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The engine that put John Glenn back in orbit is being bolted onto a Moon rocket
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An oxidizer leak on the Dragon capsule grounded NASA’s next crew launch
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Eight years into the journey, BepiColombo split itself apart to reach Mercury
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Europe’s space agency says its orbital debris index leapt from 4 to 50 in a single year
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The International Space Station is the most expensive object ever built
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8 space probes that ventured to the edge of the solar system
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GPS satellites tick faster than clocks on the ground, and your maps depend on the fix
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SpaceX’s fourteenth Starship test reaches for orbit and its first real satellite drop
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8 satellites watching fires, floods and hurricanes before they reach you
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Solar Orbiter flew through the Sun’s magnetic border and found it is not flat
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China pulled its Moon south-pole mission off the pad and will not say why
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NASA wired 17,315 feet of harness into the rotorcraft that will fly on Titan
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BepiColombo blew the bolts on its transfer module and committed itself to Mercury
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Hayabusa2 fired a laser at an asteroid while flying past at 5.3 kilometres a second
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A chain reaction of space junk could one day lock humanity out of orbit
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BepiColombo has cut loose its engine module and is falling toward Mercury
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NASA’s Genesis capsule slammed into the Utah desert and shattered its solar-wind samples
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A NASA photo technique is now pulling lost images out of old film
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Eggshells may be the trick to shielding spacecraft from orbital debris
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NASA has added a giant new dish to the Deep Space Network in the California desert
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