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Sudden Airport Closure Reversal Sparks Widespread Confusion
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Earth's Life May Be a Rare Chemical Fluke, New Study Finds
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Microsoft Explores Superconductors for Future Data Centers
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Scientists Argue Viking Probes Found Life on Mars in 1976
Scientists are re-examining data from NASA's 1976 Viking missions, arguing that the probes did find evidence of microbial life that was misinterpreted at the time.
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SpaceX Shifts Focus to Moon City, Citing Faster Timeline
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ISS Research Paves Way for Artemis II Lunar Mission
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West Virginia Plant Plays Key Role in NASA's Artemis Mission
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SpaceX Plans to Launch a Million Satellites as Orbital Data Centers
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Origami Inspires Foldable Technology for Lighter Satellites
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NASA's New Moon Suit Offers Unprecedented Mobility
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JWST Reveals Hidden Black Holes Actively Shaping Galaxies
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Scientists Argue Viking Probes Found Life on Mars in 1976
Scientists are re-examining data from NASA's 1976 Viking missions, arguing that the probes did find evidence of microbial life that was misinterpreted at the time.
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Interstellar Comet Offers Clues to Alien Planet Formation
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Space Force Partners with Industry to Speed Up Space Defense
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Army Defends New Space Unit Amid Redundancy Concerns
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FCC Approves New 3,960-Satellite Constellation for Secure Communications
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US Space Force Plans to Double in Size, Expand Mission to Moon
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NASA Lifts Ban on Personal Smartphones for Astronauts in Space
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US Risks Losing Space Race as ISS Successor Program Stalls
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NASA Approves iPhones for Artemis Moon Missions
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Artemis II: A New Strategy for a New Moon Race
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Vandenberg Base Expansion Sparks Growth and Concern
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SpaceX IPO Could Trigger Major Space Sector Investment Shift
A potential SpaceX IPO could reshape the space industry's investment landscape, driving institutional capital and triggering a wave of new IPOs and consolidations.
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China's New Space Race Targets Tourism by 2028
Chinese startup InterstellOr plans to launch its first commercial space tourism flights by 2028, with tickets priced around $430,000. The company has already signed a celebrity passenger.
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Blue Origin Halts Suborbital Tourism Flights
Blue Origin has paused its New Shepard suborbital space tourism flights for at least two years, reallocating resources to accelerate lunar lander development for NASA's Artemis program amidst a growin
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Airbus Opens New UK Facility to Support Space Startups
Airbus and the UK Space Agency have launched a new £7.8 million facility in Stevenage to provide space startups with free access to advanced labs and testing equipment.
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