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  • The world's most advanced 'mini-stomachs' now produce acid
  • What if pollution influenced the sex ratio at birth?
  • Covid-19:a mask that shines in contact with the coronavirus
  • Smoking a cannabis joint to fall asleep wouldn't be a very good idea
  • Melting of Antarctica:should we fear a release of pathogenic viruses?
  • The man who had an inverted tooth in the nasal cavity
  • Viagra, a new way to fight Alzheimer's disease?
  • New Zealand will ban smoking for anyone born after 2008
  • Neuralink:the first chips will soon be implanted in humans
  • Why should this anti-covid chewing gum never hit the market?
  • Assisted suicide capsules soon available in Switzerland
  • This work provides new information on the genetic origin of obesity
  • Study suggests no one has actually discovered a cure for hangovers yet
  • How a man ended up with insulating foam in his urethra
  • Covid-19:what is this Texan vaccine ten times cheaper than the others?
  • What happens to your body when you drink too much alcohol
  • A Very Common Virus May Trigger Multiple Sclerosis
  • CES 2022:this start-up unveiled 3D-printed splints
  • Endometriosis:a promising drug in a phase 3 trial
  • Covid-19:No "Deltacron" variant yet
  • The venom of this snail is the basis of a potential better treatment against diabetes
  • First successful transplant of a pig heart in a human patient
  • In Hong Kong, this is how we treat Covid-19 positives
  • Affluent children and adults are more subject to tooth wear
  • According to a study, botulinum toxin would reduce stress and anxiety
  • Those who worship celebrities have lower cognitive abilities
  • Should we be afraid of Flurona, contraction of the flu and Covid-19?
  • Babies' gut bacteria are linked to their sleep
  • When taking a shower generates indoor pollution
  • The region of the brain specific to clitoral stimulation has been discovered
  • Rare:one case of ectopic pregnancy in the liver
  • What are the differences between "cardiac arrest" and "heart attack"?
  • These researchers injected oxygen into the rectum of pigs
  • Why should you avoid reheating your coffee in the microwave?
  • Sweden:an implant capable of storing the health pass
  • Recycled plastic also contains toxic chemicals
  • Mosquitoes are sensitive to skin color, study finds
  • Neuralink project accused of causing extreme suffering in monkeys
  • The interior of cars is a veritable nest of bacteria
  • In the Nordic countries, babies can nap outside
  • “Universal” organ transplants:a study brings us closer
  • Covid-19:a promising vaccine made from plants
  • Is it possible to fight infections with plants?
  • Sleep an extra hour a night to lose weight?
  • Every woman is more likely to die if her surgeon is a man
  • Prostate cancer:a promising treatment in dogs
  • These researchers want to restore sight to a blind monkey using a neural implant
  • Analyze retina scans to assess heart attack risk
  • HIV:a new variant discovered in the Netherlands surprises researchers
  • Soon a single test to detect the risk of four cancers?
  • Compressed sound could harm our health and hearing
  • When an AI takes care of embryos in an artificial uterus
  • What if smoking could impact four generations?
  • Hairless French bulldogs:the alert from British veterinarians
  • Covid-19:some countries will soon relax or abandon health restrictions
  • Can CBD help prevent SARS-CoV-2 replication?
  • Neuralink is recruiting for clinical trials, anyone?
  • Breakups and loneliness weigh more on men's health
  • These four elements are the most common in the human body
  • Plastic nanoparticles found in human blood
  • Breakthrough:'Locked-in' patient communicates with family via implant
  • An AI proposes 40,000 new possible chemical weapons in six hours
  • Even low light at night can impact sleep
  • This start-up offers a plaster printed in 3D using a smartphone
  • What's going on on "Plague Island" off the coast of Germany?
  • Night workers have poorer memory, study finds
  • People, not science, decide when a pandemic is over
  • Depressed people more likely to believe misinformation around Covid-19?
  • This Is What Happens In Our Brains When We Change Our Minds
  • Ants more effective than dogs in detecting cancer
  • Breastmilk 'sharing economy' would benefit mammalian fertility
  • A rather worrying report deals with infertility in France
  • According to this study, mobile phones do not cause tumors in 10-24 year olds
  • Should I get iodine tablets because of the nuclear threat?
  • Air travel:how to choose the ideal place?
  • What does the first recording of a dying human brain tell us?
  • From a brain perspective, loneliness and social anxiety are very different
  • Cracking your joints:what are the risks of this mania?
  • Retinal thickness may be an indicator of brain health
  • It is possible to regain sight thanks to an ocular implant made from a tooth
  • Consumption of sweeteners increases the risk of developing cancer
  • This expert recalls how to reduce your alcohol consumption
  • What is never-seen, the evil twin of deja-vu?
  • Here are the signs to suspect a case of schizophrenia
  • Microplastics isolated from the lungs of living humans, a first
  • What happens in the brain in case of burnout?
  • Children who take daytime naps learn to read better, study finds
  • Childhood trauma increases the risk of multiple sclerosis
  • A new type of vital cells discovered in the lungs
  • No matter where you come from, this perfume makes everyone agree
  • Why should children be allowed to get dirty in nature?
  • Sex lubricants are bad for fertility, study finds
  • The first drug-releasing lenses arrive in the United States
  • Why are our kitchen sponges such breeding grounds for bacteria?
  • Are e-cigarettes more harmful to the nose than traditional cigarettes?
  • This NGO explains why soils are important and why they must be preserved
  • So-called "boring" people:what effects on their health?
  • Do children resulting from assisted reproduction techniques become happier adults?
  • The human genome is finally completely sequenced
  • What is the aphasia disorder that Bruce Willis suffers from?
  • Half of fruits and vegetables from intensive agriculture are contaminated with undesirable substances
  • An AI to predict the risk of heart attack five years in advance
  • Is the sense of direction really more pronounced in men than in women?
  • Microplastics at the origin of the transport of diseases from the land to the oceans?
  • Climate change increases the risk of viral transmission between species
  • What Really Happens When You Drink Ayahuasca?
  • Men and women experience pain differently. We might finally know why
  • Covid-19:the city of Shanghai is in full psychosis
  • A program launched after September 11, 2001 treats trauma related to the war in Ukraine
  • Mysterious acute hepatitis in children:what we know
  • This is the longest COVID-19 infection on record
  • What if this aquatic salamander could give eternal life to humans?
  • An AI to detect Internet users prone to depression
  • H3N8 avian flu:a first case of human contamination detected in China
  • An army of worm larvae squirmed under his skin
  • Is virtual reality a danger to our mental health?
