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NASA's Parker Solar Probe Unveils New Insights into Solar Heating Mystery
NASA's Parker Solar Probe has delivered groundbreaking insights into one of the sun's most perplexing mysteries: why its outer atmosphere, or corona, is significantly hotter than its surface. This phenomenon, known as the "coronal heating mystery," has puzzled scientists for decades. The Parker Solar Probe, which is the fastest human-made object, h...
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NASA's First Set of Small Satellites for SunRISE Mission Ready to Detect, Track Hazardous Space Weather Events
The first of the small satellites to be used in NASA's SunRISE, or Sun Radio Interferometer Space Experiment, have been completed at Utah State University Space Dynamics Laboratory (SDL). The SDL has been contracted by the American space agency to build, test, and commission all six satellites for the mission to detect and track hazardous explosiv...
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Apollo 13's Most Famous Quotes Originated in Hollywood
Apollo 13′s best-known quotes originated not in space or Mission Control, but in Hollywood.
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SpaceX Astronaut Mission Looking 'Increasingly Difficult' in 2019, Executive Says
As Elon Musk's SpaceX closes in on the possible cause of a fiery explosion in April that destroyed one of its astronaut capsules, a company executive said its plan to launch humans into space this year looked "increasingly difficult."
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Japan Probe Blasts Asteroid, Seeking Clues to Life's Origins
The explosive mission is the riskiest yet attempted by the Japanese space agency's Hayabusa2 probe.
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SpaceX To Launch Rocket Dec 19, Six Months After Blast
SpaceX on Thursday announced plans to launch its Falcon 9 on December 19, its first mission since a massive explosion after liftoff destroyed the rocket and its space station cargo six months ago.
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Orbital ATK Counts Down to First Space Cargo Mission Since 2014 Explosion
Thursday's planned liftoff of the unmanned Cygnus cargo ship uses a different rocket - an Atlas V made by United Launch Alliance.
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Orbital to Fly First Space Cargo Mission Since 2014 Explosion
Orbital ATK on Wednesday counted down to its first space launch since a sudden explosion last year destroyed its Antares rocket and cargo craft bound for the International Space Station.
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Can Private Space Missions Survive Two Explosions in Four Days?
Fiery failures are no stranger to the space game. It's what happens when you push the boundaries of what technology can do, where people can go. And it happened again to Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo.
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NASA's Parker Solar Probe Unveils New Insights into Solar Heating Mystery
NASA's Parker Solar Probe has delivered groundbreaking insights into one of the sun's most perplexing mysteries: why its outer atmosphere, or corona, is significantly hotter than its surface. This phenomenon, known as the "coronal heating mystery," has puzzled scientists for decades. The Parker Solar Probe, which is the fastest human-made object, h...
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NASA's First Set of Small Satellites for SunRISE Mission Ready to Detect, Track Hazardous Space Weather Events
The first of the small satellites to be used in NASA's SunRISE, or Sun Radio Interferometer Space Experiment, have been completed at Utah State University Space Dynamics Laboratory (SDL). The SDL has been contracted by the American space agency to build, test, and commission all six satellites for the mission to detect and track hazardous explosiv...
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Apollo 13's Most Famous Quotes Originated in Hollywood
Apollo 13′s best-known quotes originated not in space or Mission Control, but in Hollywood.
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SpaceX Astronaut Mission Looking 'Increasingly Difficult' in 2019, Executive Says
As Elon Musk's SpaceX closes in on the possible cause of a fiery explosion in April that destroyed one of its astronaut capsules, a company executive said its plan to launch humans into space this year looked "increasingly difficult."
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Japan Probe Blasts Asteroid, Seeking Clues to Life's Origins
The explosive mission is the riskiest yet attempted by the Japanese space agency's Hayabusa2 probe.
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SpaceX To Launch Rocket Dec 19, Six Months After Blast
SpaceX on Thursday announced plans to launch its Falcon 9 on December 19, its first mission since a massive explosion after liftoff destroyed the rocket and its space station cargo six months ago.
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Orbital ATK Counts Down to First Space Cargo Mission Since 2014 Explosion
Thursday's planned liftoff of the unmanned Cygnus cargo ship uses a different rocket - an Atlas V made by United Launch Alliance.
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Orbital to Fly First Space Cargo Mission Since 2014 Explosion
Orbital ATK on Wednesday counted down to its first space launch since a sudden explosion last year destroyed its Antares rocket and cargo craft bound for the International Space Station.
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Can Private Space Missions Survive Two Explosions in Four Days?
Fiery failures are no stranger to the space game. It's what happens when you push the boundaries of what technology can do, where people can go. And it happened again to Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo.
