NASA Successfully Launched The Artemis Mission To The Moon
The US space agency NASA launched its most powerful SLS (Space Launch System) rocket ever from Cape Canaveral in Florida.
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A Fragment Of The “Challenger” Was Found At The Bottom Of The Ocean
Recently, a film crew working on a show for the History Channel discovered a piece of the Challenger about six
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Astronauts Will 3D Print Part Of A Human Knee In space
Bioprinted body parts could be important for future medical procedures, and scientists are doing their best to test this. The
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The Frst Test Of NASA’s Next-Generation Heat Shield Has Been Postponed Until At Least November 9th
NASA has set a launch window for the LOFTID mission starting November 9th. It will be launched from Vandenberg Air
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NASA Took A Photo Of The «Smiling” Sun
The Solar Dynamics Observatory of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) took an unusual picture of the Sun. The
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NASA’s InSight Lander Detects Massive Earthquake On Mars
Last December when the lander detected a powerful earthquake on Mars. Now scientists know what was the cause of it.
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ESA Publishes Frightening Sounds Of Fhe Earth’s Magnetic Field
Scientists at the Technical University of Denmark have converted the magnetic signals from the Swarm satellites into audio signals. This made
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The Analogue Of GPS Based On The Interception Of Satellite Signals
American engineers have shown that Starlink Internet satellite signals can be used for geolocation using amateur radio equipment. Recording the signals
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James Webb Telescope Releases New Image Of Pillars Of Creation
The James Webb Space Telescope gave scientists new images of the “Pillars of Creation” – accumulations of interstellar gas and
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Elon Musk: SpaceX Will Continue To Pay For Starlink In Ukraine, Despite Losses
Elon Musk said that his company SpaceX will continue to pay for Starlink satellite communications for Ukraine. According to CNN,
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