  • Covid-19:the virus can lead to total loss of sight
  • Migraines:16% of the population of developed countries suffer from them daily
  • Ultrasound to destroy tumors, a promising technique
  • Case Report:A Man Ripped His Lung While Masturbating
  • Cancer:this soft robot capable of navigating the lungs is a real breakthrough
  • IADE:a key role in the operating theater and in intensive care
  • Hearing loss may soon be reversed with new therapy
  • Why do dogs lick their wounds?
  • Impotence:taking medication increases the risk of vision problems
  • HER2+ breast cancer:positive reassessment of an existing treatment
  • The surgeon who performed three major surgeries on himself
  • Food neophobia or when children reject new foods
  • No matter how old you are, your liver is only about three years old
  • Social networks:a study deals with the loss of contact with the real world
  • CBD against epilepsy and opioid addiction
  • Increased risk of hemorrhagic stroke in case of irregular supper hours
  • Is house dust mostly dead skin?
  • United States:infants hospitalized due to shortage of infant formula
  • Human receives first shot of 'cancer killer' virus
  • What is Havana Syndrome?
  • This dome changes salty or polluted water into drinking water
  • Fever:what happens in your body when the temperature rises?
  • Elon Musk thinks he can solve the problem of tinnitus within 5 years
  • Study identifies possible cause of 'sudden infant death syndrome'
  • Fecal transplantation has anti-aging effects in mice
  • Significant cognitive decline in some Covid patients
  • Twins grew up in two different countries. How similar are they?
  • Why urinating shortly after ejaculation is often painful?
  • Why is type O blood type so special?
  • Pregnancy stress harms baby's brain, study finds
  • Popcorn, a healthy food or to avoid?
  • Weight loss:an experimental drug shows impressive results
  • A major discovery for the treatment of prostate cancer
  • Researchers suggest putting your stool in a bank. Here's why.
  • Dyslexic people may have played a role in the survival of our species
  • Why should we avoid using a plastic water bottle more than once?
  • Why can't humans drink salt water?
  • Breast cancer spreads more aggressively at night
  • Monkey pox:the virus would have undergone an "accelerated evolution"
  • Lyme disease has already affected 14% of the world's population.
  • When an experimental treatment causes a profound change in hair color
  • WHO attentive to the discovery of a poliovirus in London
  • This simple balance test could predict your risk of premature death
  • Electronic cigarette:What are the risks when you are pregnant?
  • According to this work, legal medical cannabis reduces road accidents
  • A new model to study brain learning
  • Ingenious procedure enables rejection-free kidney transplants
  • One in 500 men may carry an extra chromosome
  • The human brain is much hotter than we thought
  • Sleeping in pairs or more could improve sleep quality
  • Scientists Cover Robotic Finger With 'Human Skin'
  • One in ten people remain conscious under general anesthesia
  • What is the phenomenon known as the "first night effect"?
  • "This is the first time this has happened in the history of cancer"
  • The professor who showed off his erection in the middle of a urology conference
  • Virgin Galactic unveils the interior of its spaceship
  • Perseverance will be guided by the most accurate maps of Mars yet
  • A Martian meteorite is about to return to its planet
  • A gigantic stratospheric balloon will be deployed to study the cosmos
  • This German discovers a 30 kg meteorite in his garden
  • Three joysticks from the Apollo 11 mission sold at auction
  • Here is the largest 3D map of the Universe!
  • Here's what NASA is planning to send humans to Mars
  • 'Potentially dangerous' asteroid will flirt with Earth in September
  • Samples from asteroid Ryugu will return to Earth on December 6
  • 800 million years ago, the Earth and the Moon suffered an asteroid shower
  • This is the first image of planets around a Sun-like star
  • Two NASA astronauts equal spacewalk record
  • March:Chinese mission could be launched on Thursday
  • What is a comet and why does it shine?
  • SpaceX:the two astronauts aboard the ISS will return to Earth on August 2
  • Comet Neowise:until when and how to observe it with the naked eye?
  • A 'failed' supernova propels a white dwarf through the galaxy
  • SETI will help NASA protect the solar system from contamination
  • On Jupiter, it sometimes hails ammonia
  • Tonight, don't miss the exceptional shower of shooting stars from the Perseids!
  • US Space Force flexes muscles with foundational doctrine
  • This surprisingly dense exoplanet challenges theories on the formation of planets!
  • Once considered barren, dwarf planet Ceres is actually an ocean world
  • On Venus, astronomers discover a gigantic "wall of clouds"
  • How many habitable planets can a star support?
  • The United States Department of Defense could have its own space station!
  • This mushroom discovered at Chernobyl could help colonize Mars!
  • NASA approves the reuse of SpaceX capsules for its manned flights
  • Ancient Mars may have been covered in ice
  • Where is the best place in the world for stargazing?
  • SpaceX capsule:boaters have invaded the landing area
  • Two young Indians discover an asteroid heading towards Earth!
  • Why Perseverance will use nuclear energy to warm up
  • On the way to Mars, the Chinese mission photographs the Earth and the Moon
  • A "space sunscreen" to protect astronauts from radiation
  • What is this strange cloud spotted on Mars a few days ago?
  • Perseverance:the ship is on its way to Mars!
  • Aerographite, a promising material for easily exiting the Solar System
  • A mission to uncover the mysterious "wandering planets" of our galaxy
  • The James Webb Telescope passes a major test before its launch
  • En route to Mars, the Chinese spacecraft Tianwen-1 tests its instruments
  • Panspermia:bacteria survived the vacuum of space for three years
  • Fifty new planets confirmed by AI
  • Dozens of brown dwarfs discovered near the Sun
  • Is Earth at risk of colliding with an asteroid in November?
  • The explosion of a star causing a mass extinction on Earth?
  • Artemis program:Blue Origin delivers a first model of its lander
  • NASA is investigating an air leak on the ISS
  • An asteroid passed incognito less than 3000 km from Earth
  • Will a black dwarf seal the fate of the Universe?
  • A new technique for observing space debris in the middle of the day!
  • En route to Mars, NASA woke up Ingenuity
  • TESS:NASA's exoplanet hunter completes its primary mission
  • How fast does the fastest star in the galaxy travel?
  • Here is the first magnetic map of the Sun's atmosphere to better predict solar storms!
  • The United States wants a nuclear power plant on the Moon by 2026!
  • This is what the Solar System really looks like
  • A 150 km radius asteroid hit a moon of Jupiter!
  • NASA finally got the signal it was waiting for
  • There could be 600 irregular moons around Jupiter
  • On board the ISS, mutant mice are the subject of a study on life in microgravity
  • A (possible) sign of life discovered on Venus
  • How are the samples taken in space stored?
  • When cosmonauts still flew into space with weapons
  • NASA wants to buy lunar soil from private companies
  • The main mirror of the Roman space telescope is finally finished
  • The world's largest camera takes its first shots
  • This company discovered one of the largest impact craters in the world!
