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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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An alternative to SpaceX? Spanish start-up to launch first European reusable rocket

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SpaceX pioneered reusable rockets. Spain’s PLD Space is now hoping to shake up the industry with micro-launchers made in Europe.
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SpaceX competitor? A Spanish start-up is ready to launch Europe’s first reusable rocket

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SpaceX pioneered reusable rockets. Spain’s PLD Space is now hoping to shake up the industry with micro-launchers made in Europe.
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Moon-orbiting yeast may be the key to deep space exploration

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A Canadian scientist is leading the hunt to solve a deadly problem that stands in the way of human deep-space exploration. The solution may be found within something you likely have in your pantry: yeast.
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2022 in space: Moon missions, smashing asteroids, and peering into the cosmos

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NASA’s moon mission finally got underway in a year jam packed with major steps forward in space exploration.
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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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NASA's Orion capsule splashes down after Artemis I flight

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NASA's Orion capsule splashed down in the Pacific Ocean Sunday, concluding the Armetis I flight around the moon and setting the stage for the eventual return of astronauts to the moon, including a Canadian.
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NASA’s Artemis 1 rocket launch kicks off long-awaited journey to the Moon

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The launch of the unmanned test flight is a critical step in landing humans back on the Moon for the first time in half a century.
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NASA successfully launches Artemis I moon rocket

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NASA's Artemis I mission blasted off to the moon from Cape Canaveral, Fla. It's an uncrewed test mission but if successful, a Canadian astronaut will be on board for the next flight.
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Inside the NASA rover where astronauts could live, work, and go to the toilet while on the Moon

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NASA's prototype lunar rover has been tested in the Arizona desert as part of the Artemis programme aiming to send humans back to the Moon.
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Elon Musk's SpaceX signs up world's first space tourist for Starship flight around the Moon

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Elon Musk’s SpaceX has signed up 82-year-old Dennis Tinto, the world's first space tourist, for a Starship flight around the Moon.
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NASA crashes spacecraft into asteroid to test planetary defence

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An unmanned NASA spacecraft deliberately smashed into an asteroid in an unprecedented test to prepare for the possibility of a planet-killing space rock. While this asteroid was not a threat, it was a test to see whether NASA could...
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DART: What you need to know about NASA's mission to smash a spacecraft into an asteroid

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NASA's asteroid-smashing DART spacecraft is set to hit its target on Monday, in a test run for what to do if one ever threatened Earth.
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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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Mining the moon: The complicated rules about space resources

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When humans return to the moon next, they'll be taking more than a photograph. Lawyers are reminding governments of the rules when it comes to mining resources outside Earth.
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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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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...
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Could this inflatable house be where humans live in the future on the surface of Mars?

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The two artists behind the project have spent seven years building a house that’s more about living on Mars rather than just surviving.
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Jordan Peele’s ‘Nope’ or: the art of the audacious on-screen alien

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Jordan Peele’s new film 'Nope' has begun its international rollout in most European territories this month. But beyond impressive box-office numbers, there’s another reason to get excited about 'Nope': the way it portrays aliens.
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This inflatable house prototype gives a glimpse into how humans could live on the surface of Mars

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The two artists behind the project have spent seven years building a house that’s more about living on Mars rather than just surviving.
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The Moon then Mars? This is how NASA is preparing to land humans by 2025

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As a first step, the Artemis program will send an unmanned spacecraft to orbit the Moon with mannequins and torsos made of simulated human tissue onboard to test how the voyage will affect human beings.
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NASA Celebrating Mars Curiosity Rover 10th Anniversary in Twitter Spaces

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Friday marked a decade since the Curiosity Rover landed on Mars — for a two year mission. NASA is encouraging fans of the project to ask questions via its Twitter Spaces to celebrate the rover's journey, which will continue for another...
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What does space do to the human brain? Astronauts on the ISS will wear this helmet to find out

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An Israeli start-up, which studies data on brain activity, has developed the device which will be tested in orbit by astronauts to monitor changes in brain activity in space.
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More than just a 'Moon buggy': Californian startup Astrolab unveils its next generation space rover

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If NASA adopts FLEX and its payload platform, it would become the first passenger-capable rover to ply the lunar surface since Apollo 17 in the 1970s.