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Artemis: Nasa calls off new Moon rocket launch

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Report August 29, 2022 0 Comments artemis, Human Spacelift, NASA, Nasa calls off new Moon rocket launch, NASA Rocket Launch, space exploration, Space Launch System (SLS), The Moon

Artemis: Nasa calls off new Moon rocket launch

Nasa has called off the launch of its big new Moon rocket – the Space Launch System (SLS). Controllers struggled

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Report April 9, 2022 0 Comments International Space Station (ISS), NASA, Space Tourism, SpaceX, SpaceX Rocket, SpaceX-launched Falcon 9 rocket, SpaceX-NASA

First All-Private Astronaut Team Reaches ISS After 21-Hours On SpaceX Rocket

The final approach was delayed by a technical glitch that disrupted a video feed used to monitor the capsule’s rendezvous

NASA’s terrifying report: These Indian cities likely to go three feet underwater by century-end, IPCC report rings warning bell

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Report August 10, 2021 0 Comments NASA, NASA's terrifying report

NASA’s terrifying report: These Indian cities likely to go three feet underwater by century-end, IPCC report rings warning bell

The US space agency NASA has expressed its apprehension about the devastation in India due to the increase in the

Shocking NASA images showing how climate change is affecting Earth

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Shocking NASA images showing how climate change is affecting Earth

Emissions Carbon dioxide Carbon dioxide (CO2) is one of the biggest contributors to global warming. After the gas is released

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NASA images of asteroid Bennu reveal ‘extremely bright’ chunks of another asteroid on the surface

[ad_1] NASA spotted pieces of asteroid Vesta ranging in size from five to 14 feet scattered across Bennu’s southern hemisphere

The State September 22, 2020 0 Comments dailymail, NASA, sciencetech

Earth is set to capture a minimoon in October – but some experts it could be space junk

[ad_1] Earth is set to capture a minimoon in October that may stay until May 2021 – but some experts

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The State September 12, 2020 0 Comments dailymail, NASA, New York, sciencetech

Remembering 9/11 from space: Satellite images show the devastation in New York City 19 years ago

[ad_1] On September 11, 2001, terrorists hijacked two planes flew and crashed them into New York City’s Twin Towers in

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Meet Optimism! NASA tests drives Perseverance’s twin on Earth

[ad_1] A full-size ‘twin’ of the Mars 2020 Perseverance rover just moved into its home at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory

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Real-life tragedy inspired Hilary Swank’s Netflix Mars mission in film Away

[ad_1] Actress Hilary’s Swank’s new role as a Mars-bound astronaut looks simply out of this world. The star once again

NASA has released a stunning close-up image of comet Neowise (pictured, inset) following its journey around the Sun — one that reveals that its solid core has remained intact. Pictured, main — Neowise and its two tails of dust and gas as seen from the Earth on July 16, 2020

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The State August 26, 2020 0 Comments dailymail, NASA, sciencetech

Hubble telescope captures close-up image of comet Neowise after its journey around the Sun

[ad_1] Hubble telescope captures close-up image of comet Neowise after its journey around the Sun showing its solid nucleus has