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Antennas searching for ET threatened by wildfire |
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Space tourism: What's on offer |
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SpaceX to raise bar for space tourism with Inspiration4 launch |
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US condemns N. Korea launch but calls for dialogue |
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Iran replaces chief nuclear negotiator with Raisi protege |
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Iran demotes chief nuclear negotiator |
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IAEA slams reported harassment of female inspectors in Iran |
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UN nuclear watchdog chief vows 'firmness' with Iran |
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Greenpeace: An 'insane' vision that took flight 50 years ago |
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North Korea test-fires new 'long-range cruise missile': KCNA |
11 |
Agreement with Iran 'gives time to diplomacy': IAEA |
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Nuclear surveillance deal with Iran keeps hopes for talks
alive |
13 |
South Korea fires first submarine-launched ballistic missile |
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Security blocs led by Russia, China meet on Afghanistan |
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Air strikes kill three pro-Iran fighters in Syria: monitor |
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Myanmar anti-coup protesters attack more cell towers |
17 |
Russia says no talks with Mali on military ties |
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German ESA astronaut Matthias Maurer is ready for his first
ISS mission--'Cosmic Kiss' |
19 |
Dates set for Space Station change of command as Franco-German
relations awarded Media prize |
20 |
Next generation of Orion spacecraft in production for future
Artemis missions |
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Space Babes |
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DLR agrees cooperation with Spanish start-up Pangea Aerospace |
23 |
Space industry grapples with COVID-19-related oxygen fuel
shortage |
24 |
NASA's Perseverance rover collects puzzle pieces of Mars'
history |
25 |
Mars rocks collected by Perseverance boost case for ancient
life |
26 |
Mars rover's first rock samples reveal lengthy water exposure |
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Martian snow is dusty, could potentially melt, new study shows |
28 |
NASA Mars mission begins a new chapter of science with a new
leader |
29 |
Buttes on Mars may serve as radiation shelters |
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China develops prototype Mars helicopter |
31 |
New extravehicular pump ensures stable operation of China's
space station |
32 |
SpaceX launches Starlink satellites into orbit from West Coast |
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NASA provides laser for LISA mission |
34 |
New spacecraft will use lasers to transmit video, data in
seconds |
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TPY-4 Radar earns official US Government Designation |
36 |
Global computing's carbon footprint is bigger than previously
estimated |
37 |
Ballistic air guns and mock moon rocks aid in search for
durable space fabrics |
38 |
DARPA announces research teams to advance fundamental science
of atomic vapors |
39 |
Sand is one of our most used resources, but the industry is
not sustainable |
40 |
Scientists explore method to produce composites with 'shape
memory' |
41 |
Space junk traffic dangers to be tackled by first-of-its-kind
research centre in UK |
42 |
D-Orbit UK signs contract with ESA for development of debris
removal technology |
43 |
China develops sustainable development satellite |
44 |
The first cells might have used temperature to divide |
45 |
New ocean temperature data help scientists make their hot
predictions |
46 |
The beach is back: French Riviera marsh ditches seawalls for
sand |
47 |
Some coral reefs are keeping pace with ocean warming |
48 |
Scientists are using new satellite tech to find
glow-in-the-dark milky seas of maritime lore |
49 |
Stingray's protruding eyes, mouth aid swimming efficiency |
50 |
Ocean surface climates may disappear by 2100: study |
51 |
La Nina climate cycle may reemerge in 2021: UN |
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Fewer El Nino and La Nina events in a warmer world |
