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Will We Ever Stop Using Rockets to Get to Space?

SPACE.com - 19 Aug 2018 14:01
Will We Ever Stop Using Rockets to Get to Space? On March 16, 1926 in Auburn, Massachusetts, American engineer Robert Goddard launched the first liquid-fueled rocket. The flight lasted a mere 2.5 seconds and ended anticlimactically 181 feet away in a snow-covered cabba...
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This NASA Video of the Moon's Lunar Landmarks Is Simply Amazing A new NASA video tour of the moon captures breathtaking views of the lunar surface.
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Roscosmos cosmonaut Sergey Prokopyev hand deploys one of four nano satellites just outside of the Pirs docking compartment airlock during a spacewalk....
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Concerns grow about Space Force diverting funds from other military priorities Retired Air Force officer Wesley Hallman: "We all want this to work. But does it have to be a separate service?" SpaceNews.com
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Russia's top investigative agency says it has detained a deputy head of the nation's top space corporation on fraud charges.
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Maximum Alienness

Scientific American - 19 Aug 2018 15:00
Maximum Alienness What might make life hard to recognize as life? --
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NASA SpaceCast Weekly - August 17, 2018

SpaceRef - 19 Aug 2018 14:30
NASA's in-depth report on the weeks happenings....
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NASA's Opportunity Rover Still Silent on Mars

Scientific American - 19 Aug 2018 14:00
NASA's Opportunity Rover Still Silent on Mars Two months into a planet-wide dust storm, the hardy rover remains in hibernation—or worse --
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Space Force Talk Drawing Attention to the Need for International Norms The announcement by Vice President Mike Pence last week that the Pentagon will stand up a Space Force suddenly has drawn attention to the issue of international space security.
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This Tiny Galaxy Is Home to a Weirdly Large Supermassive Black Hole Astronomers spotted a huge black hole in the center of a very small galaxy, which could help scientists better understand how these kinds of galaxies -- called "ultracompact dwarfs" -- form.
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A satellite designed to measure Earth's global wind patterns is set to be hoisted into orbit Tuesday from the Arianespace launch site in French Guiana.
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