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Josh Nadeau Contributor Josh Nadeau is a Canadian journalist based in St. Petersburg who covers the intersection of Russia, technology and culture. He has written for The Economist,
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Tiny heart cells are among the new batch of science experiments heading for the International Space Station Friday night, but their potential to help patients with heart disease
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Boeing acknowledged Friday it failed to conduct full and adequate software tests before the botched space debut of its astronaut capsule late last year.
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A record-breaking explosion created by a black hole 390 million light-years away has been discovered by astronomers. “In some ways, this blast is similar to how the eruption
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It’s not the moon, but you can call it mini-moon. Earth has captured a tiny object and pulled it into orbit. The asteroid, known as 2020 CD3, is
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SpaceX entered into an agreement with Space Adventures, a company that organizes spaceflights for private citizens, both announced Tuesday. Space Adventures said it agreed to fly a group
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In order to further explore our solar system, NASA has chosen four proposals for missions that would investigate Venus, Jupiter’s moon Io and Neptune’s moon Trident. If chosen,
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Rep. Pete Olson with the crew of STS-130, a 2010 mission to the International Space Station. | Office of Rep. Pete Olson It was a decade and a
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An asteroid that threatens to blast Earth with fiery debris will skim past our planet this weekend. The space rock is the size of a blue whale and
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A prototype of SpaceX’s Starship spacecraft is seen at the company’s Texas launch facility near Brownsville, Texas. | Loren Elliott/Getty Images By JACQUELINE FELDSCHER 12/25/2019 07:06 AM EST
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