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New filtering method promises safer drinking water, improved
industrial production |
54 |
The world in a drop of water: DNA tool transforms nature
tracking |
55 |
Conservation meet mulls moratorium on deep sea mining |
56 |
Space Systems Command declares three GPS III space vehicles
"Available for Launch" |
57 |
Virginia company licenses NASA relative navigation technology |
58 |
GMV develops a new maritime Galileo receiver |
59 |
Men may sleep worse on nights during the first half of the
lunar cycle |
60 |
Researchers enlist robot swarms to mine lunar resources |
61 |
Astronaut geology bound for the Moon |
62 |
ESO captures best images yet of peculiar "dog-bone"
asteroid |
63 |
Modern snakes evolved from a few survivors of dino-killing
asteroid |
64 |
Asteroid Ryugu in opposition to Hayabusa2 |
65 |
Planetary radar observes 1,000th near-earth asteroid since
1968 |
66 |
Astronomer recruiting volunteers in effort to quadruple number
of known active asteroids |
67 |
Jet stream changes could amplify weather extremes by 2060s |
68 |
Better weather forecasting through satellite isotope data
assimilation |
69 |
Allen Coral Atlas completes map of the world's coral reefs
using satellite imagery |
70 |
COVID restrictions bring blip in better air quality: UN |
71 |
Parker Solar Probe team sheds new light on structure, behavior
of inner solar system dust |
72 |
Rerun of supernova blast expected to appear in 2037 |
73 |
Satellite in sun's backyard unravels the origins of
interplanetary dust |
74 |
China releases first batch of gamma photon data from dark
matter explorer |
75 |
Xplore and Keck Observatory announce innovative collaboration |
76 |
New ALMA receivers achieve first light, set record for
observational capabilities |
77 |
NASA's next space telescope to launch in December |
78 |
Milky Way is not homogeneous |
79 |
New research takes us closer to figuring out supermassive
black holes |
80 |
Physicists discover black holes exert a pressure in
serendipitous scientific first |
81 |
X-ray magnifying glass enhances view of distant black holes |
82 |
Quasars as Cosmic Standard Candles |
83 |
Largest virtual universe free for anyone to explore |
84 |
A gem of a lab will bring the world of quantum physics into
the light |
85 |
Groundbreaking technique yields important new details on
possible 'fifth force' |
86 |
Dynamics behind the remarkable August 2018 Greenland polynya
formation |
87 |
Biden admin. moves to block controversial Alaska gold mine |
88 |
Breaking barriers: Russian woman leads the way on Arctic ship |
89 |
Global warming threatens the existence of an Arctic oasis |
90 |
Rapid Arctic warming triggers extreme winter events in US:
study |
91 |
Rapid increase in global light pollution |
92 |
Tunis residents decry beaches too polluted for swimming |
93 |
Greenpeace: An 'insane' vision that took flight 50 years ago |
94 |
Sunlight can break down marine plastic into tens of thousands
of chemical compounds, study finds |
95 |
Microplastics from recyclable plastics on the rise |
96 |
Sea of plastic: Med pollution under spotlight at conservation
meet |
97 |
Social cost of 2019's plastic more than GDP of India |
98 |
12 dead after mining pollution in DR Congo river |
99 |
Rare earth elements and old mines spell trouble for Western
water supplies |
100 |
The world's languages may be so similar because of how humans
talk about language |
101 |
Data show formula for artistic success: Creative exploration
followed by exploitation |
102 |
Environmental conditions of early humans in Europe |
103 |
Study reveals link between microbiome, early brain development |
104 |
America's first civilization was made up of 'sophisticated'
engineers |
105 |
Prehistoric climate change repeatedly channelled human
migrations across Arabia |
106 |
X-ray street vision |
107 |
CuPID CubeSat will get new perspective on Sun-Earth boundary |
108 |
Bioscience firm claims will bring back extinct woolly mammoth |
109 |
Personality goes a long way, even for squirrels |
110 |
Radioactive rhino horns may deter poachers in S. Africa |
111 |
Nature congress calls for protecting 30% of Earth, 80% of
Amazon |
112 |
Armed groups benefit from poaching, logging in Congo reserve,
say NGOs |
113 |
How land birds cross the open ocean |
114 |
Blue-tongue vs. red-bellied black: An Australian evolutionary
arms race |
115 |
Birds are shapeshifting in response to climate change |
116 |
Armed with voting rights, native groups join conservation fray |
117 |
Colombian photographer documents world's largest variety of
butterflies |
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