  • No sign of aliens around these 10 million stars
  • China quietly launches mysterious 'experimental reusable spacecraft'
  • NASA patents a faster, cheaper way to get to the moon
  • Earth has been traveling through supernova debris for 33,000 years
  • How did cats advance astronauts?
  • A New Technique to Get Rid of "Moon Dust"
  • Has the Earth rusted the Moon for billions of years?
  • LIGO and Virgo Record Biggest Black Hole Merger Yet
  • A submarine could soon explore the seas of Titan
  • Satellite constellations:operators and astronomers will have to agree
  • Andromeda's "halo" already collides with that of the Milky Way
  • New Images Show Evolution of M87 Black Hole's 'Ring of Light'
  • ISS:the air leak is in one of the Russian modules of the station
  • The future of astronomy threatened by an old familiar enemy
  • Physicist Jim Woodward thinks he has the answer to interstellar travel
  • NASA will land on an asteroid next month
  • A study specifies the quantity of matter contained in the Universe
  • Astronomers claim to have isolated several bodies of liquid water on Mars
  • Chitin, this material that could help us build Martian habitats
  • Meet MoonRanger, the little robot that will look for water on the Moon in 2022
  • 3D printing:how does NASA want to manufacture the engine of future rockets?
  • They may have discovered the first extragalactic exoplanet
  • Moon landing in 2024:NASA could fall back on a plan B
  • Earth's new 'mini-moon' could be just a piece of rocket
  • Rocket Lab wants to send a private mission to Venus in 2023
  • They discovered "planet Pi"
  • NASA specifies the cost of returning to the Moon in 2024
  • Soon on your screens:a reality TV show to send a tourist into space
  • There is fresh ice north of Saturn's moon Enceladus
  • Artemis program:Dynetics unveils a first model of its lander
  • Discovery of a huge planet around a small dead star
  • Why is Neptune blue?
  • We have officially entered a brand new solar cycle.
  • Venus:a study to lift the veil on phosphine
  • Starlink tribe thanks SpaceX for 'catapulting them into the 21st century'
  • Can the Moon become the outpost of extraterrestrial research?
  • US Space Force plans to send military into space (one day)
  • Russia Introduces 'Amur', Its Reusable Rocket (and It Looks Familiar)
  • Elon Musk's Tesla approached the planet Mars
  • Astronomers identify potentially 'super-habitable' planets
  • SpaceX gets back on track with a new Starlink launch
  • Location ten times more precise than GPS thanks to Starlink satellites?
  • After delivering his precious loot to us, Hayabusa2 will leave for new adventures
  • Had NASA already detected phosphine on Venus in 1978?
  • The United Arab Emirates will place a rover on the Moon in 2024
  • WASP-189b:one of the most extreme planets ever discovered
  • A radio telescope on the other side of the Moon to probe the youth of the universe
  • Crew Dragon's first operational manned flight is scheduled for Halloween
  • NASA releases a poster for its Europa Clipper mission
  • How much radiation will astronauts on the Moon be exposed to?
  • Titan:NASA delays the launch of its Dragonfly mission
  • This mini laboratory is capable of analyzing traces of extraterrestrial life!
  • Watch this meteor 'bounce' off Earth's atmosphere
  • Astronomers photograph an exoplanet 63 light years away
  • NASA must make Orion capsule toilet less smelly
  • China is building a new rocket to take people to the moon
  • Between science fiction and propaganda:images retracing the Soviet space conquest
  • Study challenges recent discovery of phosphine on Venus
  • Osiris-Rex:Captured Asteroid Samples Escaped Into Space
  • A browser-based universe simulator to familiarize yourself with gravity (test it!)
  • What will future "space wars" look like?
  • Starlink project:3% of satellites no longer work!
  • Extraterrestrials:Earth could be visible from nearby exoplanets
  • Here is the DuAxel, a NASA rover that must be able to access the craters of Mars
  • NASA to announce 'exciting new discovery' on the Moon on Monday
  • 4G on the Moon? NASA and Nokia are already working on it
  • On its way to Mercury, the BepiColombo probe photographs Venus
  • Surprise:Betelgeuse is smaller and closer than we thought
  • It's done:NASA has successfully landed on the asteroid Bennu!
  • The puzzle of the strange galaxy composed of 99.9% dark matter is solved
  • Airbus will bring the first samples from Mars back to Earth
  • ISS:astronauts isolated the air leak with tea leaves
  • SpaceX:Elon Musk announces first trip to Mars in four years
  • They want to use the shade of trees to detect life on exoplanets!
  • China selects its taikonauts for the launch of its space station
  • ESA will land its rover on Mars in 2023 to search for life
  • Discovery of an amino acid in the atmosphere of Venus
  • A new crew reaches the ISS in record time
  • Back to the Moon:NASA tests its new spacesuit
  • Jupiter's moon Europa could glow in the dark
  • Object trailing behind Mars could be an ancient piece of the Moon
  • SpaceX's Starship could also clean up space
  • For Elon Musk, the first Martian colony will not obey Earth laws and governments
  • Why SpaceX plans to apply its Starlink project to the planet Mars
  • You wouldn't last a second on this hellish planet
  • Why NASA opposes this new megaconstellation project
  • Sue, the famous T-Rex, suffered from a terrible infection before she died
  • Europe will help NASA build the mini-station in lunar orbit
  • Some galaxies in the early Universe were surprisingly mature
  • The ISS is not eternal. This is how she will end up dying
  • Ice cream as fluffy as "cappuccino foam" isolated on a comet
  • Meteorite found in Michigan contains 'pure' organic compounds
  • Asteroid Apophis could still hit Earth in 2068 (but unlikely)
  • A study estimates the number of habitable planets in the galaxy
  • SpaceX officially begins public testing of Starlink
  • Discovery of an Earth-sized "wandering planet"
  • NASA detects strange molecule in Titan's atmosphere
  • Perseverance is halfway to Mars
  • This machine will drill ice on the Moon in 2022
  • The Moon's shadows may harbor hidden ice reserves:Why it matters
  • NASA Announcement:Water Found On Moon's Sunlit Surface
  • First 'Martians' will live under glass domes, says Elon Musk
  • Discovery of a "fossil galaxy" buried deep in the Milky Way
  • The mystery of the Blue Ring Nebula is finally solved
  • Could a lunar telescope reveal the very first stars in the Universe?
  • Japan wants to build a spaceport in 2021!
  • This French start-up has used an unprecedented technology to propel satellites!
  • Geologists imitate the soil of Mars in order to grow plants there!
