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Not Your Typical Crash: This Week in Space
An old Soviet spacecraft heading for Earth, NASA faces sharp budget cuts, and Japan advances toward a lunar landing.
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Prestigious Fellowship for Israeli Researcher: This Week in Space
A fellowship for a high-energy phenomena researcher, a farewell to a pioneering telescope, and bone breakdown in space.
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Private Polar Mission: This Week in Space
Private astronauts break new ground, satellites track wildfires, and intriguing molecules are discovered on Mars
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Oxygen at the End of the Universe: This Week in Space
Boeing faces another test flight, India’s Moon program gains momentum, galaxies are aging faster than scientists once thought.
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"Stranded" Astronauts Return Safely
Starliner astronauts returned after nine months — from a planned eight-day mission.
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Saturn’s Moons, Layoffs, and a New Telescope: This Week in Space
NASA layoffs, a new space telescope, and dozens of newly discovered moons
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Starship Explodes Again in Space
On its eighth test flight, SpaceX lost the spacecraft again, similar to the previous test
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Searching for Water on the Moon: This Week in Space
Private and NASA spacecraft en route to the Moon, asteroid risk ruled out, Starship prepares & Katy Perry heads to space.
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