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Ancient underground lakes discovered on Mars
The caption of this beautiful ESA image of the Martian surface is on the South Pole of Capsucino Mars. ESA…
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The discovery of the three submerged lakes fascinates scientists
Scientists have long thought that water could be trapped beneath the surface of Mars.Credit: Steve Lee, Univ. Colorado / Jim…
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Moon-sized UFOs seen near the sun in NASA video Strange | News
The prospect of alienation has dampened humanity’s interest for centuries, and now a conspiracy theorist believes he has proof. A…
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SpaceX wins US military approval to launch Falcon boosters
A United States military contract with SpaceX has been amended to allow future launches in the upcoming Falcon 9 boosters,…
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ULA delays launch of spy satellite for third time; 2 more launches are planned
The ULA Delta for Heavy launch pushed even further FOX 35 Rome is waiting to hear from SpaceX to see…
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As Covid-19 grows, the number of students withdrawing from CU Boulder doubles
About 570 students have returned from the University of Colorado Boulder since the start of the fall semester – more…
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We finally know how much radiation there is on the moon, and that’s not big news
As the United States prepares to bring humans back to the moon this decade, the biggest threat to future astronauts…
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NASA astronauts to vote from space: NPR
NASA astronaut Kate Rubins is taking the Soyuz aptitude test on Wednesday at the Gagarin Cosmont Training Center outside Moscow….
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See a 360 degree Juno-eye view during an EO eclipse
Yesterday, we posted some great photos from the 29 of the Juno Probeth Jupiter’s flies. Juno is in a high…
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Space Force Okes uses SpaceX rocket for upcoming GPS satellite launch
SpaceX Can now launch a national security satellite with a used rocket. Alan Musk’s company recently signed an agreement with…
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