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'Something sinister could be happening': FBI looks into dead or missing nuclear and space defense scientists tied to NASA, Blue Origin, and SpaceX

Eleven scientists related to nuclear and space defense programs are missing or dead since 2022. Nearly four years later, Congress is finally looking into it.

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NASA shuts off another Voyager 1 instrument as humanity's most distant spacecraft prepares for risky 'Big Bang' maneuver to save power

After nearly 50 years in space, the two Voyager spacecraft are very low on nuclear power. Voyager 1 just shut off another instrument to save the mission.

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Who Are the 11 Missing Nuclear Scientists? US Lawmakers Suspect 'Sinister' Plot as 11 Top Nuclear Experts Vanish or Die

Eleven US scientists have died or disappeared under mysterious circumstances since 2023, prompting government investigations and raising national security concerns.

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NASA rolls out Artemis 3 SLS rocket's huge core stage to gear up for 2027 launch (photo)

NASA rolled the Artemis 3 core stage out from the Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans on Monday (April 20). The next stop is the launch site: Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

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NASA’s highly anticipated lunar landing ‘could be delayed into 2030s’

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Astronauts photograph Lyrid meteor shower from ISS | Space photo of the day for April 21, 2026

NASA's Jessica Meir spotted the Lyrids from aboard the space station.

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‘Is it life? We can’t tell’: Nasa’s Curiosity rover finds organic molecules on Mars

Scientists think they are looking at chemical building blocks of life preserved for 3.5bn years

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NASA reveals its Roman Space Telescope today: How to watch live, and what's next for the next-generation observatory

NASA will unveil the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope on April 21, and you can watch the event live here at Space.com.

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‘Something sinister is taking place here’: Congress issues summons over 11 missing and dead nuclear scientists, FBI finally launched investigation

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NASA's Curiosity rover finds building blocks of life on Mars. Scientists aren't sure how they got there

NASA's Curiosity rover has found a diverse mix of organic molecules on Mars, including chemicals considered building blocks for the origin of life on Earth.

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NASA’s moon landing could face major delay if this critical equipment isn’t ready in time

NASA says testing progress ‘underscores continued confidence’ that the spacesuits will be ready to support the lunar landing

The Independent UK

NASA shuts down Voyager 1 instrument to keep probe exploring interstellar space

NASA engineers have shut down another instrument on Voyager 1 to preserve the power of the most distant spacecraft ever sent into space.

Space

Artemis II astronaut captures Earth vanishing behind moon on iPhone

Nasa astronaut Reid Wiseman has shared stunning “Earthset” footage during a lunar flyby, filmed on an iPhone.

The Independent UK

Trump is calling Artemis II’s moon mission as an ‘America First’ win, while quietly asking Congress to cut NASA by 23%

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Astronauts face grip strength challenge in space and on Earth, scientists find

It turns out that living in space can have a lasting impact on how your brain works, researchers have found.

LiveScience

A giant 'shadow' has been creeping across Mars for 50 years — and scientists aren't sure why

A dark patch in Mars' Utopia Planitia region has grown significantly since it was first photographed in 1976. Scientists have a loose understanding of what it is, but they can't properly explain its gradual growth.

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Hideo Kojima flexes on NASA, shows Death Stranding 2 players traveled further than the Artemis 2 mission in the same time span

The collective Sams traveled 969,703 miles

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A peek at the far side of the moon | Space photo of the day for April 20, 2026

The Artemis 2 astronauts captured a unique image of the moon's "dark side" during their historic April 2026 flyby.

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The Independent UK

Nasa’s interstellar space probe Voyager 1 is losing power

US space agency says it has a ‘far-out plan’ to save the most distant human-made object in existence

The Times of India

NASA reveals a vanished island: How the Iron Gate Dam in Europe swallowed an island

For many years, NASA has facilitated scientists across the globe to observe the planet Earth with exceptional precision, noticing developments that cannot be observed on the ground. With the help of satellite imagery, scientists can monitor coastal changes, melting ice caps, and even the gradual rise in water levels of…

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The best iPhone ad Apple never made — watch NASA’s mind-blowing video of the Earth setting behind the moon, shot on an iPhone 17 Pro Max

For the first time in history we’ve seen footage of an Earthset — and it was shot on an iPhone 17 Pro Max.

The Independent UK

Blue Origin loses satellite in setback for Jeff Bezos’s moon rocket

New Glenn rocket is being developed to send astronauts to the Moon as part of Nasa’s Artemis IV mission

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Voyager 1 gets emergency instrument shutdown to solve escalating power crisis and give it ‘about a year of breathing room’ — interstellar spacecraft's nuclear power source is dying, leading to intensifying countermeasures

NASA's JPL turned off one instrument aboard the Voyager 1 space probe after it experienced an unexpected drop in power levels. Scientists are working on a fix to swap onboard powered devices with low-power alternatives to make the spacecraft last longer.

The Independent UK

This Week in History: Columbine, an apocalypse in Texas, and the loss of a Prince

Explore how major events between 20 and 26 April were captured on The Independent’s front pages

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This was the moment an Artemis II astronaut realized humanity isn’t built to comprehend the cosmos

Artemis II commander Reid Wiseman just shared the moment he realized humanity isn’t wired to process the vastness of space. Speaking to reporters after the crew’s safe splashdown in the Pacific Ocean on April 10, Wiseman admitted the mission left him emotionally overwhelmed in ways he still can’t fully explain.

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