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NASA Voyager 1 Space Probe From '70s Troubled by Mysterious Glitch

NASA Voyager 1 Space Probe From '70s Troubled by Mysterious Glitch

The farthest spacecraft from Earth is beaming back weird telemetry data.

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See the ISS, a Spacecraft and a Blazing Meteor in One Incredible Video

See the ISS, a Spacecraft and a Blazing Meteor in One Incredible Video

A camera meant to capture fireballs also caught sight of the space station and the Axiom-1 mission on its way home.

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Canada Proposes Space Law to Punish Crimes Committed on Moon

Canada Proposes Space Law to Punish Crimes Committed on Moon

Canada may amend its criminal code to specifically account for misdemeanors on the lunar surface.

Boeing Successfully Docks Starliner Capsule With ISS Years After Failed First Try

Boeing Successfully Docks Starliner Capsule With ISS Years After Failed First Try

NASA's new ride to orbit has been plagued by technical problems, but Boeing continues to race to catch up with Elon Musk and SpaceX.

NASA InSight Lander Detects 'Monster Quake' on Mars

NASA InSight Lander Detects 'Monster Quake' on Mars

It's the biggest quake ever detected on another planet.

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NASA Voyager 1 Space Probe From '70s Troubled by Mysterious Glitch

The farthest spacecraft from Earth is beaming back weird telemetry data.
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Boeing Successfully Docks Starliner Capsule With ISS Years After Failed First Try

NASA's new ride to orbit has been plagued by technical problems, but Boeing continues to race to catch up with Elon Musk and SpaceX.
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NASA Spacecraft Captured May Lunar Eclipse From 64 Million Miles Away

See the long-distance love letter from a spacecraft destined to explore asteroids.
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Boeing Launches Starliner Do-Over to ISS for NASA: How to Watch Today

The last time Starliner got off the ground was all the way back in December 2019. This time, Boeing wants to reach the ISS.
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Future Astronauts Might Guzzle Water From Ancient Moon Volcanoes

Mmm, volcano water.
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Earth-Watching Satellite Barely Escapes Collision With Russian Space Debris

It was a nail-biter.
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Black Hole Collision Might've Sent Invisible Abyss Hurtling Through Space

Two black holes smashed into each other. The force may have been powerful enough to boot the resulting object into deep space.
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The Military Is Finally Ready to Talk About UFOs

They're called "Unidentified Aerial Phenomena" or UAP, and for the first time in 50 years, Congress has heard testimony from on just what the military knows about them.
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Please Don't Let Neil deGrasse Tyson Ruin Lunar Eclipses for You

"Un-spectacular," huh?
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Power-Starved Mars InSight Lander Heads Into Its Final Months of NASA Science Operations

InSight has taught us about the interior of Mars, but dusty solar panels mean the end is nigh.
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