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NASA Delays Crewed Lunar Landing Until 2027 As Trump Prepares For Office
The United States is pushing back its planned return to the Moon from 2026 to "mid-2027" as it deals with heat shield issues and other troubles plaguing its Orion crew capsule, NASA officials said Thursday.
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NASA Discusses US Access To Lunar Rocks Retreived By China From Moon's Far Side
NASA and Chinese officials are engaged in talks to let American scientists analyze rocks retrieved by China from the moon's far side, according to the head of the US space agency.
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NASA and SpaceX Postpone Europa Clipper Launch Scheduled for October 10 Due to Hurricane Milton's Threat
NASA and SpaceX have postponed the scheduled October 10 launch of the Europa Clipper mission due to the anticipated impact of Hurricane Milton on Florida’s Space Coast. The decision was made to ensure the safety of personnel and protect the spacecraft from the approaching storm. The spacecraft has been safely stored, and officials are waiting for...
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Moonwalker's Rolex Watch Up For Auction, Expected To Fetch Over Rs 3 Crore
While NASA gave astronauts Omega Speedmaster Professional watches, Mitchell opted for both the official timepiece and his personal 'Pepsi' model.
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NASA To Decide Stranded Starliner Astronauts' Route Home By End Of Month
NASA needs to decide by the end of August whether to return two astronauts to Earth aboard Boeing's Starliner, which flew them to the International Space Station (ISS), or bring them home on a SpaceX craft, officials said Wednesday.
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NASA Concludes NEOWISE Mission After Successful Asteroid Detections
NASA has officially decommissioned the NEOWISE mission, a key component of its planetary defense strategy. Over its more than 10-year lifespan, NEOWISE exceeded its objectives by detecting thousands of asteroids and comets, including many near-Earth objects that could potentially pose a threat to our planet. The infrared data collected by the space...
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Paris Olympics: Elon Musk Reacts To Space Pictures Of Glittering Opening Ceremony
Pictures taken from space - taken by NASA - showed the city of Paris glittering, as the Olympics officially got underway.
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Boeing Starliner's Return To Earth Pushed To June 26: NASA Official
Boeing Starliner's return to Earth from the International Space Station with its first crew of astronauts has been pushed back to June 26, a NASA official said Tuesday.
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Hubble Space Telescope, Launched In 1990, Will Ease Into Retirement
The venerable Hubble Space Telescope, which has revolutionized astronomical discovery since its launch in 1990, will ease into retirement with a scaled-back observing schedule, NASA officials said Tuesday.
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Boeing To Launch Its First Crewed Space Mission In June Without Fixing Leak
Boeing is set to launch its first crewed space mission in June without fixing a small helium gas leak on its troubled Starliner spaceship, officials said Friday.
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NASA Official Recalls Near Miss With Russian Spacecraft: "Less Than 10 Metres Apart"
Former astronaut Colonel Melroy stated that hundreds of bullet-fast fragments of debris would have shot around Earth if the satellites had collided.
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UFO Sightings Were "Misidentification Of Ordinary Objects": Pentagon Report
The Pentagon officials acknowledged that the public's perception of alien visits will not be dispelled by their findings.
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Meet "The Flies" - New NASA Astronauts Eyeing Moon, And Mars
After two years of rigorous training, ten Americans officially became astronauts on Tuesday, and are now eligible for planned NASA missions to the International Space Station, the Moon, and -- if all goes well -- to Mars.
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NASA Administrator To Visit India For Meetings With Scientists, Officials
NASA Administrator Bill Nelson is set to travel to India and the UAE beginning Monday for a series of meetings with key government officials.
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"Respect For India's Space Programme Is Off The Charts After Chandrayaan-3": NASA Official
The India-US joint mission to study climate change with the world's most expensive Earth imaging satellite is in its final stages and the launch is expected in the first quarter of 2024, a senior NASA official has said.
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NASA Delays Crewed Lunar Landing Until 2027 As Trump Prepares For Office
The United States is pushing back its planned return to the Moon from 2026 to "mid-2027" as it deals with heat shield issues and other troubles plaguing its Orion crew capsule, NASA officials said Thursday.
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NASA Discusses US Access To Lunar Rocks Retreived By China From Moon's Far Side
NASA and Chinese officials are engaged in talks to let American scientists analyze rocks retrieved by China from the moon's far side, according to the head of the US space agency.
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NASA and SpaceX Postpone Europa Clipper Launch Scheduled for October 10 Due to Hurricane Milton's Threat
NASA and SpaceX have postponed the scheduled October 10 launch of the Europa Clipper mission due to the anticipated impact of Hurricane Milton on Florida’s Space Coast. The decision was made to ensure the safety of personnel and protect the spacecraft from the approaching storm. The spacecraft has been safely stored, and officials are waiting for...
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Moonwalker's Rolex Watch Up For Auction, Expected To Fetch Over Rs 3 Crore
While NASA gave astronauts Omega Speedmaster Professional watches, Mitchell opted for both the official timepiece and his personal 'Pepsi' model.
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NASA To Decide Stranded Starliner Astronauts' Route Home By End Of Month
NASA needs to decide by the end of August whether to return two astronauts to Earth aboard Boeing's Starliner, which flew them to the International Space Station (ISS), or bring them home on a SpaceX craft, officials said Wednesday.
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NASA Concludes NEOWISE Mission After Successful Asteroid Detections
NASA has officially decommissioned the NEOWISE mission, a key component of its planetary defense strategy. Over its more than 10-year lifespan, NEOWISE exceeded its objectives by detecting thousands of asteroids and comets, including many near-Earth objects that could potentially pose a threat to our planet. The infrared data collected by the space...
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Paris Olympics: Elon Musk Reacts To Space Pictures Of Glittering Opening Ceremony
Pictures taken from space - taken by NASA - showed the city of Paris glittering, as the Olympics officially got underway.
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Boeing Starliner's Return To Earth Pushed To June 26: NASA Official
Boeing Starliner's return to Earth from the International Space Station with its first crew of astronauts has been pushed back to June 26, a NASA official said Tuesday.
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Hubble Space Telescope, Launched In 1990, Will Ease Into Retirement
The venerable Hubble Space Telescope, which has revolutionized astronomical discovery since its launch in 1990, will ease into retirement with a scaled-back observing schedule, NASA officials said Tuesday.
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Boeing To Launch Its First Crewed Space Mission In June Without Fixing Leak
Boeing is set to launch its first crewed space mission in June without fixing a small helium gas leak on its troubled Starliner spaceship, officials said Friday.
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NASA Official Recalls Near Miss With Russian Spacecraft: "Less Than 10 Metres Apart"
Former astronaut Colonel Melroy stated that hundreds of bullet-fast fragments of debris would have shot around Earth if the satellites had collided.
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UFO Sightings Were "Misidentification Of Ordinary Objects": Pentagon Report
The Pentagon officials acknowledged that the public's perception of alien visits will not be dispelled by their findings.
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Meet "The Flies" - New NASA Astronauts Eyeing Moon, And Mars
After two years of rigorous training, ten Americans officially became astronauts on Tuesday, and are now eligible for planned NASA missions to the International Space Station, the Moon, and -- if all goes well -- to Mars.
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NASA Administrator To Visit India For Meetings With Scientists, Officials
NASA Administrator Bill Nelson is set to travel to India and the UAE beginning Monday for a series of meetings with key government officials.
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"Respect For India's Space Programme Is Off The Charts After Chandrayaan-3": NASA Official
The India-US joint mission to study climate change with the world's most expensive Earth imaging satellite is in its final stages and the launch is expected in the first quarter of 2024, a senior NASA official has said.
