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NASA’s Roman telescope finished construction and ships to Florida for launch this summer
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Cassian Holt
Space Systems
SpaceX’s first Starship V3 flight slipped to July after a tower glitch scrubbed its May attempt
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Cassian Holt
Space Systems
China pulled its Tianwen-3 Mars sample-return mission forward to 2028
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Cassian Holt
Space Systems
SpaceX is aiming to send its first uncrewed Starships toward Mars this November
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Cassian Holt
Space Systems
NASA declared its $582 million MAVEN orbiter dead after the Mars probe went silent for six months
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Alexander Clark
Space Systems
The space station fires its engines now and then to keep from slowly falling back to Earth
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Cassian Holt
Space Systems
SpaceX launched 29 more Starlink satellites from Cape Canaveral on Friday morning
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Cassian Holt
Space Systems
Roscosmos paused its risky repair on the station leak to gather more data before cutting further
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Cassian Holt
Space Systems
Tianwen-2 will scoop a sample from asteroid Kamoʻoalewa, a rock thought to be a chip of the Moon
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Cassian Holt
Space Systems
A SpaceX Falcon 9 booster flew for a record 35th time on Thursday and landed again
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Cassian Holt
Space Systems
The space station circles Earth at about 17,500 miles per hour
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Cassian Holt
Space Systems
China’s Tianwen-2 probe is sliding into orbit around a tiny near-Earth asteroid to grab a sample next month
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Cassian Holt
Space Systems
NASA ordered astronauts into their escape craft after an air leak on the space station doubled to two pounds a day
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Cassian Holt
Space Systems
Once launched, NASA’s Roman telescope will survey the sky far wider than Hubble ever could
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Cassian Holt
Space Systems
The FCC gave Amazon more time on its satellite network but quietly handed Starlink an edge
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Cassian Holt
Space Systems
Amazon has 331 internet satellites in orbit but still hasn’t switched on service
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Cassian Holt
Space Systems
SpaceX is readying Booster 20 for its next Starship test after an engine cut out early
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Cassian Holt
Space Systems
NASA’s Roman Space Telescope will launch August 30, eight months ahead of schedule
By
Cassian Holt
Space Systems
Amazon has 331 internet satellites in orbit but still hasn’t switched on service
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Cassian Holt
Space Systems
Once launched, NASA’s Roman telescope will survey the sky far wider than Hubble ever could
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Cassian Holt
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