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Review: Unistellar eVscope reveals the excitement of astronomy with iPhone and Apple TV
Read more →: Review: Unistellar eVscope reveals the excitement of astronomy with iPhone and Apple TVAstronomy is a field that is often complex for the casual observer. In combination with the iPhone and…
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An F-35A successfully dropped an inert B61-12 nuclear bomb [Video]
Read more →: An F-35A successfully dropped an inert B61-12 nuclear bomb [Video]Sandia National Laboratories recently released a video showcasing part of the United States’ future arsenal; the B61-12 nuclear…
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Japanese rocket’s debut launch delayed to 2021 due to engine issues
Read more →: Japanese rocket’s debut launch delayed to 2021 due to engine issuesJapan’s newest launcher system has been in development for the past couple years and was planning on making…
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What exactly is the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO)?
Read more →: What exactly is the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO)?LIGO is the world’s largest gravitational wave observatory in the world. It was here that the first gravitational…
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Chang’e 5 probe successfully enters lunar orbit
Read more →: Chang’e 5 probe successfully enters lunar orbitChina’s Chang’e 5 robotic lunar probe carried out a braking maneuver on Saturday evening and then successfully entered…
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EGS, Jacobs begin vehicle integration for Artemis 1 launch
Read more →: EGS, Jacobs begin vehicle integration for Artemis 1 launchNASA Exploration Ground Systems (EGS) and prime test and operations contractor (TOSC) Jacobs started assembling the Artemis 1…
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SpaceX is reportedly outsourcing Starlink user terminal production
Read more →: SpaceX is reportedly outsourcing Starlink user terminal productionA couple of weeks ago, it was discovered that SpaceX was likely paying much more to manufacture Starlink…
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Commander Mike Hopkins sharing bunk inside SpaceX Crew Dragon cockpit with Baby Yoda
Read more →: Commander Mike Hopkins sharing bunk inside SpaceX Crew Dragon cockpit with Baby YodaWhat’s a commander to do when there aren’t enough designated sleeping spots on the International Space Station? Bunk…
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Two NASA centers are collaborating to create quiet supersonic technology during the pandemic
Read more →: Two NASA centers are collaborating to create quiet supersonic technology during the pandemicNASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in California has been working on a project called “SCHAMROQ,” which involves creating…
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China’s Chang’e-5 probe completes second orbital correction
Read more →: China’s Chang’e-5 probe completes second orbital correctionChina’s lunar probe Chang’e-5 successfully carried out its second orbital correction Wednesday night, according to the China National…
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China launches Chang’e-5 to collect, return moon samples
Read more →: China launches Chang’e-5 to collect, return moon samplesChina on Tuesday launched a spacecraft to collect and return samples from the moon, the country’s first attempt…
