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Artemis rover to land near Nobile region of Lunar south pole |
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NASA selects five US companies to mature Artemis Lander
concepts |
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Discovery about meteorites informs atmospheric entry threat
assessment |
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Small stature limits Mars' ability to hold water, study finds |
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Mars rover's first rock samples reveal lengthy water exposure |
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NASA plans to send lunar rover to Nobile region of moon's
South Pole |
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NASA offers new website to look at Mars rover images |
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Take a 3D Spin on Mars and track NASA's Perseverance Rover |
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NASA's Perseverance rover collects puzzle pieces of Mars'
history |
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Lunar crater named after Arctic Explorer Matthew Henson |
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Mars habitability limited by its small size, isotope study
suggests |
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Biden says US 'to double' contribution to climate finance |
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Climate: summer wildfires emit record amount of CO2 |
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Dutch face more serious climate threat than first thought:
King |
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German climate group takes BMW and Daimler to court |
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Battling to 'replant' Albania's threatened marine forests |
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Firefighters race to protect giant sequoias in California
fires |
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Biden to announce 'good news' on $100 billion UN climate fund |
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New Greece fire breaks out, prompting evacuations |
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UK regulator to tackle 'misleading green claims' |
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Boris Johnson tells world leaders 'frustrated' at climate
inaction |
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Myanmar shutdown marks grim year for web freedom |
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US regulators target Activision Blizzard workplace |
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Twitter to pay $809 million to settle suit claiming investors
were misled |
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Facebook boosts fight against conspiracies and violent groups |
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Bumpy road as aging Japan bets on self-driving cars |
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DoorDash sues to stop New York data-sharing measure |
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US regulators wary of Big Tech swallowing startups |
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UN urges moratorium on AI tech that threatens rights |
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Activision Blizzard accused of worker intimidation, union
busting |
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Remote work goes 'luxury,' but many may be left out |
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China can withstand Evergrande 'shock': OECD |
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UN chief urges US-China dialogue, warns of divisions |
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Iron curtain falls on Hong Kong cinema as censors demand cuts |
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Asian, European stocks bounce from rout but Evergrande fears
linger |
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Crunch time for Evergrande, but no 'Lehman moment' |
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Evergrande founder offers staff assurances: state media |
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Collapse in faith: Behind Chinese firm Evergrande's cash
crunch |
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Speeches and prison snacks spark Hong Kong security arrests |
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Chinese property magnate loses $1 billion in Evergrande panic |
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DOD taking measures to protect nuclear weapons, space assets |
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AFRL to showcase key programs, processes at Air, Space and
Cyber Conference |
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China brings astronauts back, advances closer to "space
station era" |
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Chinese astronauts complete three-month space mission |
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Space exploration priority of nation's sci-tech agenda |
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Dynetics selected to build NASA's sustainable lunar lander |
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NASA confirms thousands of massive, ancient volcanic eruptions
on Mars |
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MDA awarded contract for Japan's Martian Moons Exploration
Mission |
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Mars mission to pause for about 50 days |
50 |
Mushballs stash away missing ammonia at Uranus and Neptune |
51 |
Giant comet found in outer solar system by Dark Energy Survey |
52 |
Leiden astronomers calculate genesis of Oort cloud in
chronologically order |
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Observations in stellar factory indicates start of planet
production |
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Earthlike planets in other solar systems? Look for moons |
55 |
Cold planets exist throughout our Galaxy, even in the Galactic
bulge |
56 |
How planets may be seeded with the chemicals necessary for
life |
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The first cells might have used temperature to divide |
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This is what it looks like when a black hole snacks on a star |
59 |
Physicists discover black holes exert a pressure in
serendipitous scientific first |
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Planets form in organic soups with different ingredients |
61 |
SpaceX Inspiration4 mission sent 4 people with minimal
training into orbit |
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European facility prepares for haul of samples returning from
planetary bodies |
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France eyes momentum at UN on Iran nuclear deal talks |
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EU chief Michel denounces 'lack of loyalty' by US |
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Iran nuclear chief urges US to 'rectify wrong policies' |
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Iran's nuclear programme back in spotlight |
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N. Korea says US submarine deal, alliance could trigger
'nuclear arms race' |
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Iranian foreign minister to travel to New York |
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Iran nuclear chief wants fast overhaul of Arak reactor |
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UN meet to test whether Iran nuclear deal can be saved |
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Australia shrugs off China anger on nuclear subs |
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North Korea rebukes 'double-dealing' US after missile launch |
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Macron and Modi vow to 'act jointly' after subs dispute |
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UK official suspended over email error involving 250 Afghan
interpreters |
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France wins EU backing in sub row with US |
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Iran oil minister appoints envoy for Iraqi affairs |
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Nigeria's military crackdown puts squeeze on bandit gangs |
78 |
Submarine row is 'wake-up call' for Europe: EU ministers |
79 |
Myanmar's Suu Kyi goes on trial for incitement, pleads not
guilty |
80 |
UK reveals contacts of 250 Afghan interpreters in email |
81 |
Battling to 'replant' Albania's threatened marine forests |
82 |
French defense minister warns Mali against Russian 'mercenary'
firm |
83 |
Russian Gov't allocates $60Mln to build Soyuz for tourist
flights |
84 |
Simultaneous presence in space surges to historic maximum of
14 people |
85 |
Russian actress says 'too late' to fear ISS launch |
86 |
Next generation of Orion spacecraft in production for future
Artemis missions |
87 |
Visionary tech concepts could pioneer the future in Space |
88 |
Solar electric propulsion makes Psyche spacecraft go |
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ABL Space selected for NASA Cryogenic Demonstration Mission |
90 |
Combined tests start for Ariane 6 at Europe's Spaceport |
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SpaceX tourists talk to Tom Cruise from orbit, provide update
on flight |
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Justin Simon Shepherds Perseverance through first phase of
Martian rock sampling |
93 |
NASA's Ingenuity Helicopter Captures a Mars Rock Feature in 3D |
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First deep drilling success for ExoMars |
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China's cargo craft docks with space station core module |
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Chinese astronauts return to Earth after 90-day mission |
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China prepares to launch Tianzhou-3 cargo spacecraft |
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India to revise FDI policy for space sector, says ISRO chief
Sivan |
100 |
Adaptable optical communications to facilitate future
low-earth orbit networks |
101 |
Nine Ways We Use AR and VR on the International Space Station |
102 |
SpectrumX collective launches the first NSF Spectrum
Innovation Initiative Center |
103 |
TPY-4 Radar earns official US Government Designation |
104 |
Now we're cooking with lasers |
105 |
Researchers find a new way to control magnets |
106 |
NASA provides laser for LISA mission |
107 |
Australia nuclear sub deal will help peace in Indo-Pacific: UK
PM |
108 |
Damaged coral reefs cause decline in fisheries, risks for
coastal communities |
109 |
Australian wildfires triggered giant algal blooms thousands of
miles away |
110 |
New ocean temperature data help scientists make their hot
predictions |
111 |
Egypt, Sudan back resumed Nile dam talks as UN urges deal |
112 |
Groundbreaking technique yields important new details on
possible 'fifth force' |
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Quasars as Cosmic Standard Candles |
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Largest virtual universe free for anyone to explore |
115 |
A gem of a lab will bring the world of quantum physics into
the light |
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New research takes us closer to figuring out supermassive
black holes |
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