  • Rocket Lab launches thirty satellites and recovers its booster
  • End clap for the Arecibo radio telescope, an icon of astronomy
  • Exoplanet analyses:green light for ESA's Ariel mission
  • Mars sample return:a complex mission of "extraordinarily high scientific value"
  • In the universe, gas has been warming for at least ten billion years
  • NASA:this 9-year-old boy won a contest with his lunar toilet!
  • China prepares to bring back lunar samples
  • The mission of this company:to transform moon dust into oxygen
  • Mission Hope:United Arab Emirates will reach Mars in early February
  • The Arecibo radio telescope is in very great difficulty!
  • Have we just witnessed the birth of a magnetar?
  • Some bacteria can mine valuable minerals in space
  • Could Europe's plumes contain extraterrestrial life?
  • Everything you need to know about SpaceX's next manned flight for NASA
  • How Rocket Lab will try to recover the first stage of its rocket
  • Who wants to taste the first "space radishes"?
  • Discover Ravn X, the first fully autonomous rocket launcher
  • Mars underground brine could be a good source of oxygen
  • To what object do we owe the Geminid rain that lights up the December sky?
  • China takes off from the moon and prepares for a complex maneuver
  • SpaceX:a first crewed trip to Mars in 2026?
  • Following in the footsteps of SpaceX, Rocket Lab recovers a booster in "good condition"
  • India will launch its first mission to Venus in 2024
  • There will be a remote control car race on the Moon in 2021
  • ESA signs agreement to deorbit first space debris
  • Mission Chang'e 5:China has just landed successfully!
  • Tree rings would contain traces of supernovae
  • Japan to deliver asteroid samples to Earth
  • The Artemis 1 mission to prepare for the return of humans to the Moon
  • A satellite equipped with LED lamps to avoid collisions!
  • Where does the mysterious "Wow!" signal come from? captured on Earth more than 40 years ago?
  • We're closer to our Galaxy's supermassive black hole than expected
  • A ship immortalizes the fall of a meteor near Tasmania!
  • On December 21, this astronomical phenomenon will occur for the first time since the Middle Ages
  • SpaceX launches a new batch of satellites and breaks a record
  • But what is this strange metal monolith discovered in the Utah desert?
  • Indonesia:a meteorite falls in a garden and makes its owner a millionaire!
  • Traces of an ancient mega-flood discovered on Mars
  • 'Intriguing signal' detected from nearest star
  • A Canadian astronaut will fly to the Moon in 2023
  • Soon robot dogs to explore the Martian caves?
  • SpaceIL will attempt to land on the Moon again in 2024
  • Astronomers believe they have detected radio signals from an exoplanet
  • ESA prepares to “intercept” an incoming comet
  • Japanese probe reported more asteroid samples than expected
  • Hubble analyzes a strange world resembling "planet 9"
  • China to deliver lunar samples to Earth
  • Moon:NASA defines 7 scientific priorities as part of the Artemis program
  • Artemis:two of these astronauts will be the next to walk on the Moon
  • Bad news for life around Proxima Centauri
  • Where is the Starliner capsule that is to take astronauts to the ISS?
  • Despite the pandemic, SpaceX smashes its annual launch record
  • China (also) flaunts its flag on the moon
  • World's largest solar telescope captures spectacular first image
  • NASA buys rights to future lunar samples at low cost
  • What is Jupiter made of and does it have a solid core?
  • For the first time, two SpaceX vessels are docked to the ISS
  • Balloon trip to the stratosphere:a first test flight next year
  • What is this mysterious object that recently approached Earth?
  • Gaia mission:ESA shares data from 1.8 billion stars in the Galaxy
  • China aims for more than 40 space launches in 2021
  • Two missions will study space weather threatening Earth
  • The Chinese spacecraft will reach Mars on February 10
  • Some astronauts have already smuggled alcohol on board the ISS!
  • The government of Puerto Rico supports the reconstruction of Arecibo
  • How do you drive a rover on the planet Mars?
  • How SpaceX intends to recover its Super Heavy launcher
  • Return to the Moon in 2024:towards a "relaxed" schedule?
  • Nearly 600 new hyper-fast stars discovered
  • The Moon has a lot more craters than we thought
  • Looking back on a busy year of research on board the ISS
  • Where is the SLS, the huge rocket responsible for sending the next humans to the Moon?
  • How NASA ensured future Martian samples won't be contaminated
  • In 2021, space news promises to be exciting!
  • SpaceX:look back on a completely crazy year
  • Starship:tests will accelerate in 2021, promises Elon Musk
  • Here is the next asteroid targeted by Japan
  • Is a war for the resources of the Moon inevitable?
  • Blue Origin's new rocket could soon fly for NASA
  • Analysis of a meteorite reveals an unknown object in the solar system
  • Long March 8:China successfully launches its brand new rocket
  • Astronomers scrutinize the oldest galaxy in the Universe
  • James Webb Telescope's sunshade successfully deploys
  • It is the longest intergalactic filament ever discovered
  • Starlink mission:SpaceX sets a new record
  • What if we went to live around Ceres, in the asteroid belt?
  • NASA will soon replace the solar panels of the ISS
  • Europe seeks 'alliance' to compete with SpaceX and China
  • Have traces of "ghost particles" predicted decades ago been detected?
  • Return to the Moon:Can Artemis I be launched this year?
  • A strange "cotton candy" planet 211 light years away
  • Discovery:the universe is darker than we thought
  • New planet with three suns confirmed by NASA
  • Virgin Orbit launches 10 satellites in historic test flight
  • This supermassive black hole strips a star every 114 days
  • Super-Earth discovered around one of the oldest stars in the galaxy
  • InSight Mission:NASA abandons its "mole" on Mars
  • Astronomers detect the most distant quasar yet
  • Russia to fine anyone using SpaceX's Starlink internet service
  • Astronomers stumble upon an extraordinary magnetar
  • Juno and InSight missions extended by NASA
  • The Most Powerful Rocket Ever Built Will Soon "Roar"
  • A law will protect Apollo sites from future lunar missions
  • NASA astronaut Anne McClain talks about the next generation of spacecraft
  • SpaceX:Gwynne Shotwell looks back on an exceptional year and talks about the future
  • Discovery of an "intriguing" radio signal:how to determine its origin?
  • China prepares for launch of future space station
  • Japan could launch a 'wooden satellite' as early as 2023
  • SpaceX announces first "civilian mission" in space
  • Two high school students discover four new planets
  • Back to the Moon:NASA's SLS rocket will roar again
  • Titan's largest sea could reach a depth of 300 meters
  • Discovery:the coordinated dance of five planets around a star
  • Several billion years ago, the climate of Mars resembled that of a very specific land area
  • Discovery:a cloudless hot Jupiter
  • China plans to launch at least three rockets at sea this year
  • On Venus, the alleged phosphine was probably not
  • Mars:home straight for the Perseverance rover
  • Blue Origin:a first manned space flight in April?
