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Dog comes to rescue after owner falls through ice

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A P.E.I. man credits his dog for coming to his rescue after falling through the ice on Shipyard Road outside Kensington. Andrew Lorimer explains how one dog got him into trouble and the other saved the day.
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Irvington girls basketball coach wins historic 800th game

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Irvington girls varsity basketball coach Gina Maher has accomplished it all. She has led her squads to six state titles, five federation championships and holds a spot in the New York State Basketball Hall of Fame since she first took...
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SpaceX Starship test flight fails minutes after launch

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SpaceX's uncrewed spacecraft Starship, developed to carry astronauts to the moon and beyond, was presumed to have failed in space minutes after lifting off. Saturday's launch was a second test, after its first attempt to reach space...
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New Animation of Mars

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Scientists at the European Space Agency have created an animation showing Mars that's been strung together from photos of a desert canyon on the planet.
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“Plans to go to Mars, Venus…” ISRO Chief S Somanath gives details on upcoming space missions

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While speaking to media persons on October 15, ISRO Chairman S Somanath informed about ISRO’s upcoming space missions. He said that ISRO is primarily working on Gaganyaan Space mission. Adding further, he said that ISRO has plans to go...
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Speculation About Mars 'Doughnut' Rock on Surface

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An image captured by the Mars rover Perseverance showed a doughnut-shaped rock on the planet.
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'Analog Astronauts' Living on Mock Mars Base

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Four scientists will be living on a mock Mars base for a year that has been built inside the Johnson Space Center in Houston.
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Astronauts could fly over Mars by 2033

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Humans are closer than ever to visiting Mars.
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Giant SpaceX rocket explodes after launch, still hailed as success

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SpaceX launched its next-generation Starship cruise vessel, but minutes into the flight, it veered off course and exploded. The company says the explosion isn’t a complete failure because it provided valuable data for future missions.
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What does the explosion of the SpaceX rocket mean for the Mars mission?

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The SpaceX Starship rocket is a critical part of NASA's plans. CBC’s science reporter Nicole Mortillaro explains why the explosion of the massive rocket isn’t hampering plans to send astronauts to Mars.
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What will life be like for astronauts on Mars? NASA unveils a simulation habitat

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A four-person crew will spend a year inside NASA’s Mars simulation habitat to test how they react to conditions on the Red Planet.
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Inside NASA’s Mars Dune Alpha where volunteers will spend a year simulating life on the Red Planet

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A four-person crew will spend a year inside NASA’s Mars simulation habitat to test how they react to conditions on the Red Planet.
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One of NASA's Mars Mission Comes to an End

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One of NASA's longest-running Mars missions came to an end.
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Need2Know: December 22, 2022

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The latest on the FTX crypto drama, Russia boosts its military enrollment, and Medicare recipients could lose coverage in 2023. Here is everything you Need2Know for Thursday, December 22, 2022.
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UAE Hope probe reveals the mysteries of Mars

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The Emirates Mars Mission has been a source of inspiration for young Arabs and is set to have a long-lasting impact on the economy.
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Artemis lift-off: NASA successfully launches massive Moon rocket

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The moonshot follows nearly three months of vexing fuel leaks that kept the rocket bouncing between its hangar & the pad
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Artemis 1: NASA counts down to second attempt at launching historic mission to the Moon

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The uncrewed test flight aims to ensure NASA's new Space Launch System is capable of putting astronauts back on the Moon for the first time in 50 years.
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Artemis 1: Second attempt at launching NASA's historic mission to the Moon called off

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The uncrewed test flight - called off for a second time - aims to ensure NASA's new SLS rocket is capable of putting astronauts back on the Moon.
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NASA calls off moon rocket launch for a second time

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The launch of Artemis 1, NASA’s uncrewed mission around the moon, was called off again this weekend after crews were unable to fix a liquid hydrogen leak.
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Artemis 1: NASA aims for second try at Moon rocket launch on Saturday

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A fuel leak and engine problem scuppered Monday's planned launch but engineers are hoping to get the issue fixed in time for a second try on Saturday afternoon.
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NASA prepares to launch powerful moon rocket

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Monday's Artemis 1 mission launch promises to be a triumphant return to space for NASA. Using the most powerful rocket NASA has ever built, the uncrewed mission will serve as a crucial test run for astronauts to return to the moon and,...
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Spaceflight is 'an investment,' says American astronaut

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The technology that is developed for the Artemis spacecraft missions to the moon will come back to benefit humans on Earth, says U.S. astronaut Clayton Anderson.
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Space flight is 'an investment,' says American astronaut

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The technology that is developed for the Artemis spacecraft missions to the moon will come back to benefit humans on Earth, says U.S. astronaut Clayton Anderson.
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NASA races to get Artemis mission back on track after launch postponed

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NASA is trying to figure exactly what went wrong with its Artemis 1 rocket after scrapping Monday’s planned launch over a heating issue with one of the engines. The next available window to try again is Friday, if they can get the rocket...