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Jeff Williams new NASA record holder for cumulative days in space Station Commander Jeff Williams passed astronaut Scott Kelly, also a former station commander, for most cumulative days living and working in space by a NASA astronaut (520 days and counting). Williams is scheduled to la...
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NASA Awards Launch Services Contract for Mars 2020 Rover Mission NASA has selected United Launch Services LLC of Centennial, Colorado, to provide launch services for a mission that will address high-priority science goals for the agency's Journey to Mars.
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Scientists discover a 'dark' Milky Way: Massive galaxy consists almost entirely of dark matter Using the world's most powerful telescopes, an international team of astronomers has found a massive galaxy that consists almost entirely of dark matter.
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NASA's Juno to Soar Closest to Jupiter This Saturday NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory News and Features:
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Shields Up, Mr. Sulu! Cruising At 20% Speed Of Light Has Some Inherent Risks Back in April, Russian billionaire Yuri Milner and famed cosmologist Stephen Hawking unveiled Project Starshot. As the latest venture by Breakthrough Initiatives, Starshot was conceived with the aims of sending a tiny sp...
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Scientists Discover Massive Galaxy Made of 99.99 Percent Dark Matter Keck Observatory:
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Rosetta Captures Comet Outburst

SpaceRef - 25 Aug 2016 18:55
In unprecedented observations made earlier this year, Rosetta unexpectedly captured a dramatic comet outburst that may have been triggered by a landslide....
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US National Parks from Space: 100 Years of Nature (Photos) See amazing photos of U.S. National Parks from space as seen by NASA astronaut Jeff Williams to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service in August 2016.
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China Unveils Mars Rover Design, Launches Name Search A press event was held in Beijing, China that signaled the launching of a public competitive campaign to get a name and logo for the country's first robotic Mars probe.
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NASA Test Flights Examine Effect of Atmospheric Turbulence on Sonic Booms NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center:
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ALMA finds unexpected trove of gas around larger stars Astronomers using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) surveyed dozens of young stars--some Sun-like and others approximately double that size--and discovered that the larger variety have surprisingly ...
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"Red dwarfs - the dim bulbs of the cosmos - have received scant attention by SETI scientists in the past," said Jon Richard, of SETI, a private, non-profit organization which stands for Search for Extraterrestrial Intell...
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FLEX takes on mutants

ESA - 25 Aug 2016 17:00
FLEX takes on mutants Because a plant isn't green doesn't mean it can't photosynthesise as well as its more usual counterpart, but when measured by satellites, these non-green varieties skew results on plant health. FLEX is different. Experim...
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Why Do We Send Animals to Space?

SPACE.com - 25 Aug 2016 17:00
Why Do We Send Animals to Space? Humans have been sending animals to space for almost 70 years, but the questions they hope to answer have evolved in that time.
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"The echoing of FRBs is a very direct probe of dark matter," Munoz said. "While gravitational waves might 'indicate' that dark matter is made of black holes, there are other ways to produce very-massive black holes with ...
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Record-Breaking Astronaut Jeff Williams Congratulated By Scott Kelly | Video NASA's Jeff Williams recently became the first astronaut to surpass 520 days in Space. It was a record previously held by Scott Kelly.
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First test of Breakthrough Starshot interstellar probe highlights likely damage due to gas and dust (Phys.org)--A small team of researchers at Harvard University who are part of the Breakthrough Starshot team has been testing the likely damage to an interstellar spacecraft traveling at approximately one-fifth the speed...
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Image: Ariane 5's fourth launch this year

Phys.org - 25 Aug 2016 15:09
Image: Ariane 5's fourth launch this year An Ariane 5, operated by Arianespace, has delivered two telecom satellites, Intelsat-33e and Intelsat-36, into their planned orbits.
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Video: Using VR in ESA's Orbital Robotics Lab

Phys.org - 25 Aug 2016 15:09
Video: Using VR in ESA's Orbital Robotics Lab Danish ESA astronaut Andreas Mogensen during a summer visit to ESTEC's Orbital Robotics Laboratory, experiencing weightless motion in 2D - courtesy of a friction-free air-bearing platform combined with a virtual reality ...
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Rosetta captures comet outburst

ESA - 25 Aug 2016 15:00
Rosetta captures comet outburst In unprecedented observations made earlier this year, Rosetta unexpectedly captured a dramatic comet outburst that may have been triggered by a landslide.
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Follow-Up: Just How Hot Was July 2016?

Bad Astronomy - 25 Aug 2016 15:00
The other day I posted an article about how ridiculously warm July 2016 was globally. Like every month for 10 months in a row, it was the hottest such month since records have been reliably kept (starting in 1880). This ...
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Expedition 48 Commander Jeff Williams established a new record for most time spent in space by a NASA astronaut today, surpassing 520 days in space over his four missions....
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