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Three Russian cosmonauts arrived at International Space Station He wears yellow flight suits with blue accents, colors matching the Ukrainian flag.Men were the first newcomers to the space station since the beginning of the Russian war in…
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Cosmonauts Oleg Artemyev, Denis Matveev and Sergey Korsakov aboard the Soyuz MS-21 spacecraft lifted off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan at 11:55 a.m. ET. The crew's launch and flight to the space station, which is supposed to…
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Artist's impression of the European Space Agency's ExoMars rover (front) and the Russian science platform (background) on Mars. Credit: ESA/ATG medialab As an intergovernmental organization tasked with developing and implementing space…
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Scientists originally found the remains of an armored dinosaur, which they named Yuxisaurus kopchicki, in 2017 in Yuxi District of Yunnan Province, an area that has been a hotspot for dinosaur discoveries. The research on the samples began…
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<!-- -->The James Webb Telescope has captured a stunning image of a billion-year-old cluster of galaxies.The James Webb Telescope recently sent the first official deep space image to NASA officials, which explains why the $10 billion…
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NASA's innovative Mars helicopter will continue to fly at least through September. The small helicopter made a trip to Mars aboard the Perseverance Rover in the summer of 2020 and landed on the crater of the planet Jezero in February of…
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The world's first space observatory has successfully completed a number of critical steps to align the 18 Golden Mirror segments. After verifying this achievement from Webb's list, the telescope team expects that the observatory may exceed…
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NASA will release new images of James Webb Space Telescope And discuss the painstaking progress in aligning the observatory today (March 16) and you can follow it live online. The space agency will hold a virtual press conference in 12 PM…
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Asteroid 2022 EB5 hit the ocean on Monday, but NASA knew exactly where it was for more than two hours (this ... This is an illustration, not a picture of the event. GT Some said it was ladder size. Others said it was more like…
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