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Location American Space News for 3 November 2018
Israel Aerospace Industries to pay $10 million for late delivery of satellite destroyed in Falcon 9 explosion Israel Aerospace Industries was ordered to pay Spacecom $10 million for late delivery of Amos-6, a satellite that ended up being destroyed in SpaceX's 2016 Falcon 9 fueling mishap. SpaceNews.com
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An Extremely Large Footprint for an Extremely Large Telescope

Scientific American - 3 Nov 2018 15:00
An Extremely Large Footprint for an Extremely Large Telescope A first look at the foundations of a 40-meter-class telescope --
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Iridium expects Aireon to pay off $200M debt by end of 2021 Aireon, the aircraft-tracking venture Iridium Communications founded to help finance construction of the now nearly completed Iridium Next Constellation, is close to securing a new credit line that should allow the firm ...
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NASA's Space to Ground is your weekly update on what's happening aboard the International Space Station....
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NASA's Dawn Mission Ends, But Its Legacy Lives On

Scientific American - 3 Nov 2018 14:00
NASA's Dawn Mission Ends, But Its Legacy Lives On After visiting not one but two destinations in the asteroid belt, the interplanetary probe at last ran out of fuel --
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SpaceX's 'Starman' and Its Tesla Roadster Are Now Beyond Mars Starman has put a lot of miles on his ride in the last nine months.
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SpaceX's Epic Road Trip Photos: Starman Rides a Tesla Roadster Across Space SpaceX's Starman mannequin is taking the ultimate road trip across the final frontier in Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster after launching into space on Feb. 6, 2018. See photos from the amazing flight here.
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Orbital Debris Removal Company Astroscale Raises $50 Million Astroscale, a company developing technologies to capture and deorbit space debris, announced Oct. 31 it raised a $50 million Series D round that brings its total to date to $102 million.
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2 Big NASA Space Missions Ended This Week, But Don't Panic It's easy for a superstitious mind to jump to anxious conclusions from this week, after NASA announced the ends of two long-running missions: the Kepler space telescope and the Dawn mission that visited the asteroid belt...
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