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On TV: A Tale of Two Red Planets

Discover - 15 Nov 2016 18:14
I'll confess, I came to Mars, the new National Geographic miniseries that debuted last night, with a good dose of skepticism. First of all, it is a half-drama, half-documentary blend, a hybrid mix that often ends up comb...
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The sci-fi series comes to life through the lens of director Luc Besson (Fifth Element, Lucy). It hits theaters in July 2017.
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The rocket that will launch the next crew to the International Space Station rolled out to its launch pad today at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. On orbit, the three Expedition 50 crew members are conducting huma...
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Nat Geo Channel's 1st 'Mars' Episode Highlights Real Rocket Tech The first episode of National Geographic Channel's show "Mars" -- about sending humans to the Red Planet -- demonstrates the strength of the program's unique format, which combines science fiction and documentary.
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Unexpected 'Arrival': Humanity's Not Ready for Aliens The prospect of aliens visiting Earth has been percolating through human thought for decades, thanks to countless sci-fi books and movies, such as the newly released film "Arrival." But it's still not clear how we would ...
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TMT Segment-Handling Robot Receives National Award Thirty Meter Telescope:
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A New Prototype Telescope Proves Itself Worthy

Universe Today - 15 Nov 2016 21:42
A New Prototype Telescope Proves Itself Worthy The ASTRI telescope - a prototype for a new type of gamma-ray telescope located on Mount Etna, Siciliy - just passed its most important test to date The post A New Prototype Telescope Proves Itself Worthy appeared first ...
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UrtheCast takes $7.8M impairment charge on ISS-mounted cameras UrtheCast said Nov. 10 it expects to record a $7.8 million impairment charge on two Earth-observing cameras attached to the Russian side of the International Space Station. SpaceNews.com
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Final Frontier Fashion: New 'Star Trek' Line Energizes ThinkGeek Ready to beam up a new wardrobe? A new set of "Star Trek" fashions has debuted on nerd gear website ThinkGeek, courtesy of a collaboration with "fangirl" fashion company Her Universe.
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Kepler Mission Manager Update: K2 Marching On With Campaign 11 NASA: Kepler News and Features:
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A recently leaked, unpublished paper from NASA reveals that NASA has made a functioning Radio Frequency Resonant Cavity Thruster, otherwise known as electromagnetic propulsion drive or EM Drive or Warp Drive - a space en...
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Apollo 11 Astronauts Call on Lawmakers to Mint Coins for Moon Landing 50th A proposal calling on the U.S. Mint to issue curved coins for the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing has gained the support of the surviving astronauts who lifted off on the mission. Buzz Aldrin and Mike Collins ...
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Imaging Planets Around Alpha Centauri Is Aim Of New Telescope | Video Project Blue is aiming to develop a washing machine-sized telescope in the hopes of capturing a "pale blue dot" image of a world around Alpha Centauri A and B stars.
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One of the great mysteries of the cosmos is why it is expanding at an apparently accelerating rate. Physicists have suggested an outward force, dubbed "dark energy," causes this expansion, but they have yet to discover i...
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Farewell to Sentinel-2B

ESA - 15 Nov 2016 16:26
Farewell to Sentinel-2B Just weeks before Sentinel-2B is packed up and sent to French Guiana for its launch next March, media representatives and specialists got one last look at the second satellite for Europe's Copernicus programme.
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New accreting millisecond X-ray pulsar discovered (Phys.org)--A new accreting millisecond X-ray pulsar (AMXP) has been found in one of our galaxy's most massive clusters, NGC 2808. The newly detected AMXP received designation MAXI J0911-655 and is part of an ultra-compa...
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An Eerie Hex on Saturn

Bad Astronomy - 15 Nov 2016 16:00
Two things I love: Astronomy, and cool clouds. I love them even more when I can enjoy both at the same time. The image above is of Saturn, taken by the Cassini space probe on Sept. 5, 2016, when it was about 1.4 million ...
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NASA Updates 2017 International Space Station Crew Assignments NASA and its international partners have updated the assignments for several crew rotations to the International Space Station in 2017. The changes reflect a switch in assignments for some NASA astronauts, as well as a r...
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Watch Galileo launch

ESA - 15 Nov 2016 16:00
Watch Galileo launch See the launch of Galileo satellites 15-18 on Thursday 17 November. Streaming starts at 12:36 GMT (13:36 CET)
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The next era of space

ESA - 15 Nov 2016 15:30
The next era of space ESA's Ministerial Council 2016 is being held in Lucerne, Switzerland, 1 and 2 December
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Carl Sagan's bonkers idea--life inside a comet

Phys.org - 15 Nov 2016 15:28
Carl Sagan's bonkers idea--life inside a comet Establishing a sustained human presence somewhere other than Earth is a vital part of humanity's future, no matter what. We know that Earth won't last forever. We don't know exactly which one of the many threats that Ear...
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When good showers turn bad--the 2016 Leonids

Phys.org - 15 Nov 2016 15:27
When good showers turn bad--the 2016 Leonids A flash of light recently reminded us of the most stunning sight we ever saw.
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