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Science news
A Visitor from Another Solar System: This Week in Space
A satellite fell silent, a nuclear spacecraft project scrapped, and six more tourists at the edge of space
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Israeli Science Joins a Global Space Effort: This Week in Space
Private astronauts reach the ISS, European spacecraft lost during reentry, U.S. probe nears the Sun again, new sky-mapping telescope begins operations.
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Science Panorama
The History of Missiles and Rockets: From Ancient China to Iran and Mars
For centuries, missiles and rockets have meant progress and destruction. How were they developed—and how are they used and stopped today?
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Starship Explodes During Ground Test: This Week in Space
An high-profile malfunction for SpaceX, the U.S. goes back to "Star Wars," and China refuels satellites in orbit
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A Rare Exoplanetary System: This Week in Space
Rare capture of a planet in an unusual planetary solar system, private mission delay, successful launch by Rocket Lab.
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Moon Crash and Planetary Defense: This Week in Space
A failed Moon landing attempt, a new asteroid-tracking telescope, and fresh insight into a possible galactic collision.
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Amino Acids and a New Dwarf: This Week in Space
New life-detection method for Europa, a new dwarf planet discovered, a Chinese asteroid mission, and a mixed Starship test flight.
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Fading Hopes for Life on Exoplanet K2-18b
A recent discovery of a biological molecule in a distant exoplanet’s atmosphere sparked hope for life beyond Earth, but new studies now challenge this claim.
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