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Pegasus woes continue to delay NASA mission

Space News - 1 Mar 2019 03:20
Pegasus woes continue to delay NASA mission A persistent problem with a Pegasus rocket will keep a long-delayed NASA space science mission on the ground until at least this spring. SpaceNews.com
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Some of the peculiar aspects of our solar system -- an enveloping cloud of comets, dwarf planets in weird orbits and, if it truly exists, a possible Planet Nine far from the sun -- have been linked to the close...
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Israeli Moon Lander Bounces Back from Glitch, Fires Engine Israel's first lunar lander appears to be back on track.
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Space Force proposal officially sent to Capitol Hill, now come the questions Lawmakers have asked DoD to explain why a U.S. Space Command and a Space Force are needed at the same time. SpaceNews.com
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A Cosmic Perspective: Pretty Panoramic Milky Way Photo Resembles an Astronaut's-Eye View A colorful panorama that looks like the view from inside an astronaut's helmet shows the breadth of the Milky Way galaxy as it stretches across the night sky from one horizon to the other.
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Countdown as SpaceX, NASA prepare to test new astronaut capsule Eight years after the last manned US space flight, NASA and SpaceX are preparing to test a new space capsule for astronauts on Saturday--although for now the only occupant will be a dummy named Ripley.
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Pentagon submits Space Force proposal to Congress The Pentagon has submitted a proposal to Congress that, if approved, would see the creation of a new "Space Force," officials said Friday.
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Foust Forward | The government shutdown's shadow on commercial space The shutdown created plenty of more figurative messes that NASA and other government agencies had to clean up after the 35-day shutdown ended in late January. SpaceNews.com
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More Evidence that Planet 9 is Really Out There

Universe Today - 1 Mar 2019 21:08
What’s going on in the distant reaches of our Solar System? Is there a Planet 9 out there? Out in the frigid expanse of our System, there are bodies on orbital paths that don’t make sense in terms of our eight-planet...
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The Expedition 58 crew continued filming in virtual reality onboard the International Space Station today....
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SpaceX's Crew Dragon Demo-1 Test Flight in Pictures See photos from SpaceX's Crew Dragon Demo-1 mission to the International Space Station.
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Get Ready for a Science Rumble with 'Space vs. Dinos' New YouTube Series A new YouTube series from the American Museum of Natural History called "Space vs. Dinos" features scientists who discuss popular topics about space and dinosaurs.
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How We Know about the Oort Cloud, Distant Home of Comets Here's how we know the distant Oort Cloud exists.
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'The Orville' Gives Us an Action-Packed Conclusion in 'Identity, Part II' The action gets dialed up to 11 in the latest episode of 'The Orville.'
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Picard and Riker Reunite! Jonathan Frakes Will Direct New Trek Episodes Veteran 'Star Trek' actor and director Jonathan Frakes will direct some episodes in the new show focusing on Jean-Luc Picard.
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Neutron Stars: Nature's Weirdest Form of Matter

Scientific American - 1 Mar 2019 16:00
Neutron Stars: Nature's Weirdest Form of Matter The insides of neutron stars—the densest form of matter in the universe—have long been a mystery, but it is one that scientists are starting to crack --
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Week in images

ESA - 1 Mar 2019 15:10
Week in images Our week through the lens: 25 February - 1 March 2019
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Space weather kicks up a social storm

ESA - 1 Mar 2019 14:30
Space weather kicks up a social storm One of the most visible -- and fabulously beautiful -- effects of this 'space weather' on our planet are the aurora borealis, the famous 'northern lights' that dance across the high (and low) latitudes.
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Fit for Mars

Phys.org - 1 Mar 2019 14:09
Fit for Mars Rovers are versatile explorers on the surface of other planets, but they do need some training before setting off. A model of Rosalind Franklin rover that will be sent to Mars in 2021 is scouting the Atacama Desert, in C...
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Canada Joins NASA's Lunar Gateway Station Project with 'Canadarm3' Robotic Arm NASA's Lunar Gateway space station project has secured its first international partnership. Canada pledged to contribute a "Canadarm3" smart robotic arm to repair and maintain the Gateway.
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With Vintage, Awe-Inspiring Footage, 'Apollo 11' Will Take You Back to the Moon For one week only, you can feel yourself in the room as the tension on faces across Mission Control fades into elation as Neil Armstrong narrates his first steps on the moon's surface.
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Images from the mission that tested the lunar module Apollo 11 would use to land on the moon just months later.
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