Sebastien Clarke
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NASA report outlines vision for long-term human lunar exploration

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke April 5, 2020

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Third Starship prototype destroyed in tanking test

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke April 4, 2020

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Virgin Orbit selects Japanese airport as launch site

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke April 3, 2020

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Astronaut Pee Will Help Build Bases on the Moon

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke April 2, 2020

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NASA Adds Shannon Walker to First Operational Crewed SpaceX Mission

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke April 1, 2020

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Astronauts, ‘Star Trek: Picard’ actor & more remind us of the bigger picture in face of coronavirus

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 30, 2020

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SpaceX has won a big NASA contract to fly cargo to the Moon

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 29, 2020

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NASA requesting proposals for Orion engine

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 27, 2020

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Future space telescopes may probe Titan-like exoplanets

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 26, 2020

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SpaceX reports problem during Crew Dragon parachute test

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 25, 2020

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Study recommends minimizing elements for Artemis lunar lander

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 23, 2020

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Soyuz launches 34 OneWeb satellites

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 22, 2020

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Coronavirus precautions are changing life for NASA astronaut’s launch to space station

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 21, 2020

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NASA targets May for Crew Dragon test flight

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 20, 2020

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NASA Remembers Apollo 15 Astronaut Al Worden

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 19, 2020

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Astronaut Buzz Aldrin has advice for getting through quarantine

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 18, 2020

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NASA selects finalists for next small astrophysics mission

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 17, 2020

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NASA takes Gateway off the critical path for 2024 lunar return

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 15, 2020

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Russian crew swap should not impact next ISS mission

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 13, 2020

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China’s Mars mission likely still on track for July launch despite coronavirus outbreak

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 12, 2020

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Did German physicists accidentally discover dark matter in 2014?

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 11, 2020

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Space industry sees growing effects of coronavirus outbreak by Jeff Foust — March 9, 2020

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 10, 2020

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This gas-giant exoplanet has water-rich clouds. Here’s why it thrills astronomers.

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 9, 2020

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SpaceX launches the last flight of its original Dragon cargo capsule

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 8, 2020

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NASA declares Starliner mishap a “high visibility close call”

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 7, 2020

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Nasa’s next Mars rover will be called Perseverance

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 6, 2020

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Inside Elon Musk’s plan to build one Starship a week—and settle Mars

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 5, 2020

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NASA will reveal the new name of its Mars 2020 rover on Thursday

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 4, 2020

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Astra’s bid to win $12 million DARPA Launch Challenge comes up short

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 3, 2020

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Scientists Are Starting to Take Warp Drives Seriously, Especially This One Concept

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 2, 2020

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SpaceX’s Starship SN1 prototype appears to burst during pressure test

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 1, 2020

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Possible new ‘minimoon’ discovered orbiting Earth

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 28, 2020

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Future Astronauts Could Enjoy Fresh Vegetables From an Autonomous Orbital Greenhouse

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 27, 2020

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Can a rogue star kick Earth out of the solar system?

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 26, 2020

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NASA preparing for long-duration SpaceX commercial crew test flight

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 24, 2020

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‘Mad Mike’ Hughes, daredevil who built a homemade steam rocket, dies in launch attempt

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 23, 2020

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What should we do if a ‘planet-killer’ asteroid takes aim at Earth?

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 21, 2020

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Space Adventures to fly tourists on Crew Dragon mission

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 19, 2020

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SpaceX launches fifth batch of Starlink satellites, misses booster landing

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 18, 2020

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Cygnus launches to space station

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 16, 2020

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NASA signals interest in Venus and volcanoes for next science missions

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 14, 2020

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Explorers Wanted: NASA to Hire More Artemis Generation Astronauts

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 12, 2020

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NASA puts a price on a 2024 Moon landing—$35 billion

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 11, 2020

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Europe’s Solar Orbiter Begins Its Journey to the Sun

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 9, 2020

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Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft, built to carry astronauts, faces new safety concerns

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 7, 2020

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Astronaut Christina Koch lands back on Earth after a record-breaking 328 days in space. Here’s what she did

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 6, 2020

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British ‘X-Files’ of UFO sightings is going public

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 5, 2020

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Decades in the making, Solar Orbiter finally meets launcher at Cape Canaveral

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 3, 2020

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Voyager 2 Went Into Fault Protection Mode, But Engineers Brought it Back Online

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 2, 2020

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Ancient life might have escaped Earth and journeyed to alien stars

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 1, 2020

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NASA to allow researchers to fly on commercial suborbital vehicles

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 31, 2020

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NASA TV to Air Landing of Record-Setting Astronaut Christina Koch, Crewmates

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 30, 2020

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NASA selects Axiom Space to build commercial space station module

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 28, 2020

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Japan seeks to finalize agreement with the U.S. on lunar exploration cooperation

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 27, 2020

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U.S. Space Force says its new seal is not a Starfleet knockoff

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 26, 2020

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Space cookies: First food baked in space by astronauts

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 24, 2020

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Meet Vyom – India’s first robot ‘astronaut’

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 23, 2020

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Could this gorgeous electric plane be the Tesla of the skies?

