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SpaceX retries Vandenberg launch after scrub
SpaceX retried its Falcon 9 launch from Vandenberg on October 6 to deploy 21 Tranche 1 military satellites.
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Astronomers Find Possible Planet Born From Dead Star
A study in Nature Astronomy reports a possible second-generation planet, or 'Phoenix planet', orbiting the white dwarf HS 0209+0832.
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NASA Moves Ahead With PRIMA Space Telescope
NASA has advanced its PRIMA space telescope to the next phase of development, making it the first mission in a new class…
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Moon dust yields new magnetic iron fossil
Scientists studying Chang'e-6 lunar soil have found gamma iron, a magnetic phase never before seen in natural lunar samples.
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Two new worlds found: a lava planet and a possible haven
Astronomers confirmed TOI-1752 b, a lava world, and TOI-1752 c, a potentially habitable planet, 337 light-years away. The discovery explained.
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1988 US spy satellite USA 32 breaks apart in orbit
USA 32, a 1988 US spy satellite, fragmented at 775km altitude on September 13, scattering debris near 200 active satellites.
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Sivan: safety first, not performance, for Gaganyaan
Former ISRO chief K Sivan said safety, reliability and quality must come before optimum performance in the Gaganyaan human spaceflight mission.
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Falcon Heavy launches secret NRO mission, rattles Space Coast
SpaceX launched its Falcon Heavy rocket on the classified NROL-97 national security mission from Kennedy Space Center, with twin side boosters landing…
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NTU Launches Satellite to Test Solar Cells and AI in Space
NTU Singapore launched the CRIMSON-1 satellite to test perovskite solar cells and on-orbit AI computing in space.
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SpaceX Crew-13 sets US record with eight-hour sprint to ISS
SpaceX Crew-13 docks with the ISS under eight hours after launch, a US record; Jessica Watkins becomes first Black woman to command…