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Location American Space News for 4 April 2020
Astronomers are hoping to see the very first stars and galaxies in the Universe Sometimes it’s easy being an astronomer. When your celestial target is something simple and bright, the game can be pretty straightforward: point your telescope at the thing and just wait for all the juicy photons to p...
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SpaceX's Third Starship Prototype Collapsed Last Night

Universe Today - 4 Apr 2020 01:19
SpaceX's Third Starship Prototype Collapsed Last Night SpaceX suffered another setback with its development of the Starship last night when a third prototype (SN3) suffered a structural failure during testing and collapsed. The post SpaceX’s Third Starship Prototype Collap...
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The spaceship crash survival game 'Symmetry' is free right now on GOG "Symmetry," a spaceship crash survival game from 2018, is free on the GOG website through April 5 at 9 a.m. EDT (1300 GMT).
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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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Marvel at the universe with the free Northeast Astronomy Forum Virtual Experience today! The Northeast Astronomy Forum is holding a free "virtual experience" and you can watch it live online, and maybe even win some prizes! Here's how.
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Huge asteroid 1998 OR2 will zip harmlessly by Earth April 29. See the latest telescope photos. The "potentially hazardous" asteroid 1998 OR2 is just a few weeks away from its close encounter with Earth, and you can watch the giant space rock's approach online or with a small telescope.
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Accion raises $11 million to refine its dime-size spacecraft thrusters Ion propulsion company Accion Systems has raised $11 million in its latest funding round and has launches and contracts planned this year with NASA, the DoD and academic institutions.
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NASA's Perseverance Mars rover gets its wheels and air brakes Final assembly and testing of NASA's Perseverance rover continues at Kennedy Space Center in Florida as the July launch window approaches. In some of the last steps required prior to stacking the spacecraft components in...
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NASA chief rallies employees amid coronavirus outbreak as agency faces big summer in space Jim Bridenstine recently told NASA employees that he knows how tough the coronavirus outbreak has made life for most of them. But all their hard work will soon pay off, he stressed.
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