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Turkeys are trashing a NASA research center in Silicon Valley, so they're getting the boot

NASA researchers in Silicon Valley are done talking turkey. They're taking action.

Los Angeles Times

Nasa astronaut closes in on record for consecutive days in space

After a mission extension in September, Nasa astronaut Marke Vande Hei will soon set a space agency record for consecutive days in space.

The Independent UK

This Company Will Help NASA Bring Dirt Samples From Mars Back To Earth

NASA has selected a space company to build a small, lightweight rocket capable of launching from Mars in order to carry samples of the Red Planet back to Earth. Sorry to disappoint Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) fans, but no, it's not Elon Musk's SpaceX.

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UFO enthusiast believes they spotted alien craft over Earth in NASA photo

A UFO enthusiast who looked into a NASA picture taken in the 1960s during the Apollo 9 mission has claimed to have found a black, triangular-shaped "craft" lurking above Earth

Daily Mirror

The spacecraft cemetery: Why NASA dumps its trash in the middle of the Pacific Ocean

Space agencies have been using a remote part of the Pacific Ocean to dump spacecraft, but is this best practice?

Inverse

Lockheed Martin Wins NASA Contract to Bring Mars Samples Back to Earth

Lockheed Martin's space division has won a NASA contract to build the rocket that will return the first Mars rock samples to Earth in the 2030s, the US space agency said Monday. The "small, lightweight rocket" will be the first to take off from another planet, bringing back "rock, sediment…

Asharq Al-Awsat

SpaceX is investigating a key Crew Dragon component ahead of Crew-4 flight

SpaceX's human-carrying capsule has a surprise issue with its parachutes. Here's what it could mean for Crew Dragon Crew-4 and the upcoming Axiom Space mission.

Inverse

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Mountain glaciers may hold less ice than previously thought – here’s what that means for 2 billion downstream water users and sea level rise

Mountain glaciers are essential water sources for nearly a quarter of the global population. But figuring out just how much ice they hold – and how much water will be available as glaciers shrink in a warming world – has been notoriously difficult.

The Conversation

The International Space Station will meet its end in 2031. Where will it crash and what will take its place?

The clock is ticking for the International Space Station, which will meet its watery demise in roughly nine years' time. Why is it being intentionally crashed into the ocean and what will replace it?

ABC News

Dark Energy: How spy satellite tech will power NASA’s next big telescope

Thanks to NASA receiving a gift of components from a former spy program, the Nancy Grace Roman Telescope will observe more sky than ever before.

Inverse

Astra Space scrubs attempt for 1st Cape Canaveral launch; weather threatens Sunday try

ORLANDO, Fla. — A new rocket company to the Space Coast looked to make its first launch on a mission for NASA Saturday as Astra Space lined up its Rocket 3 from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, but an issue on the Eastern Range caused a late scrub at the…

Orlando Sentinel

Last stop: No option but to crash the space station into the ocean

The good news - it will continue to operate until 2030.

The Canberra Times

'Alien' spotted watching Mars rover in certain 'proof of life', expert claims

A UFO expert claims they have found irrefutable proof that aliens exist, as they spotted a being with a pink body in images released by NASA of the Mars rover on the red planet

Daily Mirror

NASA will retire the ISS by yeeting it right into the ocean

NASA’s statement on the International Space Station's retirement makes it clear that the future of space travel lies in the hands of privately-funded companies.

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NASA confirms the Webb Telescope has successfully detected its first photons

The James Webb Space Telescope has captured its first photons — the genesis of its scientific mission to image the universe in new ways.

The Independent UK

SpaceX, NASA looking into sluggish chutes on last 2 flights

SpaceX and NASA are investigating a parachute issue that occurred on the last two capsule flights

Space

How to debate a flat-Earther: Proven scientific arguments and strategies

Some people around the world believe our planet is flat. Here's the (surprising) truth about debating them.

Inverse

After a lifetime above Earth, the ISS is getting dumped in the ocean

In this edition of Inverse Daily, learn how the International Space Station will crash into the ocean, the areas in the U.S. most at risk of flooding, and more.

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Orlando Sentinel

NASA, NOAA to get new weather eyes in the sky with March launch from Cape Canaveral

ORLANDO, Fla. — Soon, weather scientists will have an even stronger pair of eyes in the sky once a new advanced weather satellite launches this March.

LiveScience

50 interesting facts about Earth

We've collected some of the most interesting and amazing facts about Earth

Inverse

Behold! NASA teases how Artemis astronauts will explore the Moon's south pole

In a haunting image posted on Twitter this week, NASA teased the extreme environment astronauts will traverse on the Moon as part of the Artemis III mission

Inverse

The ISS is going to crash into the Pacific Ocean. Should you be worried?

NASA recently announced plans to retire the International Space Station by crashing it into the Pacific Ocean — a spacecraft graveyard.

Evening Standard

Tech & Science Daily: Why did the FBI confess to testing iPhone spyware?

Plus, hear about Nasa’s discovery of ‘salty lakes’ on Mars

The Guardian - US

International Space Station will plummet to a watery grave in 2031

Nasa confirmed the ISS will plunge into Point Nemo to join other decommissioned space stations, satellites and space debris

Reuters

Rollout of NASA's new moon rocket to launch pad delayed at least a month

The highly anticipated rollout of NASA's big new moon rocket to its launch pad in Florida for final tests before a first flight has been delayed by at least a month, until March at the earliest, the U.S. space agency said on Wednesday.

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