  • The seven planets of the TRAPPIST-1 system have similar compositions
  • An open investigation to determine the causes of the collapse of Arecibo
  • In the ISS, an area is deliberately left dirty for an experiment
  • Rare:a new six-star system discovered
  • The first private crew to join the ISS has just been presented
  • NASA demolishes historic launch pad
  • Record:SpaceX launches the most spacecraft in a single mission
  • Mysterious 'Tabby Star' Isn't Alone, Study Confirms
  • Cosmology:an AI doubles the number of known gravitational lenses
  • Elon Musk's Tesla is about to complete a second lap of the Sun
  • March 2020:All about Ingenuity, the NASA helicopter that will mark history
  • FarFarOut:the furthest known object in the Solar System
  • Why does Mars have so many visits in such a short time?
  • We present to you Optimism, the twin of Perseverance!
  • SpaceX's Falcon Heavy will soon fly to the Moon
  • A huge antenna ready to support the Chinese mission to Mars
  • Airbus to build three more lunar mission modules
  • March:the new Chinese rover will bear one of these 10 names
  • Mars:why the arrival of the Hope probe is important
  • 50 years later, Alan Shepard's golf ball was found on the Moon
  • "SpaceX has to operate by different rules - those of innovation"
  • March:the Hope probe of the United Arab Emirates opens the ball
  • Artemis program:NASA delays the choice of its lander
  • Return to the Moon:the (difficult) choice of the landing place
  • Blue Origin lags behind SpaceX, but maybe not for very long
  • The Square Kilometer Array will be the largest radio telescope ever built
  • FAA to oversee Starship SN9 crash investigation
  • Return to the Moon:Joe Biden shows his support for the Artemis program
  • The James Webb Telescope, the one that will revolutionize our approach to the universe
  • NASA or SpaceX:who will bring humans back to the Moon first?
  • Does the Moon really influence our sleep?
  • Dubai Creates 'Space Court' to Settle Commercial Disputes
  • Starship crash:what SpaceX is trying is incredibly difficult
  • This Incredible Image Of The Moon Was Taken From Earth's Surface
  • Cyanobacteria could support future Mars explorers
  • The first black hole ever discovered is more interesting than expected
  • Perseverance:where is it and what are the next steps?
  • Perseverance has successfully landed on Mars, and here is its first photo!
  • Could space greenhouses solve the food crisis on Earth?
  • But why does VLC want to send a fake construction cone to the Moon?
  • Mars:an ice map to guide future astronauts
  • Perseverance:what will the Martian weather look like for its landing?
  • How Perseverance will prepare for the arrival of humans on Mars
  • Around Mars, several probes will have their eyes on Perseverance
  • This film that inspired the design of SpaceX's Starship
  • March:The Day Pathfinder "Broken the Internet"
  • A comet could have caused the disappearance of the dinosaurs, not an asteroid
  • Life on Mars:what will Perseverance be looking for, precisely?
  • The Chinese rover stumbles upon a strange rock on the far side of the Moon
  • All about the arrival of Perseverance this Thursday
  • Europa Clipper will be launched on a private rocket, here's what it means
  • The European Giant Telescope, future "monster" of astronomy
  • ISS:SpaceX breaks a 47-year-old record with its Resilience capsule
  • China's first space station module ready for flight
  • An unprecedented chemical reaction has been detected on Mars
  • To find an alien civilization, look for traces of pollution
  • NASA wants to map the ice of Mars by 2026
  • Can Relativity Space become the next SpaceX?
  • 56 years ago, the first image of the surface of Mars was hand-colored by engineers
  • SpaceX:what to remember from the last test flight of the Starship?
  • The takeoff of SpaceX's Starship SN10 is imminent!
  • Rocket Lab presents Neutron, its new reusable rocket
  • The James Webb Telescope completes its final functional tests
  • Voyager, a space station project worthy of science fiction
  • China prepares for landing on Mars
  • ESA may be recruiting future "parastronauts"!
  • They grew microbes in samples of Martian rock
  • China shares first photos of its lunar samples
  • Black holes could form from dark matter, study suggests
  • Long March 9, the Chinese rocket that will take humans to Mars
  • Martian moons Phobos and Deimos have a common ancestor
  • To send humans to Mars, NASA will have to go nuclear
  • SpaceX:at 29, she will be one of the youngest to fly in space
  • SLS:NASA will restart the engines of its huge rocket on Thursday
  • On Mars, Ingenuity prepares for a historic first flight
  • ESA is recruiting new astronauts, a first for a decade!
  • Discovery:a cluster of black holes at the heart of a globular cluster
  • Discovery:three new planets nestled in a river of young stars
  • The New Shepard rocket will simulate lunar gravity for NASA
  • Hear the sounds of Perseverance rolling on Mars
  • Mars:a large part of its water would still be buried underground
  • ISS:Thomas Pesquet will be the commander of the next mission
  • Astronomers detect moving supermassive black hole
  • With its Falcon 9, SpaceX breaks a new record
  • Starlink:SpaceX is preparing to broadcast the Internet in trucks, boats and planes
  • "Good Night Oppy", a film about the incredible epic of the Opportunity rover
  • A giant planet orbiting the famous star Vega?
  • Russia deploys observatory deep in Lake Baikal
  • First proof of tectonic activity on an exoplanet?
  • Astronauts may well use aquaculture on the Moon and Mars
  • Researchers Propose Building a 'Lunar Ark' to Save Millions of Species
  • On Mars, Perseverance fired its first laser beam
  • Detection of a radio signal at the edge of the universe
  • Russia and China will settle together on the Moon
  • This meteorite belongs to an extinct cousin of the Earth
  • What will SpaceX's future "spaceport" look like in South Texas?
  • Will comet Leonard soon be visible to the naked eye?
  • For the launch of the New Glenn rocket, we will still have to wait
  • Gliese 486 b, a prime target for the James Webb Telescope
  • Discovery of the largest cluster of galaxies known in the early universe
  • New Super-Earth Discovered Around Nearby Star
  • Wanted:a black hole of 10 billion solar masses
  • Violent explosion sheds light on very rare black hole
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  • The first seconds of the Big Bang:what we know and what we don't know
  • Asteroid Apophis:We are quiet for at least 100 years
  • Why Mars is the perfect place to search for extraterrestrial life
  • NASA and SpaceX want to collaborate to better avoid collisions between satellites
  • Like Earth, Enceladus Could Have Ocean Currents
  • What messages have we sent out into space for extraterrestrials?
  • Europe is right to worry about SpaceX's dominance
  • A new portrait of the most famous black hole
  • So, what does this space wine taste like?
  • Why is the Perseverance rover unable to find life on Mars on its own?
  • Are remnants of Theia hiding deep within the Earth?
