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Could it be We've Recieved Alien Signals in the Past and Didn't Notice? Not Bloody Likely, According to New Study
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German defense firm said to be weighing bid for Mynaric
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Did an epic collision form Saturn’s moon Titan and rings?
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Exomoons Could Reveal Themselves Through Lunar Eclipses
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When a Falcon 9 lifted off from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California late Nov. 16, it did something that was unprecedented a decade ago but unremarkable today: it landed
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WASHINGTON — Shield AI, a defense technology firm known for autonomous aircraft software, is venturing into the space sector through a partnership with Sedaro, a startup whose cloud-based simulation tools
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Scientists have detected several sugars essential for life in the samples brought back from asteroid Bennu, NASA announced on Tuesday (Dec. 2). Analyzing pristine fragments of the asteroid delivered to
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Applications 03/12/2025 377 views 14 likes True to its promise, the European Space Agency’s EarthCARE satellite is now being used to calculate directly how clouds and aerosols influence Earth’s energy
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