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NASA move could help the International Space Station stay in orbit without Russia

Cygnus had been docked to the ISS since February and now has departed, leaving on June 28. Cygnus could help decrease the ISS' reliance on Russia to stay in orbit.

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Astronaut study reveals effects of space travel on human bone density

A study of bone loss in 17 astronauts who flew aboard the International Space Station provides a fuller understanding of the effects of space travel on the human body and steps that can mitigate it.

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NASA rocket recovery mission all but completed ahead of its second Arnhem Land launch

NASA avoids snakes, buffaloes and other challenges in Arnhem Land to collect most of its rocket. But one local politician says questions over the mission remain.

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NASA still baffled after mystery 'rocket body' crashes into moon

The impact created a huge double crater in the moon

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Astronaut Study Reveals Effects of Space Travel on Human Bones

A study of bone loss in 17 astronauts who flew aboard the International Space Station is providing a fuller understanding of the effects of space travel on the human body and steps that can mitigate it, crucial knowledge ahead of potential ambitious future missions. The research amassed new data on…

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Jacobs Bags NASA's Engineering, Technology, Science Contract

Jacobs Engineering Group Inc (NYSE:J) has secured NASA's JSC Engineering, Technology, and Science (JETS) II contract. The cost-plus-award-fee IDIQ contract has a potential base value of $1.8 billion. The contract has a total potential performance period of 10 years. Under the contract, Jacobs Technology Inc. of Tullahoma, Tennessee, will provide engineering and…

Benzinga

Peaky Blinders-style bandits go viral with brazen $41m gem heist

Four men dressed in costumes from the show Peaky Blinders have gone viral after they robbed a global arts fair in Maastricht.

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NASA scientists baffled by mystery 'rocket body' crash that caused Moon crater

NASA say the mystery rocket which created a huge double crater in the moon remains unidentified after striking the surface at around 5,700 mph back in March

Daily Mirror

NZ and the changing face of space exploration

More than 74 nations and a rapidly growing number of private companies are participating in a burgeoning space economy – including New Zealand, write Mitchell Bruce and Robert G Patman

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Crashed mystery rocket leaves unusual double crater on Moon

NASA photographs the crash site of an unknown rocket that smashed into the Moon, creating two large craters.

ABC News

Exoplanet atmosphere? These 5 objects could be Webb's full-color first images

NASA has dropped some hints about the mystery targets for Webb's first images. Here's everything we know so far.

Inverse

Behold! Curiosity discovers Martian rocks contain an essential ingredient of life

For the first time ever, NASA rover Curiosity has taken a crucial measure of an ingredient necessary for life in Mars' rocks: Organic carbon.

Inverse

New NASA Moon satellite blasts into space — here's what it means for Artemis

CAPSTONE is about the size of a microwave oven, but it’s blazing a trail for Artemis and NASA’s next crewed space station.

Inverse

Canoo Debuts NASA Transport Vehicles At Kennedy Space Center

This will be how astronauts will get to the rocket that will take them to the moon.

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Daily multivitamins may have no health benefits — and some might cause harm

In this edition of Inverse Daily, read about multivitamins, the Hubble Telescope, Face/Off, and more.

The Guardian - UK

What if a Mars rover landed in Leeds? Peter Mitchell’s best photograph

‘I wanted to give the impression that Nasa’s Mars probes had returned to Earth – and their rovers were now rolling through the streets of Britain taking pictures’

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Launch of CAPSTONE to evaluate new orbit for NASA's Artemis Moon Missions

The first leg of NASA's CubeSat mission to the Moon has been successfully completed in space. It was built to test a novel lunar orbit.

Inverse

Reveal! NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope will unmask quasar secrets

Quasars may be limiting the growth of big galaxies. James Webb Space Telescope will unlock how the giant black holes do this.

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NASA baffled as spacecraft of unknown origin leaves mystery double crater on moon

The unidentified object smashed into the lunar surface, with an impact never seen before

360info

How to stop space rocks hitting Earth

With NASA announcing an asteroid is on a possible collision course with Earth 23 years from now, 360info looks at the planet's early warning systems.

360info

How an asteroid near-miss shocked the UN

Spurred by a near miss, the world built an alert system to detect asteroids heading for Earth. But it’s not clear who would decide what to do next.

360info

The amateur asteroid hunters giving NASA a run for its money

Even with millions in funding and super high-tech equipment, the world’s space agencies need a helping hand from people at home.

360info

We‘ll need years of warning to deflect an asteroid

Using a spacecraft to knock an asteroid off a collision course is the best planetary defence we have. But it will take complex calculations, and plenty of time.

360info

Planning Earth’s defence against cosmic objects

A large asteroid or comet on track for Earth would be a global threat. It would require national and international efforts to stop it.

The Independent UK

NASA hopes New Zealand launch will pave way for moon landing

NASA wants to experiment with a new orbit around the moon that it hopes to use in the coming years to once again land astronauts on the lunar surface

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