  • A piece of the Wright Brothers' first plane is on Mars
  • Take a look up at the sky, a star just turned into a nova
  • Is it possible to fly on Mars? We will know soon
  • A large asteroid classified as "potentially dangerous" has just passed close to Earth!
  • Who is Bill Nelson, NASA's new boss?
  • The remains of a gigantic supernova discovered
  • A new species of bacteria discovered on board the ISS
  • The Space Launch System (SLS):NASA's latest rocket
  • This exoplanet lost its original atmosphere, but developed a second
  • Return of humans to the Moon:SpaceX ticked all the boxes
  • Tons of alien dust fall to Earth every year
  • Discovery:three brown dwarfs with extreme rotation speeds
  • The James Webb Telescope packs up its sunshade to prepare for launch
  • 60 years ago, Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space
  • NASA will land the 'first person of color' on the Moon
  • Quasars:Hubble sees double in the young universe
  • Mission Psyché:Hall effect thrusters in deep space
  • LUVOIR:the telescope that could find a second Earth
  • Explore the mysteries of the universe in the world's deepest lake
  • Five years ago SpaceX landed a rocket on a boat, and it changed everything
  • To find extraterrestrial life, we should consider isoprene
  • March:the first weather report from the Jezero crater has fallen
  • While flirting with the Sun, this comet encountered its first star
  • ISS:SpaceX's ship has changed parking spaces
  • Mission Insight:two new large earthquakes detected on Mars
  • The Roman space telescope, an ambitious planet hunter
  • On board the ISS, Thomas Pesquet will "ride a bike in France"!
  • What if dark energy was nothing but dark matter?
  • Note to future space travelers:your heart will shrink
  • What if future spacecraft used the stars as GPS?
  • Who are the four civilians who will fly with SpaceX around the Earth?
  • Return to the Moon:by choosing SpaceX, NASA is betting on the future
  • China unveils Starship-inspired suborbital craft
  • The EmDrive system offering space propulsion without fuel would not work!
  • In a few days, China will try to land on Mars
  • Xuntian, the Chinese space telescope that will rival Hubble
  • After SpaceX's Starkink project, Amazon's Kuiper project
  • If there is life on Mars, it may be just below the surface
  • Russia joins China's asteroid sampling mission
  • In space, astronauts have free time, but that hasn't always been the case.
  • For Thomas Pesquet, gastronomic pleasures adapt to life in orbit
  • Ingenuity pulls off a second, more ambitious flight!
  • Discovery of the closest black hole to Earth (it's tiny)
  • Perseverance generates oxygen, a first for science
  • Russia could soon leave the International Space Station
  • On Friday, the crew of Thomas Pesquet will fly aboard a reused capsule
  • Always further, the New Horizons probe passes the 50 AU mark
  • History:on Mars, Ingenuity successfully flew away!
  • "Reaching out to aliens is a terrible idea", says Michio Kaku
  • Two new countries will soon attempt to land on the Moon
  • SpaceX will send the VIPER ice hunter to the Moon
  • All about Ingenuity's first test flight scheduled for Monday
  • On Mars, Insight will "hunker down" for a few months
  • Starliner:after software problems, lack of parking spaces
  • When a ship joins a satellite to extend its lifespan
  • From the asteroid belt to Botswana, a journey of 22 million years
  • ISS:Saturday morning is cleaning day!
  • With the Starship, the future of humans on the Moon becomes more realistic
  • New Shepard:Does a little tour in space appeal to you?
  • SpaceX pushes the limits of the reusability of its boosters
  • 60 years ago:Alan Shepard, first American in space
  • Chinese rocket booster falls back to Earth uncontrollably
  • A NASA team wants to send a probe 1000 AU from the Sun
  • Space station:China is preparing for its next manned mission
  • What will Ingenuity's next missions be on Mars?
  • Another victory for SpaceX and its Starlink network
  • What we know about the moon base project of China and Russia
  • An asteroid impact simulation was made (and it doesn't smell good)
  • What if the UFOs observed by the military were just simple drones?
  • What did Michael Collins think of once alone behind the Moon?
  • China has just launched the first module of its space station
  • Here are the first targets of the James Webb Telescope
  • A Babylonian instrument helped determine the geographic North of Mars
  • Return to the Moon:Blue Origin strongly contests NASA's decision
  • Exploration:NASA is already thinking about successors to Ingenuity
  • If there is life on Proxima b, it has just had a bad time
  • This is the oldest known spiral galaxy in the universe
  • China is preparing a mega-constellation of 13,000 satellites
  • SpaceX will send a "firefly" to the Moon in 2023
  • SpaceX's first private mission:This is what training looks like
  • There will soon be a network of satellites around the Moon
  • Who is responsible for damage caused by falling rocket debris?
  • Titan:NASA plans sample return mission
  • Do you know the Black Knight Satellite theory?
  • Soon a machine to produce oxygen on the Moon
  • Space Adventures:four new civilians will soon join the ISS
  • What do we need to stop an asteroid from hitting Earth? Of time!
  • Landing on Mars:another giant leap for China
  • Ariane 5:will the launch of the James Webb Telescope be postponed?
  • When Bezos wanted to poach Musk's right arm to run Blue Origin
  • What we know about Starship's first orbital flight
  • There is indeed liquid water inside these meteorites
  • For China's Yutu 2 rover, a new day dawns 'on the far side of the moon'
  • In interstellar space, Voyager 1 detects the "hum" of plasma
  • Bye bye Bennu:NASA returns to Earth with pieces of the asteroid
  • SpaceX's Resilience capsule will soon fly again for a historic mission
  • The first taikonauts will join the new Chinese station
  • EnVision:ESA is also preparing to join Venus
  • On Mars, Perseverance begins its scientific operations
  • Relativity Space unveils fully reusable, 3D-printed rocket
  • Everything suggests that Blue Origin will also send humans to the Moon
  • Annular eclipse on Thursday:will we be able to see it in France?
  • The first matter in the universe may have been a perfect liquid
  • In the Jovian system, Juno approaches Ganymede
  • The US military is starting to take a real interest in the Starship
  • Japan will soon send this little robot ball to the Moon
  • Neglected for too long, Venus will once again receive visitors
  • The James Webb Telescope won't launch for Halloween
  • Here is the story of Conan the bacterium, one of the most resistant in the world!
  • South Korea signs the Artemis Accords and aims for the Moon by 2030
  • Space debris hit one of the arms of the ISS
  • Tardigrades and other small squids will soon join the ISS
  • The gecko inspires the creation of a tool to recover space debris
  • Russia wants to send a nuclear-powered spacecraft to Jupiter
  • Peggy Whitson will be back in space on a private mission
  • NASA needs your help to discover new planets
  • Could solar storms delay the return of humans to the Moon?
