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Location American Space News for 25 March 2019
Rocket Lab Scrubs Launch of Experimental DARPA Military Satellite The small-satellite launch company Rocket Lab called off the planned flight of an experimental satellite for the U.S. military Sunday (March 24) due to a video transmitter issue.
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Universe Quickly Spawned Stars After Big Bang, Ancient Galaxy Shows Observations of the most distant galaxy ever identified revealed traces of oxygen from at least one previous generation of stars, a sign that star formation got off to an early start.
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More efficient satellite launch platform on the horizon An efficient and cost-effective satellite launch platform could soon be a reality in Australia thanks to a world first engine that's being developed by University of Sydney combustion experts.
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NASA Updates Spacewalk Assignments, Announces Final Preview Briefing With the first in a series of three spacewalks successfully completed at the International Space Station, NASA has updated astronaut assignments for the remaining two spacewalks and will preview the third in an upcoming ...
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Venera 13 and the Mission to Reach Venus

SPACE.com - 25 Mar 2019 22:43
Venera 13 and the Mission to Reach Venus To this day, the photos taken by the Soviet spacecraft are the best we have from the cloudy planet.
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Birth of 'Great Dark Spot' Storm on Neptune Seen for 1st Time (Photo) For the first time ever, astronomers have witnessed the birth of one of Neptune's enormous 'Great Dark Spot' storms.
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NASA Television to Broadcast Fifth Meeting of the National Space Council NASA Television and the agency's website will provide live coverage of the fifth meeting of the National Space Council starting at 1 p.m. EDT Tuesday, March 26.
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Expedition 59 Flight Engineers Nick Hague and Anne McClain of NASA concluded their spacewalk at 2:40 p.m. EDT. During the six-hour, 39-minute spacewalk, the two NASA astronauts successfully replaced nickel-hydrogen batte...
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Falcon Heavy's first commercial launch to pave the way for reusable rockets in national security missions The data from the Arabsat 6A mission could determine how soon the Air Force will be ready to certify reused boosters. SpaceNews.com
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NASA Selects Three Additional Informal Learning Institutions to Engage Learners in its Mission NASA's Teams Engaging Affiliated Museums and Informal Institutions (TEAM II) has selected three additional informal education organizations to supplement the initial group selected in June 2018.
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Northrop Grumman Names Spaceship for Fallen Apollo 1 Astronaut Northrop Grumman has named its next space station resupply ship after an astronaut who died in NASA's pursuit of the first moon landing.
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Chemically, Earth Is Basically a Less Volatile Version of the Sun The elemental composition of Earth and sun are unexpectedly similar.
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National Space Council Seeks Urgency in NASA Exploration Plans The National Space Council will likely press NASA at its upcoming meeting to speed up its plans to return humans to the moon.
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Hubble Tracks the Lifecycle of Giant Storms on Neptune NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center:
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Study reveals properties of a Type Ib supernova in NGC 4080 A recent study conducted by astronomers has revealed important observational properties of a Type Ib supernova designated MASTER OT J120451.50+265946.6, which exploded in the galaxy NGC 4080. The research, presented in a...
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A place in the Sun

ESA - 25 Mar 2019 14:30
A place in the Sun Space Science Image of the Week: From its vantage point in space, the SOHO solar observatory keeps an eye on our parent star
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Water in space

Phys.org - 25 Mar 2019 14:10
Water in space Did you know that up to 80% of the water on the International Space Station is recycled? Astronauts living and working 400 km above our planet might prefer not to think about it, but the water they drink is recycled from...
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Jupiter's unknown journey through the early solar system revealed It is known that gas giants around other stars are often located very near their sun. According to accepted theory, these gas planets were formed far away and subsequently migrated to an orbit closer to the star. Now, re...
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What ionized the universe?

Phys.org - 25 Mar 2019 13:34
What ionized the universe? The sparsely distributed hot gas that exists in the space between galaxies, the intergalactic medium, is ionized. The question is, how? Astronomers know that once the early universe expanded and cooled enough, hydrogen (...
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Exploring Mercury in a new book

Phys.org - 25 Mar 2019 13:29
Exploring Mercury in a new book Up until 2008, only one spacecraft had ever visited the planet Mercury, and it didn't linger long. NASA's Mariner 10 mission flew past the tiny world three times in the 1970s, giving humanity a helpful but limited glimps...
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Our world is full of chemicals that shouldn't exist. New research could explain why they exist anyway.
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U.S.-Brazil agreement goes beyond launch

Space News - 25 Mar 2019 13:09
U.S.-Brazil agreement goes beyond launch While a recent agreement signed between the United States and Brazil has been touted as enabling American launches from a Brazilian spaceport, the agreement's biggest effect may be on other aspects of aerospace cooperati...
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