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James Webb Telescope has successfully completed its 1.5 million km journey to its observation post

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The most powerful space observatory ever built will orbit the Sun 1.5 million km from Earth and is designed to last for 10 years.
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Brussels wants to increase management of space traffic

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European Commissioner Thierry Breton says space is becoming increasingly contested.
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Robot dog that can hike peaks in the Swiss Alps unaided could be used on other planets

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Its creators hope the dog, which uses its sense of touch to navigate, will help humans get to previously inaccessible, dangerous places.
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James Webb Telescope: The most ambitious and powerful space observatory ever built is set to launch

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The James Webb Space Telescope, an observatory with a €9.5 billion price tag, will allow scientists to peer further into the cosmos than ever before.
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Volcanic Rock Discovered on Mars by NASA Perseverance Rover

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NASA's Perseverance Rover unexpectedly has discovered volcanic rock on the surface of Mars. Scientists initially had thought the rocks were sedimentary in nature.
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These astronauts will be able to unlock Mars’ secrets by looking at rocks on Earth

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The ESA’s Pangaea project is designed to equip astronauts with essential geology training so they can execute manned missions to the Moon and Mars.
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Meet NASA’s new intake of astronauts who could one day walk on the Moon or Mars

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NASA has revealed its latest cohort of astronauts. The six men and four women could be picked for upcoming missions to the Moon or Mars.
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A spacewalk was cancelled because of space debris. Is it becoming a real threat for astronauts?

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“The problem is that space is limited and the more objects we bring into space, the denser the region gets,” aeronautics expert Carolin Frueh said.
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Latest SpaceX astronauts in orbit makes it 600 people to reach space in 60 years

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The number of humans in space averages out to 10 people per year since Yuri Gagarin’s pioneering flight in 1961.
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European Space Agency is prepping vehicles that will put the first woman on the Moon by 2024

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The ESA-NASA collaboration will develop a vital part of the Orion spacecraft which will land the first woman and the next man on the Moon by 2024.
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Rocket Lab CEO on Solar Sail Launch With NASA

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Space exploration is also getting a boost amid all the excitement surrounding space tourism. Satellite launch service provider Rocket Lab secured a partnership with NASA this month to develop a solar sail launch for deep space or...
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Fact meets fiction in Chris Hadfield’s new space thriller

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Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield talks to Andrew Chang about space tourism and how fact meets fiction in his new space thriller, The Apollo Murders.
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NASA Veteran on New Telescope Program Looking at First Galaxies to Form in Universe

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On December 25, 2021, NASA got into the holiday spirit by launching the James Webb Space Telescope, the largest and most powerful space science observatory in history. It is intended to succeed the Hubble Space Telescope as NASA's...
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NASA’s raised the odds of this meteor striking Earth but don’t prepare for Armageddon just yet

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Thanks to Nasa’s Osiris-Rex probe, scientists have a better idea of Asteroid Bennu’s likely trajectory.
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NASA just raised the odds of this meteor striking Earth but don’t prepare for Armageddon just yet

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Thanks to Nasa’s Osiris-Rex probe, scientists have a better idea of Asteroid Bennu’s likely trajectory.
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The potential environmental impact of expanded space exploration

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The ongoing expansion of space exploration could have a big impact on Earth because of emissions released during launches and debris falling from space.
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The $10 billion Space telescope that will help us travel back in time

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NASA’s new telescope is undergoing final tests before it is launched into Space in October . It will probe the history of our cosmos and whether there is life out there in the Universe.
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Massive piece of Chinese rocket barrelling out of control toward Earth

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A massive piece of a Chinese rocket is falling uncontrolled toward Earth and scientists don’t know where it might land or what damage it could cause.
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NASA believes rocks in this Turkish lake could unlock the secrets to life on the Red Planet

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Lake Salda has long attracted visitors. But last year, it caught the attention of NASA researchers who think it could help identify ancient life on the Red Planet.
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China launches key module of space station planned for 2022

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Tianhe module is one of the three main components of what would be space station China is building to rival the International Space Station.
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NASA Ingenuity helicopter makes historic flight on Mars

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Ingenuity achieved the first powered, controlled flight by an aircraft over the surface of another planet.
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How Amazon Web Services Cloud Tech Aims to Support Space Exploration

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Clint Crosier, director of aerospace and satellite solutions at Amazon Web Services, joined Cheddar to talk about how AWS is implementing cloud technology to further space exploration capabilities. He also discussed the benefits of its...
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Flight Commander Talks Axiom's Upcoming Mission to Send Three Private Citizens to Space

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Michael López-Alegría, former NASA Astronaut and Axiom Space Vice President and flight commander, discusses the details of the Ax-1 mission and what to expect for the future of commercial space travel.
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Japan’s Hayabusa2 delivers rock samples from asteroid Ryugu

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Scientists retrieve a Japanese space capsule carrying cargo of asteroid dust in Australia’s Woomera desert.