  • Venus:Pieces of crust banging against each other
  • The Earth could be visible from a large number of systems
  • Coming from the confines of the Solar System, a huge comet approaches the Earth
  • Launching Ariane 6 in 2022 is a 'top priority', says ESA boss
  • Russia wants to send cosmonauts to new Chinese station
  • Breaking the ice:this rover could one day extract water from the Moon
  • The spiral observed in the Caledonian sky finally explained
  • The current shortage of components may impact satellite launches
  • Turkey plans to send a rover to the moon
  • A strange arc of galaxies spotted in the distant Universe
  • If extraterrestrials ever visit Earth, they will be machines, says this researcher
  • This model will be the first passenger of the Artemis program
  • They are the largest rotating structures in the Universe.
  • DART mission:a (small) preventive strike to prepare for the worst
  • What does the heliosphere, the protective bubble of the Solar System, look like?
  • The Hubble telescope is down, but it should restart soon
  • The "Betelgeuse mystery" is officially solved
  • A first wooden satellite will soon be launched into space
  • Mouse sperm stored in space produces healthy offspring
  • This supercomputer will have the mission of producing the largest 3D map of the Universe!
  • Should we fear the new cycle of solar flares in which the Earth has entered?
  • How future Mars samples will leave the Red Planet
  • A network of spaceships for intercontinental travel? Japan thinks about it
  • A sign of life detected on Enceladus?
  • The International Space Station will soon have a third arm
  • The James Webb Telescope may soon change its name
  • Gravitational waves:the European "Einstein Telescope" project reaches a milestone
  • Europe will soon send a rover to Mars, but will it be able to land?
  • China plans first manned mission to Mars in 2033
  • The taikonauts complete the second spacewalk in their history
  • China presents its space ambitions until 2025
  • NASA will test a new type of solar sail next year
  • NASA wants to give astronauts the means to wash their laundry on board the ISS
  • Richard Branson will fly to space nine days before Jeff Bezos
  • In Europe, tens of thousands of people want to become astronauts
  • Astronauts conduct the first CRISPR gene editing in space
  • The smallest and most massive white dwarf discovered to date
  • None of the known exoplanets can support life as we know it
  • Space:radiation exposure limits will be changed
  • China to build gigantic orbital solar power plant
  • No hope for life "as we know it" in the clouds of Venus
  • Starship:towards a first orbital flight in July?
  • A little tour in the stratosphere, do you like it? The ticketing is open !
  • NASA just "talked" to the Voyager 2 probe (and it responded)
  • First clear detection of a lunar disk around an exoplanet
  • If there is life around a white dwarf, it evolved after the star died
  • Perseverance prepares to take its first sample
  • An amateur astronomer discovers a small moon around Jupiter
  • SuperBIT:a low-cost telescope to rival Hubble
  • Powerful Black Hole Jet Photographed in Unprecedented Detail
  • On board the ISS, we also grow radishes and peppers!
  • On neutron stars, the "reliefs" are less than a millimeter high
  • How much will Blue Origin's flight pollute the planet?
  • How did the Blue Origin crew train for today's flight?
  • When and how to watch the first manned launch of Blue Origin?
  • Hubble is finally repaired after several weeks of shutdown!
  • Mega-comet:first signs of activity detected beyond Saturn
  • Blue Origin:At 18, he will be the youngest person to fly into space
  • Teardrop star reveals supernova in the making
  • To find life on Europe, we will have to dig a little deeper
  • Elon Musk will fly into space with Virgin Galactic
  • Where are we with the future station in lunar orbit?
  • Asteroid:China plans to shoot Bennu to deflect its trajectory
  • The right axial inclination, an essential for complex life?
  • Will Richard Branson actually reach space this Sunday?
  • An intriguing planetary system 35 light years from Earth
  • Virgin Galactic dramatically increases ticket prices
  • Blue Origin releases 'embarrassing' SpaceX infographic
  • With Starliner, Boeing seems really in the hard
  • What we know about the first film shot on board the ISS by the Russians
  • Will the United States and China be able to cooperate in space?
  • Netflix will produce a series on a SpaceX mission
  • Venus will receive two terrestrial visitors next week
  • 2000 light-years from Earth, a star is packing up
  • All about the next Starliner capsule flight
  • Is it really possible to buy a planet?
  • Back to the Moon:Blue Origin loses (again) its battle against SpaceX
  • Underground lakes on Mars? Researchers offer another explanation
  • Few exoplanets have been imaged directly. This is the closest
  • Astronomers offer a tool to adapt to satellite constellations
  • Blue Origin and its new project to compete with SpaceX
  • Mission Lucy:NASA will soon launch an assault on the "Trojans"
  • Water vapor detected for the first time on Ganymede
  • Blue Origin ready to "sacrifice" two billion dollars to go to the Moon
  • SpaceX's Falcon Heavy will soon target Jupiter
  • The Galileo project goes in search of extraterrestrials
  • NASA publishes the first detailed map of the interior of Mars
  • Victim of its success, SpaceX faces low and bitter maneuvers
  • What if our hopes of finding extraterrestrial life lie on this small moon?
  • And here is the fastest asteroid in the solar system
  • China's Zhurong rover plays extra time on Mars
  • SpaceX wants to rely on the Starship to deploy its constellation
  • The impact of space debris on a Chinese satellite raises fears for the worst for the future
  • Why the Tibetan Plateau is the perfect place for a future telescope
  • An isolated "break" in one arm of the Milky Way
  • What do Saturn's rings tell us about the planet's core?
  • Mars' subsoil could be habitable, but on one condition
  • Lunar lander:Blue Origin sues NASA and sinks a little deeper
  • Russia accuses US astronaut of sabotaging ISS
  • What if Curiosity hadn't finally landed on the bed of an ancient Martian lake?
  • Starship:how many supplies will be needed to go to the Moon?
  • Could Asteroid Bennu One Day Hit Earth?
  • What exactly will the Dragonfly mission on Titan do?
  • ExoMars:how to explain the three intriguing craters photographed on Mars?
  • What do we really know about these future advertisements broadcast in space?
  • Long-awaited space solar project comes to fruition
  • The return of humans to the Moon will not take place in 2024
  • Perseids:on the night of Thursday to Friday, look up to the sky!
  • Study argues for life around red dwarfs
  • NASA is hiring for a year-long simulated mission to Mars
  • For its first sample, Perseverance draws a blank
  • What is this mysterious isolated "cavity" in the Milky Way?
  • Virgin Galactic:here we go again
  • Insight detects its three largest earthquakes on Mars
  • Here's where the VIPER rover will look for ice on the Moon
  • The James-Webb Telescope could "see" this supernova again in 2037
  • SpaceX is preparing for the world's first all-civilian spaceflight
  • Could a massive solar storm shut down the internet?
