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Success Amid Partial Disappointment in Sixth Starship Test
The booster was not caught the the launch tower, but the spacecraft performed successfully, including in-space engine reignition
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Will the Station Hold Up? This Week in Space
Disagreements over ISS leaks, another Starship test, challenges at NASA, and a possible shoreline on Mars.
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Uranus - New Insights into a Magnetic Mystery
Strange findings regarding Uranus's magnetic field may not have been representative of its typical state
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Get Ready for Starship’s Comeback: This Week in Space
SpaceX’s lunar lander design revealed, India’s space program delayed, new Iranian satellites, and a veteran space telescope bids farewell.
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A Cat's Take on Words
Study shows that cats can associate words with images, similar to how babies learn language
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Senior Position for Israeli Researcher: This Week in Space
An international appointment for a BGU space researcher, New Glenn rocket in preparation, and crew change at Tiangong 3
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Slowly Disappearing Canopy - Tropical Forests in Peril
The Green Lungs at risk: how small actions can lead to the collapse of rainforests
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Life Through The Looking Glass - Exploring Chirality in Nature
Why do amino acids in living organisms favor left-handed chirality? A recent study offers a compelling explanation.
