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NASA's moon rocket moved to launch pad for 1st test flight

NASA's new moon rocket has arrived at the launch pad for its first test flight

The Independent UK

Nasa’s new Artemis Moon rocket rolls to its launchpad

Nasa’s vast Space Launch System – the rocket that could one day take humans back to the Moon – is on its way to launch.

The Independent UK

NASA's Space Launch System rocket begins crawl to launch pad ahead of test flight around moon

The gigantic rocket will launch without people on board for its long-delayed debut mission to the moon later this month.

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NASA's giant U.S. moon rocket Artemis emerges for debut launch

The lunar test flight is scheduled to lift off on August 29 after several days earlier this year

The Hindu

Artemis I rocket taking last road trip before Florida launch despite late lightning threat

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Fla. — NASA’s massive multibillion-dollar moon rocket is making its final terrestrial journey before its first celestial flight.

Orlando Sentinel

Artemis I moon rocket ready to roll again to Florida launch pad

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Fla. — NASA’s massive multibillion-dollar moon rocket is set to take what could be its final terrestrial journey before its first celestial flight.

Orlando Sentinel

After quitting the ISS, Russia reveals its next-gen space station

The country revealed a model for a new space station. It could host scientific equipment and tourism, and may even orbit at higher latitudes than the ISS.

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Mars: Facts about the Red Planet, its moons, and possibilities for life

Discover interesting facts about Mars, its moons, its atmosphere, and the possibilities of life.

LiveScience

James Webb Space Telescope images reveal stunning galaxies, complex adolescent cosmos

The adolescent universe was much more complex than imagined, some of the first detailed snapshots of the early cosmos reveal.

ABC News

All Systems Go in Houston as NASA Prepares Return to Moon

Rick LaBrode has worked at NASA for 37 years, but he says the American quest to return to the Moon is by far the crowning moment of his career. LaBrode is the lead flight director for Artemis 1, set to take off later this month -- the first time a…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Do aliens exist? Jupiter’s moon Europa could hold the answer

Europa may be one of the few accessible places where life could originate and persist in the Solar System other than Earth

Inverse

Building a Martian House review – will this be your tiny gold-foil room on Mars?

How to live well, and sanely, on a freezing, dry planet bombarded with radiation, wonder two artists, whose prototype Martian house also affords a view of our increasingly challenged Earth

The Guardian - UK

Japan, U.S. rocketing ahead with lunar infrastructure plans

The U.S.-led Artemis Program is shooting for the moon. The international lunar exploration program has a broad range of objectives, including the return of humans to the surface of Earth's closest celestial neighbor for the first time since the Apollo 17 mission in 1972.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

NASA researchers study 'Mars-like' WA salt lakes for information about extraterrestrial life

NASA-funded researchers are studying some of Australia's oldest landscapes to help answer big questions about the universe.

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Michael Hiltzik: Did California give Boeing a pass on a major pollution cleanup?

Back in 2007, the state of California reached an agreement with Boeing Co. requiring the company to clean up the polluted site of the Santa Susana Field Laboratory, outside Simi Valley, to an exacting environmental standard.

Inverse

'For All Mankind’s game-changing Season 3 twist had been planned since 2018

Jodi Balfour, who plays Ellen Wilson on 'For All Mankind,' reveals why her character's big storyline this season is so important.

Daily Record

Sturgeon moon meaning as last supermoon of the year graces skies tonight

There are four supermoons, but the phenomenon's meaning and origins may be a mystery to many.

WEKU

The last time to catch a supermoon this year is approaching

Supermoons in general appear 17% bigger and 30% brighter than when the moon is at its farthest point away from Earth, according to NASA.

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Satellite Imagery Shows Antarctic Ice Shelf Crumbling Faster than Thought

Antarctica's coastal glaciers are shedding icebergs more rapidly than nature can replenish the crumbling ice, doubling previous estimates of losses from the world's largest ice sheet over the past 25 years, a satellite analysis showed on Wednesday. The first-of-its-kind study, led by researchers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) near…

Reuters

Satellite imagery shows Antarctic ice shelf crumbling faster than thought

The Conversation

Ice shelves hold back Antarctica's glaciers from adding to sea levels – but they're crumbling

As Antarctica’s slow rivers of ice hit the sea, they float, forming ice shelves. These shelves extend the glaciers into the ocean until they calve into icebergs.

The Guardian - US

Record Death Valley flooding ‘a once-in-1,000-year event’

Hundreds were marooned in the downpour as the climate crisis increases the likelihood of extreme weather

Orlando Sentinel

SpaceX performs hot fire tests on Starship and super heavy, this time without a fireball

An orbital launch of SpaceX’s new massive rocket is getting closer to reality with the company firing up its new engines for launch pad hot fires of both a super heavy booster and Starship prototype.

Daily Mirror

New images from Nasa space probe show giant 'ear-shaped crater' on Mars

Nasa have said the appearance of a massive 'ear-shaped crater' on the surface of Mars could be a case of pareidolia, where humans see recognisable shapes in unfamiliar terrain

Inverse

A small robot on the ISS will practice performing surgery in space

A surgical tool currently in clinical trials will slice fake flesh in space — providing groundbreaking new tech for space-based medical emergencies.

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