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'It sounds like an animal': NASA astronauts describe the Crew Dragon re-entry experience SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft practically came alive during its dramatic dive through Earth's atmosphere on Sunday (Aug. 2), its NASA crew reported.
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Calcium-rich supernova examined with X-rays for first time Half of all the calcium in the universe--including the very calcium in our teeth and bones--was created in the last gasp of dying stars.
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Benchmark to provide propulsion for Spaceflight's Sherpa-NG Satellite propulsion startup Benchmark Space Systems announced an agreement Aug. 4 to provide non-toxic chemical propulsion for rideshare provider Spaceflight Inc.'s next-generation orbital transfer vehicle, Sherpa-NG. S...
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Finally! SpaceX Starship Prototype SN5 Flies Just Over 150 Meters Into the Air Yesterday, SpaceX moved one step closer to sending people to the Moon and Mars when its SN5 prototype successfully made a 150 m (~500 ft) hop test! The post Finally! SpaceX Starship Prototype SN5 Flies Just Over 150 Mete...
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Space roar: NASA detected the loudest sound in the universe, but what is it? The space roar, which was detected by NASA's ARCADE mission in 2006, makes space six-times louder than anyone was expecting -- have we finally found the cause?
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Violent thunderstorms on Jupiter may form 'mushballs' that fall from the sky Thunderstorms on Jupiter are so strong that they create ammonia-rich hail known as "mushballs" that may fall from the sky.
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There's One Cloud on Mars That's Over 1800 km Long

Universe Today - 5 Aug 2020 22:01
There's One Cloud on Mars That's Over 1800 km Long Mars’ massive cloud is back. Every year during Mars’ summer solstice, a cloud of water ice forms on the leeward side of Arsia Mons, one of Mars’ largest extinct volcanoes. The cloud can grow to be up to 1800 km (11...
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Beirut explosion devastation spotted from space (satellite photos) The devastation wrought by the massive explosion in Beirut yesterday (Aug. 4) is viscerally apparent in satellite photos.
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Weather satellite and robotic telescope spot Perseverance rover en route to Mars When NASA's powerful Perseverance rover lifted off into space on July 30, a satellite and a robotic telescope caught unique views of the mission on its way to Mars.
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ExoTerra quadruples production capacity to meet government, commercial demand ExoTerra Resources, a Colorado firm focused on propulsion and in-situ resource utilization, is preparing to quadruple production capacity to meet government and commercial demand. SpaceNews
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Trump says 'NASA was Closed & Dead' before he took charge. That's not true. President Donald Trump took to Twitter today (Aug. 5) to announce that he brought NASA back from being "Closed & Dead."
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SpaceX's Starship SN5 Prototype Soars in First Test Flight

Scientific American - 5 Aug 2020 19:00
SpaceX's Starship SN5 Prototype Soars in First Test Flight The short hop could be a big leap toward future missions to Mars --
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Ammonia-rich hail sheds new light on Jupiter's weather New Juno results suggest that the violent thunderstorms taking place in Jupiter's atmosphere may form ammonia-rich hail, or 'mushballs,' that play a key role in the planet's atmospheric dynamics. This theory, developed u...
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Uncovering our solar system's shape

Phys.org - 5 Aug 2020 18:34
Uncovering our solar system's shape Scientists have developed a new prediction of the shape of the bubble surrounding our solar system using a model developed with data from NASA missions.
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GK Launch Services offering lunar smallsat rideshare opportunity The Russian company that markets commercial Soyuz launches says it is offering capacity on a launch of a Russian lunar mission next year for smallsat secondary payloads. SpaceNews
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What 'Star Trek' has taught us about diversity

SPACE.com - 5 Aug 2020 18:00
What 'Star Trek' has taught us about diversity What is so remarkable about "Star Trek" isn't its setting or tone: It is its cast.
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Lava tubes on Mars and the Moon are so wide they can host planetary bases The international journal Earth-Science Reviews published a paper offering an overview of lava tubes (pyroducts) on Earth, eventually providing an estimate of the (greater) size of their lunar and Martian counterparts.
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'Save Space Camp' drive prompted by virus reaches $1.5M goal A fundraising drive has reached its goal of bringing in $1.5 million to save Space Camp from closing because of the coronavirus pandemic, organizers said.
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NASA Administrator Statement on the Passing of Mike Freilich

NASA Breaking news - 5 Aug 2020 17:20
NASA Administrator Statement on the Passing of Mike Freilich Statement from NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine on the passing of Mike Freilich, passionate explorer and former director of NASA's Earth Science Division.
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SpaceX, ULA to launch C-band satellites for SES

Space News - 5 Aug 2020 17:00
SpaceX, ULA to launch C-band satellites for SES Commercial satellite operatorSES has selected SpaceX and United Launch Alliance to each launch two geostationary satellites designed to replace C-band capacity in the United States that the Federal Communications Commiss...
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From floating guts to 'sticky' blood -- here's how to do surgery in space Surgical emergencies are in fact one of the main challenges when it comes to human space travel.
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MarCO shows interplanetary cubesats possible but not easy NASA's MarCO mission showed that interplanetary cubesat missions, while possible, are anything but easy. SpaceNews
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