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Plato's structural test campaign |
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ESA moves ahead with in-Orbit Servicing missions |
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Uniting Europe: DLR Spearheads Responsive Satellite Deployment
Network |
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India launches cut-price mission to land on Moon |
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UK targets laser satellite communications with NorthumbriaU
research grant |
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Lunar solar power satellite |
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Improving high-temperature stability of perovskite solar cells |
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Help ESA research key space-based solar power challenges |
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NASA advances Orion modules for upcoming artemis missions |
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Artemis instruments to study volcanic terrain on the Moon |
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Virgin Galactic Unveils Plans for its Second Commercial
Spaceflight, Galactic 02 |
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Virgin Galactic's use of the 'Overview Effect' to promote
space tourism is a terrible irony |
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Above Space signs Umbrella Space Act Agreement with NASA |
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NASA expands options for spacewalking, moonwalking suits,
services |
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India launches Chandrayaan-3 mission on path toward moon
landing |
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GMV teams with Galician Innovation Agency to fortify CIAR with
advanced cybersecurity system |
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Blinken warns Beijing on hacking as US, China keep dialogue
going |
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Chinese hackers breached US govt. email accounts: Microsoft |
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Serbian intelligence chief sanctioned over corruption, ties to
Russia |
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US podcast misinformation goes largely unchecked |
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France set to allow police to spy through phones |
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Pentagon aims to shore up security after damaging leak |
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US court limits officials' contacts with social media firms |
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China says UK offering 'protection to fugitives' after bounty
put on Hong Kong activists |
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CIA director says US won"t 'waste' chance to recruit
Russians disaffected by war |
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China's sweeping new anti-espionage law comes into effect |
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Hong Kong unlicensed pro-democracy radio station goes off-air |
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'Godfather of AI' urges governments to face dangers |
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Australia plans huge fines if big tech fails to tackle
disinformation |
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Pentagon leak suspect pleads not guilty |
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Vast cyber espionage campaign linked to China: report |
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Australia terminates Russia's lease on new embassy, citing
nat'l security risk |
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France uncovers sophisticated Russian disinformation campaign |
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Thales to buy Australian cybersecurity firm Tesserent |
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UN chief proposes code to tackle 'grave' misinformation |
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China operating intel unit in Cuba for years: US official |
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Canadian official probing election meddling by China resigns |
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AI, facial recognition tech front and centre at China security
expo |
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HawkEye 360 raises $58 million for satellite architecture and
data science acceleration |
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Teledyne e2v Space Imaging celebrates the success of its
sensors as Aeolus de-orbits |
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Low altitude flights study everyday emissions |
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Climate-neutral air travel: Is it possible? |
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Europe-wide space-enabled aviation approaches take off |
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Czech Republic to provide helicopters, F-16 training to
Ukraine |
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DLR project HorizonUAM provides answers |
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NASA-ISRO earth observing satellite coming together in India |
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NASA's GISTEMP Confirms June 2023 as the Record-Breaking
Warmest Month |
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'We cannot work'--why Gulf summer feels even hotter than usual |
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Heat killed 61,000 in Europe's record-breaking 2022 summer:
study |
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Texas scraps 'water break' law for construction workers, as
global heat records soar |
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Monday world's hottest day on record, initial measurements
show |
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UK saw hottest June on record in 2023: Met Office |
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Viasat provides status update on ViaSat-3 Americas Satellite |
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JUPITER 3 arrives at Cape Canaveral for launch |
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SpaceX launches satellite to serve rural Indonesia |
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GMV tests lunar rover at unprecedented speeds |
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New study reveals evidence of diverse organic material on Mars |
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Better tools needed to determine ancient life on Mars |
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Is there life on Mars? Maybe, and it could have dropped its
teddy |
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NASA, Aerojet Rocketdyne put Gateway thruster system to the
test |
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Safran and Terran Orbital sign a MoA to produce satellite
electric propulsion systems in US |
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Sales rocket for Zenno's fuel-free satellite pointing system |
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Guiding Aeolus' safe reentry |
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Webb Telescope catches glimpse of possible first-ever 'dark
stars' |
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Exploring dark matter and the first bright galaxies
simultaneously: 21-cm forest probe may unlock secrets of early universe |
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Rocket Lab readies launch of seven satellites from New Zealand |
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Rocket Lab to boost Synspective's satellite constellation with
more launches |
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Euclid's large halo around indefinitely small point |
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Sols 3887-3888: The Vastness |
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Earth and Moon seen from Mars |
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First Mars livestream: the movie |
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Mars in color as never seen before |
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ESA ground facilities support ISRO's Chandrayaan-3 lunar
mission |
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Astronomers find answers to mysterious action of ghost stars
in our Galaxy |
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Webb detects host galaxies of quasars in the early universe |
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Astronomers identify the coldest star yet that emits radio
waves |
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China unveils preliminary plan on manned lunar landing |
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Robot team on lunar exploration tour |
79 |
SHERLOC instrument offers new perspective on Jezero Crater,
Mars |
80 |
In Brazil, stargazers escape cities in search of
'astro-tourism' |
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New 3D Visualization Highlights 5,000 Galaxies Revealed by
Webb |
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Webb locates dust reservoirs in two supernovae |
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Hawaii observatories play criical role adding color to new
space mission |
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Google launches ChatGPT rival Bard in EU, Brazil |
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NASA humanoid robot to be tested in Australia |
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Satellite security lags decades behind the state of the art |
87 |
Space Force, Air Force sign MOA on Guardian uniform
development |
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Tensions on Earth don't have to affect outer space diplomacy |
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Spacecom General wants satellites with sustained
maneuverability |
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iRocket contracts with US Space Force to transform how launch
vehicles are powered |
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Arctic Weather Satellite progressing towards launch |
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WMO: tracking the world's weather and climate |
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MSU studies nutrients that may have fertilized ancient
photosynthesis in Earth's oceans |
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Preventing interplanetary pollution that could pose a threat
to life on Earth and other planets |
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Evidence of the amino acid tryptophan found in space |
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Ocean animals vacate areas both around and outside deep-sea
mining operations |
97 |
Critical negotiations on deep sea mining kick off in Jamaica |
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Startup bets on kitesurf to blow away shipping pollution |
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Underwater mining of high seas inches closer |
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This self-driving boat maps underwater terrain |
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How larger body sizes helped the colonizers of New Zealand |
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OceanMind selects Spire Global's satellite ship-tracking data
to combat illegal fishing |
103 |
New radar technique lets scientists probe invisible ice sheet
region on Earth and icy worlds |
104 |
Indonesia orders 13 long-range military radars from Thales |
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Spire using ever more satellite data to enhance global weather
forecasts |
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Satellite info available for cities to tap into |
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Delhi river reaches record high in monsoon floods |
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S. Korea president vows 'complete overhaul' of approach to
extreme weather |
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Turkey quake survivors' latest menace--dust |
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Satellites offer enhanced early warning systems for
disaster-prone Asian communities |
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