Martian craters |
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More than 5,000 tons of extraterrestrial dust fall to Earth
each year |
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Skoltech team used mass spectrometry to study composition of
meteorites |
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New study discovers ancient meteoritic impact over Antarctica
430,000 years ago |
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Scientists unearth meteorite from the birth of the solar
system |
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Rare meteorite recovered in UK after spectacular fireball |
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Meteorites remember conditions of stellar explosions |
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Ceramic chips inside meteorites hint at wild days of the early
solar system |
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Oldest carbonates in the solar system |
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With SpaceX, ISS enters 'Golden Age' but what comes next |
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China ready launch new space station core module |
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To Mars and beyond, as China's cosmic journey continues |
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China Orbiting 400 Satellites, Heading for 1,000 by 2030, US
Space Command Chief Says |
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Chinese rocket for space station mission arrives at launch
site |
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Ningbo to build $3.05 billion rocket launchpad site |
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China advances space cooperation in 2020: blue book |
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China selects astronauts for space station program |
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China tests high-thrust rocket engine for upcoming space
station missions |
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China has over 300 satellites in orbit |
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Xi lauds China's progress in space missions |
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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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Radar satellites can better protect against bushfires and
floods |
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Robot security dogs start guarding Tyndall Air Force Base |
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NAV CANADA awards Raytheon UK contract for secondary
surveillance radars to manage Canadian airspace |
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Arecibo telescope collapse may complicate NASA asteroid
mission |
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From better sunglasses to a better way of looking at asteroid
surfaces |
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Test paves way for new planetary radar |
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Seeing in a flash |
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Stanford engineers combine light and sound to see underwater |
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Arrival of world-first test facility |
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Accion Systems set for launch of two TILE 2 in-space
propulsion systems |
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Northrop Grumman and Intelsat make history with docking of 2nd
Mission Extension Vehicle |
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ESA invites ideas to open up in-orbit servicing market |
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DLR laser terminal in space establishes contact with Japanese
ground station |
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Deployable propulsion for satellites |
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Spacepath Communications to provide solid-state amplifiers for
US Market |
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Exotrail signs license with Thales Alenia Space for ExoOPS |
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An astronaut's guide to out-of-Earth manufacturing |
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Northrop Grumman's SharkSat Payload Showcases Agility from the
Ground to Orbit |
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NASA investigates vegetation |
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Tokyo, as you've never seen it before |
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Hawkeye 360 announces commissioning of second satellite
cluster |
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China launches new Earth observation satellite |
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Utilis secures $6 million from Beringea to harness satellites
to protect critical infrastructure and global water supplies |
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Astronomy and Landscape in the city of Caral, the oldest city
in the Americas |
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New Chinese satellite measures solar-induced chlorophyll
fluorescence |
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Pixxel to launch the world's highest resolution hyperspectral
smallsat constellation |
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When North was South, and South was North |
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ESA Eyes on Earth: Galapagos Islands |
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A mission for Earth's future |
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MDA awarded contract to use satellite based data fusion and
analytics to counter illegal fishing |
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ESA moves forward with Harmony |
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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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When the atmosphere isn't enough |
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Scientists may detect signs of extraterrestrial life in the
next 5 to 10 years |
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Study warns of 'oxygen false positives' in search for signs of
life on other planets |
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Crustal mineralogy drives microbe diversity beneath Earth's
surface |
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Probing for life in the icy crusts of ocean worlds |
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Origins of life could have started with DNA-like XNAs |
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Photosynthesis could be as old as life itself |
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SwRI researcher theorizes worlds with underground oceans
support, conceal life |
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Organic materials essential for life on Earth are found for
the first time on the surface of an asteroid |
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Microbes deep beneath seafloor survive on byproducts of
radioactive process |
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The search for life beyond Earth |
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A new way to look for life-sustaining planets |
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Harvard astronomer argues that alien vessel paid us a visit |
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Could game theory help discover intelligent alien life |
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Simulating evolution to understand a hidden switch |
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Discovery boosts theory that life on Earth arose from RNA-DNA
mix |
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Key building block for organic molecules discovered in
meteorites |
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Outback radio telescope discovers dense, spinning, dead star |
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Surprise twist suggests stars grow competitively |
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Stellar feedback and an airborne observatory; scientists
determine a nebula younger than believed |
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Yellowballs offer new insights into star formation |
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Trio of fast-spinning brown dwarfs may reveal a rotational
speed limit |
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Record-breaking flare from Sun's nearest neighbor |
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A breakthrough astrophysics code rapidly models stellar
collisions |
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