Mars or Bust
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Sunday, July 31
Ice Volcanoes on Ceres
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Speaking of an extended Dawn mission orbiting Ceres, scientists are not wondering why Ceres does not have more craters. Could it be ice ...
Saturday, July 30
A Sad 30 Year Anniversary
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This week marks the 30th anniversary of the Challenger Shuttle disaster - January 28, 1986. Seven crew members lost their lives when the ...
Friday, July 29
Extended NASA Missions
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Earlier this month NASA extended nine space missions via the 2016 Senior Review of Operating Missions , which area provided below in a...
Tuesday, July 26
Star Trek Discovery
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This weekend at Comic-Con Star Trek fans saw the first clip for the new CBS series Discovery . The 13-part series is expected to premiere...
Friday, July 22
Who Needs Dismal Conventions?
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I cannot say anything from this week's convention in Cleveland provided a path forward or a hopeful future. With that in mind, I was h...
Tuesday, July 19
SpaceX Lands the Falcon Again
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Yesterday morning SpaceX had another successful landing following the launch of the CRS-9 mission aboard the Dragon to the International ...
Saturday, July 16
Great image: Juno's Insertion
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This impressive image is a digital painting created by Mathias Verhasselt depicting Juno during its orbital insertion burn over Jupite...
Friday, July 15
Space Quotes: The Boring Moon?
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"After two revolutions of the moon, it became clear that it was kind of boring. On Earth, you have rivers, oceans, continents, highl...
Wednesday, July 13
Great Image: Juno Approaching Jupiter
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NASA has released the first images showing the Juno spacecraft's view of Jupiter and its surroundings. The picture, taken July 10,...
Friday, July 8
Chinese ET Search
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China’s Aperture Spherical Telescope will be up and running in September. The 500-meter-wide device is the largest of its kind and wil...
Tuesday, July 5
Light Show on Jupiter
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Good news! The Juno spacecraft is safely in orbit around Jupiter. The image above is a composite from the Hubble Space Telescope sho...
Monday, July 4
Something to Ponder on the Fourth of July
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The Wall Street Journal had an enlightening article this weekend titled "Fleeing the Czars, Defying Gravity: A Fourth of July Immig...
Saturday, July 2
Great Image: The Solar System's Smaller Worlds
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The image above recently posted by The Planetary Society is labeled " Every round object in the solar system under 10,000 kilomete...
Thursday, June 30
The UK and ESA
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You may be wondering if the United Kingdom's departure from the European Union (EU) dooms its involvement with the European Space Agen...
Wednesday, June 29
Starship USS Enterprise at the Smithsonian
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Star Trek fans wil be happy to know the original USS Enterprise from the 1960s series has been refurbished and has its own display at the...
Saturday, June 25
A Grander Canyon on Charon
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Images from NASA's New Horizons mission indicate Pluto's moon Charon has a 430 mile long canyon named Argo Chasma (the section s...
Wednesday, June 22
Heinlein Prize Awarded to Bezos
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The Heinlein Prize, given for progress in commercial space, was awarded to Jeff Bezos on June 21st. Mr. Bezos is the third winner of the p...
Monday, June 20
Chinese Space Station Open for Business
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" The United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) and the China Manned Space Agency (CMSA) have agreed to work together t...
Thursday, June 16
Fire Prevention in Space
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This week NASA has set fire to a Cygnus space capsule after it departed from the International Space Station as part of its SAFFIRE mission ...
Boarding the BEAM
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Bigelow has posted a number of photos of its Bigelow Expandable Activity Module (BEAM), including an astronaut's entry of the module o...
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