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Second NASA Astronaut to Spend Nearly a Year in Space — For Science

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke April 18, 2019

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Skylab and Space Shuttle Astronaut Owen Garriott Dies at 88

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke April 17, 2019

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You Cannot See A Black Hole

Amani GarvinAmani Garvin April 13, 2019

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Watch 2 Astronauts Take a Spacewalk Outside the International Space Station Today!

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke April 8, 2019

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Veteran NASA Astronauts Inducted into US Astronaut Hall of Fame

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke April 7, 2019

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Why Next-Generation Astronauts Will Need the ‘New Right Stuff’ for Space Travel

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke April 3, 2019

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NASA chief says a Falcon Heavy rocket could fly humans to the Moon

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke April 2, 2019

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Life on Jupiter’s Moon Europa? Lander Design Team Hopes to Be the Ones to Find It

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke April 1, 2019

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NASA must land astronauts on moon within 5 years, U.S. vice-president says

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 28, 2019

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Mixed reactions to accelerated moon plan

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 27, 2019

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Spacesuit issue cancels first all-female spacewalk

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 26, 2019

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2020 Mars Helicopter Could Open Alien Skies to Exploration

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 25, 2019

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SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy shown launching NASA Orion spacecraft in fan render

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 24, 2019

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Most of us have viruses sleeping inside us, and spaceflight wakes them up

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 23, 2019

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NASA Astronauts Are Taking a Spacewalk Today: Watch It Live!

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 22, 2019

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Spaceflight is activating herpes in astronauts

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 19, 2019

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Moon dust kept sealed for 50 years will finally reveal its secrets

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 17, 2019

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NASA Television to Air Three Upcoming Spacewalks, Preview Briefing

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 16, 2019

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NASA Astronauts Hague, Koch Arrive Safely at Space Station

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 15, 2019

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NASA Releases Opportunity Rover’s Final Panoramic View of Mars

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 14, 2019

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NASA Astronaut Nick Hague Prepares for His First Spaceflight (for a Second Time)

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 13, 2019

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Rocket Lab Launch of DARPA Satellite Slips

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 11, 2019

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SpaceX Crew Dragon Splashdown Marks Success of First NASA Commercial Crew Flight Test

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 9, 2019

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SpaceX Dragon demo capsule leaves station for Earth

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 8, 2019

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Soon, hundreds of tourists will go to space. What should we call them?

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 4, 2019

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SpaceX’s Crew Dragon capsule successfully docks to the ISS for the first time

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 3, 2019

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SpaceX launches its new Crew Dragon capsule for the first time, paving the way for passenger flights

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 2, 2019

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More work ahead for Crew Dragon after test flight

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke March 1, 2019

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NASA unlikely to return Mars samples in the 2020s

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 28, 2019

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The clearest images of Ultima Thule reveal a strange-looking object

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 25, 2019

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Gateway Foundation Shows off Their Plans for an Enormous Rotating Space Station

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 21, 2019

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With the best air pressure sensor ever on Mars, scientists find a mystery

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 20, 2019

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Watch Israel’s historic moon launch live

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 19, 2019

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NASA experiments suggest problems lie ahead for astronauts during Mars mission

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 18, 2019

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Year in space put U.S. astronaut’s disease defenses on alert

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 16, 2019

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NASA’s Mars Opportunity Rover Is Likely Dead

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 14, 2019

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Something Is Not Quite Right In the Universe, Ultraprecise New Measurement Reveals

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 9, 2019

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NASA Honors Fallen Astronauts Today

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 7, 2019

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SpaceX’s Crew Dragon launch moves to March, risking Falcon Heavy delays

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 6, 2019

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Ocean Moons, Promising Targets in Search for Life, Could Be Dead Inside

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke February 1, 2019

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The Benefits of Sending Your Child to Space Camp

AvatarAvery Phillips January 29, 2019

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Space Travel May Increase Astronauts’ Susceptibility to Cancer

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 28, 2019

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How an Ancient Rock Carrying Earth’s Oldest Known Crystals Ended Up on the Moon

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 27, 2019

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NASA May Decide This Year to Land a Drone on Saturn’s Moon Titan

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 16, 2019

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Astronomers foresee long future for Hubble

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 14, 2019

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NASA Says SpaceX Crew Dragon Launch Will Occur in Feb. at the Earliest

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 11, 2019

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If Aliens Are Causing Weird Dimming of ‘Tabby’ Star,’ They Aren’t Using Lasers to Do It

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 9, 2019

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An Astronaut Accidentally Dialed 911 From the International Space Station

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 5, 2019

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NASA’s New Horizons Promises a Treasure Trove of Data on Ultima Thule

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 4, 2019

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It’s official: NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft has made history

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 2, 2019

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New Horizons Spacecraft Makes New Year’s Day Flyby of Ultima Thule, the Farthest Rendezvous Ever

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke January 1, 2019

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Working in space doesn’t seem to shorten astronauts’ lives

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 30, 2018

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The mystery of the ISS hole just got even weirder

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 29, 2018

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What to Take Care of Before You Head Into Space

AvatarAvery Phillips December 26, 2018

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Watch an astronaut trying to walk after being in space

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 22, 2018

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Apollo 8 Launched 1st Astronauts Around the Moon 50 Years Ago Today Despite Big Risks

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 21, 2018

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Here’s the First Image of the Sun from the Parker Solar Probe

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 17, 2018

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What Does It Take to Become an Astronaut?

