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Rocket Lab set for dual launch campaigns in Virginia and New
Zealand |
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Gilmour Space and Atomos Space sign MoU for launch and
in-space transfers |
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Japan's H3 rocket fails to leave the launch pad |
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SwRI researching ARM, RISC-V processors for faster spaceflight
computers |
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A new way for quantum computing systems to keep their cool |
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New chip for decoding data transmissions offers
record-breaking energy efficiency |
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Engineers discover a new way to control atomic nuclei as
"qubits" |
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Tech firm ASML probes info leak in China |
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Encoding breakthrough allows for solving wider set of
applications using neutral-atom quantum computers |
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Atom-thin walls could smash size, memory barriers in next-gen
devices |
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Chiral phonons create spin current without needing magnetic
materials |
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Scientists boost quantum signals while reducing noise |
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Developing practical quantum computers that can solve big
challenges of our time |
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Successful flight acceptance hot test of CE-20 cryogenic
engine |
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World's first 3D-printed rocket Terran 1 is ready for its
maiden flight |
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DoD invests additional $1.5 million toward 3D-printed
hypersonic rocket engine |
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NASA, Boeing target April for manned Starliner test flight |
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Japan's new rocket fails to blast off |
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The roar and crackle of Artemis 1 |
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NASA conducts first 2023 test of redesigned SLS rocket engine |
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New insights from an ancient asteroid |
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Water rich asteroids came from far outside the asteroid belt |
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Finding risky asteroids outshone by Sun |
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Chelyabinsk a decade on: spotting invisible asteroids 'from
the Sun' |
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Lucy's asteroid target now called Dinkinesh |
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Rocket Lab establishes Australian Subsidiary to support
rapidly growing Space Sector |
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Got Rock Sample: Sol 3755 |
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Perseverance from Team Curiosity: Sols 3752-3754 |
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Another Busy Day on Mars: Sol 3749 |
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Sols 3744-3745: The One that Got Away |
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Liquid nitrogen spray could clean up stubborn moon dust |
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ESA invites space firms to create lunar services |
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Chandrayaan-3 undergoes EMI/EMC test successfully |
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China releases Chang'e-4 payloads' scientific datasets |
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Lunar Resources and Wood selected by NASA to study building a
pipeline on the Moon |
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Mitsubishi Electric and Astroscale to Develop and Produce
Satellite Buses |
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Redwire partners with Starfish Space for Otter Pup satellite
docking mission |
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Low power Ka-band transmitters on Earth observation satellites |
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To new worlds with quantitative spectroscopy |
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Forbidden planet orbiting small star challenges gas giant
formation theories |
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Very Large Telescope captures direct images of bright
exoplanet |
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Removing traces of life in lab helps NASA scientists study its
origins |
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Nanosatellite shows the way to RNA medicine of the future |
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Does ice in the Universe contain the molecules making up the
building blocks of life in planetary systems? |
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New models shed light on life's origin |
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IXPE unlocks mysteries of Tycho Supernova |
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Astronomers discover metal-rich galaxies in early universe |
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Scientists observe high-speed star formation |
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Astrophysicists discover the perfect explosion in space |
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Baby star near the black hole in the middle of our Milky Way:
It exists after all |
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Arralis Technologies acquired by ReliaSat |
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Quake killed more than 50,000 in Turkey, Syria: revised toll |
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Damaged buildings collapse after fresh quake in eastern Turkey |
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PNG has 6.2 quake; Magnitude 6.1 quake shakes Japan's Hokkaido |
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Quake-prone Istanbul not at heightened risk: expert |
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6.8-magnitude quake hits eastern Tajikistan: USGS |
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Turkey tragedy jolts quake-prone Central Asia |
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New quake hits Turkey and Syria, killing six |
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Turkey's deadly quake renews alarm for Istanbul |
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Countries meet to halt wide-ranging threats against oceans |
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UN tries anew to finish treaty protecting the high seas |
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UN to try anew to finish treaty protecting the high seas |
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Climate change could cause mass exodus of tropical plankton |
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How did ancient extreme climate affect sand in the deep sea? |
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Fighting for their lives: the world's forests in figures |
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Carbon credits: a contested tool to fight deforestation |
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Bosnian furniture sector spurs economic growth |
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Engineered wood grows stronger while trapping carbon dioxide |
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The effects of Aurora Borealis on energy grids with the
addition of renewables |
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In Sierra Leone, the people fighting the sea to build a home |
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Curse or blessing? In Uganda, oil project gets mixed reviews |
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Kazakhstan backs China's Ukraine plan before Blinken visit |
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Kazakhstan proposes gas pipeline linking Russia, China |
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Canada oil-gas sector accused of thwarting climate efforts |
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Paris protest against TotalEnergies East Africa oil pipeline |
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Iran foreign minister in Iraq for security talks |
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Amazon pollution: the stain on Ecuador's oil boom |
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UAE, Israel unveil joint naval vessel as military ties grow |
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Facile and scalable production of a fuel-cell nanocatalyst for
the hydrogen economy |
80 |
Satellite successfully monitors power plant CO2 emissions from
space |
81 |
Planet and ASU expand partnership to build global scale
solutions for sustainability |
82 |
Call opens for ESA's twelfth Earth Explorer |
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New space capability mapping tool unveiled at the 2023 Avalon
Airshow |
84 |
Conflicts of interest need to be avoided in publishing
publicly available crop information |
85 |
Brazil suspends beef exports to China over mad cow case |
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When men won't 'get dirty,' Nicaraguan women dig for cockles |
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Thai farmers tap into sustainable rubber industry |
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Bird man in Turkey vows to tend to flock after quake |
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Drought and frost batter vital potato crops in Bolivia |
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Capella Space announces Analytics Program to accelerate access
to EO insights |
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Eating insects, drinking urine: Bolivian recounts month lost
in Amazon |
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Turkish Red Crescent criticised for selling tents after quake |
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EU eases Syria sanctions to speed up quake aid |
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Climate change, rampant urbanization fuel disasters; as Brazil
storm hits 50 |
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Munich Re profits soar despite Hurricane Ian, Ukraine war |
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Syrian quake survivors shelter in crumbling Aleppo homes |
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Turkey to build nearly 200,000 homes in quake-hit region |
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Regions in US, China most at risk for climate damage: report |
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Aid group issues urgent appeal for quake-hit Syria |
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Turkey quake survivors rescue belongings for uncertain future |
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Power, water return to cyclone-hit New Zealand cities |
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Syrian refugees flock to border to flee Turkey quake wreckage |
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Turkey-Syria death toll passes 41,000 as UN appeals for quake
aid |
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Colombia mulls proposal to benefit repentant narcos |
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Sea ice in Antarctic at record low: US data center |
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New results provide close-up view of melting underneath
Thwaites Glacier |
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Antarctica sea ice melts to a record low |
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Antarctic Peninsula glaciers on the run |
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New York gets biggest snowfall of unusually mild winter |
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Snow blankets Mallorca as cold grips Spain |
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