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NASA selects SpaceX to land first woman, next man on Moon
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First human in space: Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin 60 years ago
The successful one-orbit flight made Yuri Gagarin a hero and cemented Soviet supremacy in space until the U.S. put a man on the moon more than eight years later.
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US-Russian trio blast off on mission to space station
During their mission, the crew will work on hundreds of experiments in biology, biotechnology, physical science and Earth science.
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Total solar eclipse to stretch from Texas to Maine on April 8, 2024
Mark your calendars! We are now just three years away from a total solar eclipse passing through the eastern half of the United States.
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United to train pilots with no experience at its new academy
United will borrow an approach used elsewhere by taking people at the beginning of their flying careers and training them at its own academy.
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Virgin Galactic rolls out latest generation of spaceship
Company officials say it will likely be summer before the ship begins glide flight testing at Spaceport America in southern New Mexico.
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Final crew members named for all-civilian mission to space
Billionaire Jared Isaacman is the sponsor of the historic trip, and he will also serve as the spacecraft commander. However, he still won’t say how much he’s paying.
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Earth safe from asteroid Apophis for the next century, NASA says
The space agency announced this week that new telescope observations have ruled out any chance of Apophis smacking Earth in 2068.
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Tasters savor fine wine that orbited earth aboard International Space Station
At a one-of-a-kind tasting, connoisseurs sampled one of the space-traveled wines, blindly tasting it alongside the same vintage that had stayed in a cellar.
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Mars rover sends back grinding, squealing sounds of driving
Perseverance's six wheels are made of metal, thus all the strange bangs and other noises.
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Astronauts finish solar panel prep for space station power boost
The equipment will support the first set of improved solar panels, due to arrive at the International Space Station in June.
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Astronauts prepare International Space Station for new solar wings
NASA says with more people and experiments at the space station, more power will be needed to keep everything running.
Nation World
First human in space: Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin 60 years ago
The successful one-orbit flight made Yuri Gagarin a hero and cemented Soviet supremacy in space until the U.S. put a man on the moon more than eight years later.
Nation World
US-Russian trio blast off on mission to space station
During their mission, the crew will work on hundreds of experiments in biology, biotechnology, physical science and Earth science.
Nation World
Total solar eclipse to stretch from Texas to Maine on April 8, 2024
Mark your calendars! We are now just three years away from a total solar eclipse passing through the eastern half of the United States.
Travel
United to train pilots with no experience at its new academy
United will borrow an approach used elsewhere by taking people at the beginning of their flying careers and training them at its own academy.
Nation World
Virgin Galactic rolls out latest generation of spaceship
Company officials say it will likely be summer before the ship begins glide flight testing at Spaceport America in southern New Mexico.
Nation World
Final crew members named for all-civilian mission to space
Billionaire Jared Isaacman is the sponsor of the historic trip, and he will also serve as the spacecraft commander. However, he still won’t say how much he’s paying.
Nation World
Earth safe from asteroid Apophis for the next century, NASA says
The space agency announced this week that new telescope observations have ruled out any chance of Apophis smacking Earth in 2068.
Nation World
Tasters savor fine wine that orbited earth aboard International Space Station
At a one-of-a-kind tasting, connoisseurs sampled one of the space-traveled wines, blindly tasting it alongside the same vintage that had stayed in a cellar.
Nation World
Mars rover sends back grinding, squealing sounds of driving
Perseverance's six wheels are made of metal, thus all the strange bangs and other noises.
Nation World
Astronauts finish solar panel prep for space station power boost
The equipment will support the first set of improved solar panels, due to arrive at the International Space Station in June.
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Astronauts prepare International Space Station for new solar wings
NASA says with more people and experiments at the space station, more power will be needed to keep everything running.
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