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 22, 2020

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SpaceX successfully completes its Dragon abort test

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 20, 2020

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SpinLaunch raises $35 million

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 17, 2020

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Moon ‘shrooms? Fungi eyed to help build lunar bases and Mars outposts

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 16, 2020

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Top-Secret UFO Files Could ‘Gravely Damage’ US National Security if Released, Navy Says

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 14, 2020

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Yusaku Maezawa: Japanese billionaire seeks ‘life partner’ for Moon voyage

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 13, 2020

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NASA’s Newest Astronauts Ready for Space Station, Moon, and Mars Missions

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 11, 2020

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Virgin Galactic’s Next SpaceShipTwo Notches Key ‘Weight on Wheels’ Milestone

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 9, 2020

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SpaceX becomes operator of world’s largest commercial satellite constellation with Starlink launch

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 8, 2020

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Aliens definitely exist and they could be living among us on Earth, says Britain’s first astronaut

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 7, 2020

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The Hubble Telescope Turns 30 This Year. Here’s How Astronomers Will Celebrate.

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 6, 2020

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45th Space Wing prepares for first launch under the U.S. Space Force

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 5, 2020

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SpaceX’s New Starship Prototype Could Fly in Just 3 Months, Elon Musk Says

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 4, 2020

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Virgin Orbit plans orbital launch in early 2020

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 3, 2020

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THE SCIENCE FICTION THAT BECAME SCIENCE FACT IN 2019

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 2, 2020

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2020 in Space! Astronauts Ring in New Year (and Decade) from Orbit

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 1, 2020

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Elon Musk shared an animation showing what SpaceX soon hopes to achieve after nearly a decade of effort: Launching astronauts into space

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 31, 2019

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NASA astronaut setting record for longest mission by a woman

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 29, 2019

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Waiting for Betelgeuse: What’s Up with the Tempestuous Star?

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 28, 2019

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How To Watch The Decade’s Final Rocket Launch, China’s Game-Changing ‘Long March 5’

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 27, 2019

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NASA’s Moon to Mars Plans, Artemis Lunar Program Gets Fast Tracked in 2019

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 24, 2019

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Boeing’s new Starliner spacecraft lands in the desert after shaky first flight to space

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 22, 2019

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Starliner suffers “off-nominal” orbital insertion after launch

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 21, 2019

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Boeing Starliner Spacecraft Launches on Historic 1st Mission to Space Station

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 20, 2019

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Starliner test flight passes launch readiness review

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 18, 2019

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SpaceX Falcon 9 Launches Heavyweight Satellite Into Orbit, Nails Rocket Landing

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 17, 2019

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NASA approves Dec. 20 Starliner test flight

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 15, 2019

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Thousands of Government UFO Reports Now Available at Canadian University

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 14, 2019

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NASA selects OSIRIS-REx asteroid sampling site

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 13, 2019

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New Shepard sets reusability mark on latest suborbital spaceflight

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 12, 2019

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How NASA’s Next Mars Rover Will Hunt for Alien Life

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 11, 2019

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Blue Origin Will Launch (and Land) a Reusable Spacecraft Today. Watch It Live

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 10, 2019

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Falcon 9 cargo mission for NASA demonstrated long-duration coast required by U.S. Air Force

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 9, 2019

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New dates set for commercial crew test flights

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 8, 2019

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Electron launches smallsats in test of rocket reusability

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 7, 2019

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Astronauts are Going to Attach a “Robot Hotel” to the Outside of the International Space Station

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 6, 2019

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NASA’s solar probe reveals stunning results after swooping in close to the sun

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 5, 2019

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It’s 10 p.m., Do You Know What Your Astronauts Are Doing?

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 3, 2019

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This Newfound Monster Black Hole Is Too Big for Theories to Handle

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 2, 2019

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New ‘Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker’ Featurette Turns the Nostalgia Dial Up High

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 1, 2019

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NASA Gets Ready For The Private Astronaut Business

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke November 30, 2019

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NASA to Broadcast Next Space Station Resupply Launch, Prelaunch Activities

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke November 29, 2019

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Building a Planet B for Humanity Isn’t a Good Enough Reason to Explore Space

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke November 25, 2019

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