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NASA, Netflix and Chill… in Alpha Centauri: NASA’s Alien Signal Turns Out to Be a Subscription Pitch (news).
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NASA, Netflix and Chill… in Alpha Centauri: NASA’s Alien Signal Turns Out to Be a Subscription Pitch (news).

Just when you thought humanity might finally receive a profound message from the stars—some cosmic truth about existence, the meaning

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NASA nukes
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Moon Base? Sorted. Nuclear Rockets? Why Not. NASA Hits the Big Red “Ignition” Button (space news).

NASA has decided that gently pottering about in low Earth orbit is so last decade and has instead opted for

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NASA discovery: K2-18 b’s atmosphere holds rare chemical signaling potential alien industry (science news).
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NASA discovery: K2-18 b’s atmosphere holds rare chemical signaling potential alien industry (science news).

Unveiling Alien Mysteries: Does the Rare Chemical in K2-18 b’s Atmosphere Indicate Extraterrestrial Industrial Activity? A remarkable discovery was made

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The X-66A: NASA's lean green flying machine? (science news)
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The X-66A: NASA’s lean green flying machine? (science news)

NASA, in collaboration with Boeing, has announced its latest foray into sustainable air travel, promising to be as revolutionary as

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Star Trek shares far future Federation starship designs (news).
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NASA to build a near-Light Speed interstellar drive? (science video)

 The Angry Astronaut thought the Mach Effect Thruster was voodoo science for years. However, he has since altered his

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Ingenuity rover launches heli-drone for first off-world planetary flight (science news).
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Ingenuity rover launches heli-drone for first off-world planetary flight (science news).

NASA’s Ingenuity Mars Helicopter just became the first aircraft in history to make a powered, controlled flight on another planet,

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NASA’s space tech still making life better on Earth in 2020 (news).

The 2020 edition of NASA’s Spinoff Report – see https://spinoff.nasa.gov – highlights companies and sectors that have benefited from cooperation

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NASA’s stunning Jupiter flight video (news).

Kevin M. Gill has created a stunning Jupiter fly-by video using data from the June 2020 Juno mission spacecraft’s instruments,

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Moon landers selected by NASA (science news).

While things on Earth might not be going totally swimingly, we’re at least still keeping one eye on the stars

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SpaceX and NASA partner for human astronaut launch (space news).

SpaceX and NASA are getting together for a May 27th 2020 Falcon s launch of the Crew Dragon’s second demonstration

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