  • The United States wants to unveil a secret space weapon
  • “The Accident” has been sailing in the Milky Way for (a very) long time
  • Here's how China could speed up its human mission to the Moon
  • China is developing its own Martian helicopter
  • Could a probe pass through a gas giant like Jupiter?
  • This rock core could contain traces of Martian life
  • ELSA-d spacecraft captures first 'space junk' in orbit
  • Red light:what happened with the Virgin Galactic flight?
  • China wants a spacecraft several kilometers long
  • To the Moon:the first Artemis mission will have to wait
  • Perseverance prepares for another sampling attempt
  • James Webb Telescope:what are the next steps?
  • New isolated cracks in a segment of the ISS
  • The "colors" of a fast radio burst reveal its origin
  • A manned mission to Mars is possible, but within a certain time limit
  • Soon a tunnel of The Boring Company near Starbase?
  • She will be the first Chinese woman to walk in space
  • Venus may never have been habitable according to recent work
  • Atomizing an asteroid would be effective in preventing the end of the world
  • A giant exoplanet survives the death of its star
  • New radio technique reveals four possible exoplanets
  • A strange repetitive radio signal comes to us from the center of the Galaxy
  • Disappointed, Vladimir Putin cuts Russia's space budget
  • William Shatner will fly into space on Wednesday
  • Moon:Chinese samples are younger than those of Apollo
  • It's confirmed, Perseverance evolves on the bed of an old lake
  • This Exoplanet Is Even More "Extreme" Than We Thought
  • On Mars, it would be possible to found a colony with the blood and urine of astronauts
  • NASA resolves to rent its future space suits to the private sector
  • First trips to the stratosphere from 2024
  • A first planet discovered in orbit around three stars?
  • The James Webb Telescope will remain the James Webb Telescope
  • The United Arab Emirates wants to land on an asteroid
  • Mysterious Air Force X-37B spends 500 days in orbit
  • And here is the biggest comet ever recorded
  • During the "Martian Holiday", all these robots will have homework to do
  • Landsat 9:a new satellite to monitor the landscapes of the Earth
  • The first days of the James Webb Telescope in space, a journey without a false note
  • Winds in Jupiter's Great Red Spot Are Accelerating
  • Sexism, intolerance, laxity… Blue Origin lambasted by its own employees
  • On the return trip, Thomas Pesquet will have to do without the toilet
  • A call for a methodical approach to identifying extraterrestrial life
  • Jupiter's Great Red Spot is deeper than expected
  • Russia says it's ready to let its cosmonauts fly with SpaceX
  • Bennu, Vesta, Eros… Six photos of asteroids seen up close
  • The Starlab space station will soon be in orbit
  • NASA boss discusses recent UFO sightings
  • Proxima Centauri:for extraterrestrials, we will still have to wait
  • These astronomers need you to discover new planets
  • Possible discovery of a first extra-galactic planet
  • Blue Origin unveils plans for a private space station
  • A "baby planet" photographed over 400 light years away
  • Artemis:NASA plans to send the SLS to the Moon in February
  • The US Senate wants another company to go to the Moon
  • Starship project:between enthusiasm and concerns
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  • White dwarf:astronomers observe a phenomenon never seen before
  • China just successfully tested a hypersonic weapon
  • An asteroid passed very close to Earth on Sunday
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  • Everything you need to know about NASA's "VIPER" lunar rover
  • The tragic story of the dog Laïka, the first living being in space
  • The Moon offers enough oxygen to sustain humans for at least 100,000 years
  • Debris from the Russian satellite will pose a threat for years
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  • Comet “Tchouri” is leaving us, but when will it return?
  • This asteroid could be a lost fragment of the Moon
  • Dozens of new black hole collisions spotted
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  • A strange planetary system 150 light years from Earth
  • NASA needs a new telescope to find Earth's 'twin'
  • Three unsung pioneers of space exploration
  • NASA officially postpones the return of humans to the Moon
  • NASA is about to launch its first asteroid defense mission
  • Heinz launches ketchup made from tomatoes grown under Martian conditions
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  • A constellation of satellites to track human-caused GHG emissions
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  • In Chile, an ancient comet may have turned sand into glass
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  • Astronomers Spot Two 'Invisible' Primitive Galaxies
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  • Two new planets detected around a Sun-like star
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  • Hera:how Europe will explore the consequences of an asteroid impact
  • Parker Solar Probe sets two new records
  • 'Ghost particles' detected at LHC, a first
  • We know who will develop NASA's new lunar rover
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  • Europe wants to launch its own astronauts into space
  • Extraterrestrial life:this new telescope will target the nearest star
  • LICIACube, the small vessel responsible for filming the crash of the DART mission
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  • Could we see Chinese on the Moon before 2030?
  • Some of these astronauts could soon walk on the Moon
  • SpaceX is building a Starship launch pad in Florida
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  • Here's What You'd See If Didymos and Didymoon Hit Earth
  • A giant black hole in a tiny galaxy defies explanation
  • NASA's SLS will fly to the Moon for at least 10 years
  • Asteroid 4660 Nereus represents a huge commercial stake
  • They photograph a planet around the most massive pair of stars to date
  • Researchers warn of the risk of an extraterrestrial biological invasion
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  • The James Webb Telescope takes another step towards its flight
  • There's a "Highway Network" in Space to Travel Even Faster
  • On this rocky exoplanet, a year lasts less than eight hours
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  • How the Sun Helped Form Earth's Oceans
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  • Are you savvy in nuclear fission? NASA needs you
  • Researchers theorize existence of 'eggshell' planets
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  • After 50 years, these lunar samples will (finally) be analyzed
  • First signature of a magnetic field detected on an exoplanet
  • Anna Kikina will be the first cosmonaut to fly with SpaceX
  • After Mars, the United Arab Emirates aims for the asteroid belt
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  • What will the James Webb Telescope tell us about dark matter?
  • Here are the sharpest images ever taken of the heart of the Milky Way
  • What will astronomers eat on Christmas Day? their fingernails
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  • Possible water reserves spotted in the largest canyon in the Solar System
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  • Why Time named Elon Musk Person of the Year
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  • The lifetime of the Higgs boson measured in seven-millionths of a second
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  • Astronomers spot mysterious object shading star
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  • Discovery of extraterrestrial life:NASA enlists theologians to assess our reaction
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  • These asteroid remains are among "the most primordial" ever analyzed
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  • This is the largest 3D map of the Universe ever made.
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  • China is building a small 'artificial moon' for gravity experiments
  • How the 1922 solar eclipse in Australia proved Einstein right
  • Astronomers spot a rugby ball-shaped exoplanet


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