AvatarAvery Phillips December 15, 2018

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Cosmonauts armed with knives and cutters hack into Soyuz space capsule in search of hole

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 12, 2018

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Earth inspires ‘never-ending sense of awe’ in astronaut Saint-Jacques

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 11, 2018

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NASA’s Voyager 2 Probe Enters Interstellar Space

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 10, 2018

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Listen to the very first sounds recorded on Mars

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 9, 2018

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This is a Martian selfie from the InSight lander

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 8, 2018

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NASA and SpaceX still aiming for January commercial crew test flight

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 7, 2018

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SpaceX Dragon Cargo Ship Launches to Space Station Today. Here’s How to Watch Live.

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke December 5, 2018

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NASA selects nine companies for commercial lunar lander program

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke November 30, 2018

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Russians Are Struggling to Keep Soyuz Reliable, Space Expert Warns Ahead of Crew Launch

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke November 29, 2018

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NASA’s InSight lander survived ‘seven minutes of terror’ to touch down on Mars

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke November 27, 2018

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First SpaceX Crew Dragon test flight set for January

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke November 26, 2018

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NASA’s latest and greatest Mars lander will touch down on the red planet Monday

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke November 25, 2018

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Watch a Spaceship Leave Earth in Stunning ISS Video

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke November 24, 2018

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First SpaceX Crew Dragon test flight set for January

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke November 22, 2018

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NASA’s 2020 rover will search Mars for signs of life

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke November 21, 2018

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Astronaut Rusty Schweickart Looks Back on Apollo 9, and to the Next Asteroid Impact

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke November 12, 2018

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Billionaire Yuri Milner’s Breakthrough Initiatives Eyes Private Mission to Seek Alien Life

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke November 10, 2018

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NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Just Made Its First Close Pass by the Sun!

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke November 6, 2018

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NASA astronauts will get to use this extraterrestrial supercomputer

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke November 3, 2018

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NASA astronaut still baffled by removal from ISS mission

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke October 30, 2018

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How Do Bones React in Space?

AvatarAvery Phillips October 28, 2018

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Scientists Home in on the Best ‘Water Worlds’ to Search for Alien Life

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke October 25, 2018

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Space Force policy memo being drafted to establish new military branch

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke October 23, 2018

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What it’s like to travel to space, from a tourist who spent $30 million to live there for 12 days

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke October 22, 2018

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NASA wants to send humans to Venus – here’s why that’s a brilliant idea

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke October 20, 2018

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What do astronauts and one in five women have in common?

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke October 16, 2018

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Here’s How Space Agencies Prepare to Rescue Astronauts During Soyuz Launch Aborts and Landings

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke October 14, 2018

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Empty Space Station? NASA Prepares for the Worst (but Hopes for the Best) After Soyuz Abort

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke October 12, 2018

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Astronauts Reflect on Apollo 11 Legacy in ‘First Man’ IMAX Featurette

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke October 10, 2018

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NASA, ULA Launch Mission to Track Earth’s Changing Ice

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke September 16, 2018

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What It’s Like to Snag a Spacecraft with the International Space Station’s Robotic Arm

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke September 11, 2018

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ISS: Spacecraft hole could be ‘deliberate’

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke September 7, 2018

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NASA says it’s building a gateway to the Moon—critics say it’s just a gate

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke September 6, 2018

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The First: Hulu’s new series about a human mission to Mars feels pretty real

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke September 5, 2018

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Texas lawmakers press NASA to base lunar lander program in Houston

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke August 30, 2018

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For the first time in 50 years, a NASA astronaut candidate has resigned

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke August 28, 2018

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NASA Chief Wants to Send Humans to the Moon — ‘To Stay’

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke August 24, 2018

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NASA’s New Space Taxis

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke August 23, 2018

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The Lesser-Known Side of Buzz Aldrin

AvatarAvery Phillips August 21, 2018

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The secret to Mars’ past warmth could be beneath Curiosity’s wheels

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke August 9, 2018

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Parker Solar Probe will go 25 times closer to the sun and withstand 520 times the solar intensity

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke August 7, 2018

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NASA names astronauts for first American flight to International Space Station since 2011

Sebastien ClarkeSebastien Clarke August 4, 2018

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