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After spending months on a week-long mission, Sunita Williams finally meets the SpaceX capsule that will bring her back from space
The mission, launched on Saturday, marked a critical milestone in their extended stay in space, wit…
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NASA chief Jim Bridenstine says it's in the 'best interest of NASA' for him to resign rather than work for the Biden administration
Bridenstine said NASA's next administrator should be someone with a closer relationship to Biden an…
Susie Neilson
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NASA wants to create a marketplace to buy and sell lunar dirt from private companies
NASA has set the goal of landing the first American woman and next man on the Moon by 2024. …
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First historic SpaceX crewed mission set to complete on August 2
The Crew Dragon spacecraft carrying NASA astronauts Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley launched…
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NASA is testing all its new tech for its manned mission to the Moon
NASA will be testing all of its new technology for its manned mission to the moon, Artemis, in a 'G…
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Pentagon defends India's ASAT test in front US military oversight committee
India maintains that it did not violate any international laws in conducting its sat…
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Indian-origin robotics engineer to head NASA's new Moon to Mars office
Indian-origin software and robotics engineer, Amit Kshatriya has been appointed as first head of NA…
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NASA's plan to put humans back on the Moon will cost $28 billion
NASA has shared an update on its Artemis programme, including the latest plans to land the first wo…
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Former Senator Bill Nelson is officially NASA's new administrator. His goals: support climate research and put astronauts on the moon.
Presidential administration transitions can give NASA whiplash, but Bill Nelson wants the US space …
Morgan McFall-Johnsen
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NASA left its $50 billion moon rocket exposed to Hurricane Nicole's powerful winds
The Space Launch System sustained minor damage, but there was no guarantee winds wouldn't push its …
Morgan McFall-Johnsen
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NASA selects three firms to design nuclear power plant for moon
This technology would benefit future exploration under the Artemis mission that aims to land the…
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Former NASA official says a Russian designer famously inspired Elon Musk to launch SpaceX by spitting on his shoes
The maltreatment was "the spit that launched a thousand spaceships," Lori Garver said of Elon Musk …
Grace Kay
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The asteroid NASA is about to strike poses no threat to Earth, but 60% of city-killer rocks fly under the radar
NASA's DART mission is about to practice deflecting an asteroid away from Earth. But NASA can't pro…
Morgan McFall-Johnsen
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It's been 50 years since the last moonwalk. NASA astronauts explain why it took so long.
NASA's new Space Launch System had some technical issues, but astronauts say the real reason the US…
Morgan McFall-Johnsen,Hilary …
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16. NASA Uncut
NASA stories about a meatball and a worm, some astronauts with gastrointestinal issues, and a middl…
Anna Mazarakis,Sarah Wyman,Da…
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NASA is pushing its human moon landing back to 2025, and its top official worries China will beat the US there
Now that Blue Origin's lawsuit against NASA is over, the agency can work with SpaceX to build its n…
Morgan McFall-Johnsen
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Indian-American astronaut Raja Chari shortlisted by NASA to land on the Moon by 2024
NASA has selected an initial team of 18 astronauts, including Indian-American astronaut Raja Chari,…
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NASA administrator: 'The US is returning to the surface of the moon, and we're doing it sooner than you think!'
In many ways, CLPS resembles NASA's Commercial Crew Program, which uses billions of dollars to coax…
Dave Mosher
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NASA is finally advancing a space telescope that could track down dangerous asteroids before they strike Earth
Potentially hazardous asteroids often skim past Earth without warning. A space telescope that looks…
Morgan McFall-Johnsen
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A space telescope that could protect Earth from asteroids has been stuck in 'NASA mission limbo hell' - but it may finally escape
A telescope in orbit could track asteroids that may crash into Earth. But no such mission has moved…