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NASA’s uncrewed Artemis I mission launched from KSC on November 16, 2022. After a successful mission that included orbiting the Moon, the Orion spacecraft returned to Earth splashing down in
After making a course correction with a number of reshoots and directorial shuffling, “Elio” is poised to be Disney & Pixar’s next potential blockbuster when the kid-centric sci-fi comedy drops
Brilliant Jupiter, the majestic king of planets, shines resplendently in the constellation Taurus this December, marking a celestial event that captures the attention of amateur and professional astronomers alike. With
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Join our newsletter to get the latest military space news every Tuesday by veteran defense journalist Sandra Erwin. WASHINGTON — A defunct military weather satellite has broken up in orbit
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