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Nov 2, 2018

Requiem for a Revolutionary Space Probe

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The Kepler Mission introduced us to a dazzling array of solar systems.

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Nov 2, 2018

Moon Direct

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Robert Zubrin offers a purpose-driven plan to open the lunar frontier.

Rand Simberg on how space tycoons are bringing back the dream of truly settling the “high frontier” — and how policy can catch up.

Micah Meadowcroft on why space colonization will disappoint you.

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Nov 2, 2018

First 8K Video from Space

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Experience high-res #science in first #8K ultra high definition (UHD) video from the International Space Station. Get closer to the in-space experience and see how human spaceflight is improving lives on Earth, while enabling humanity to explore the universe. Watch and download: 🚀🔬🌟🎥.

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Nov 1, 2018

Astronaut Photo ISS056-E-195042

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Coffin-shaped iceberg NASA photograph.

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Nov 1, 2018

What’s Up — November 2018

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What’s up in the sky this month? You can’t miss bright Venus in the predawn hours, Saturn at sunset, Mars in the evening and much more. Find out when and where to look up: https://go.nasa.gov/2Q8YudW

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Nov 1, 2018

Unseen photos of NASA’s Apollo space missions

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Early astronauts of the Apollo missions are often hailed as explorers, scientists and heroes, but they were also some of the most noteworthy photographers in history.


It includes a special foreword by Apollo 7 astronaut Walter Cunningham, and breathtaking photos taken by Apollo astronauts, many of which were previously unpublished.

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Nov 1, 2018

Danish physicists claim to cast doubt on detection of gravitational waves

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“The first direct detection of gravitational waves was announced on February 11, 2016, spawned headlines around the world, snagged the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physics, and officially launched a new era of so-called “multi-messenger” astronomy. But a team of physicists at the Niels Bohr Institute in Copenhagen, Denmark, is calling that detection into question…”


“Andrew Jackson and his group have been saying for the past few years that LIGO’s detections are not real,” says LIGO Executive Director David Reitze of Caltech. “Their analysis has been looked at by many people who have all concluded there is absolutely no validity to their claims.” Reitze characterized the New Scientist article as “very biased and sensational.”

“Nothing they’ve done gives us any reason to doubt our results.”

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Nov 1, 2018

There’s a modern space race between Pakistan and India

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A sprint to the stars.

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Nov 1, 2018

How to build a Moon base

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Researchers are ramping up plans for living on the Moon.

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Oct 31, 2018

How Astronauts Wash Their Hands In Space

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This is how astronauts wash their hands in space.

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