The Second Russian Spacecraft Docked to the ISS Has a Coolant Leak
The Russian Space Corporation and NASA said on Saturday that an unmanned Russian resupply ship docked at the International Space
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Scientists Are Preparing To Put Into Orbit A Satellite That Will Monitor The Movements Of The Earth’s Crust
Scientists from the USA and India are preparing to put into orbit a new NISAR satellite, which will make it
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SpaceX Prepares 120m Starship For First Orbital Flight
The American company SpaceX, in preparation for the first orbital test of the giant Starship rocket, which should take place
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NASA And DARPA Are Testing A Nuclear Engine For Flights to Mars
The US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), in collaboration with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), plans to
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NASA Funds Titan Seaplane Ideas and Faster Deep Space Travel
The NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts program promotes innovation by funding early research to evaluate technologies that can support future missions.
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Scientists Used The Unique Hydrogen Radio Recombination Lines on MWC 349A to Reveal Hidden Collimated Jets
Using the Atacama Large Millimeter/Submillimeter Array (ALMA) to study the masers around the strange star MWC 349A, scientists have discovered
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First-Ever Space Launch From Britain Ends in Failure
On Monday evening, Virgin Orbit made the first ever launch of a spacecraft into orbit from UK soil. A Boeing
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NASA’s 38-Year-Old Science Satellite Falls Safely to Earth
The US Department of Defense confirmed that a satellite, launched into orbit back in 1984, burned up in the atmosphere
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NASA Satellite Will Soon Crash To Earth After 38 Years In Space
After nearly forty years in space, NASA’s satellite is due to enter Earth’s atmosphere and burn up in it. On
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InSight Module Silenced Forever
The mission team cannot contact the lander, which was studying the interior of the Red Planet. The agency will continue
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