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Astronomers demonstrate how using the cloud can rev up the race to find asteroids
Astronomers have used a cloud-based technique pioneered at the University of Washington to identify and track asteroids in bunches of…
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Moondust buster? NASA funds far-out research projects, including four in Washington state
How do you keep moondust from gumming up the works in NASA’s future spacesuits and spacecraft? That’s one of the…
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‘Touchdown Starliner!’ Boeing’s space taxi lands in New Mexico after first robotic trip to space station
Boeing’s CST-100 Starliner space capsule landed safely amid the sands of New Mexico after a six-day test flight to the…
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Incredible View of Stadium City Qatar From Landsat 9
Doha, Qatar captured by the Operational Land Imager-2 (OLI-2) on Landsat 9 on November 13, 2022. (Click image for wider,…
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From Artemis to Webb, take a look back — and a look ahead — at the year’s top trends in aerospace
A few years from now, we just might look back at 2022 as Year One for a new age in…
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NASA calls an end to Mars InSight lander mission, with Aerojet getting in on tributes
Four years after engineers cheered the landing of the robotic InSight spacecraft on Mars, NASA today declared an end to…
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NASA To Recover Lots of Data From Tiny Package During Inflatable Heat Shield Tech Demo
Pictured from the left, Robert Walker, Brian Saulman, Robert Dillman, and Robert Mosher, partner with the U.S. Army to conduct…
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Entertainment
Tech Moves: Microsoft hires cloud security VP; Expedia board member resigns; and more
— Shawn Bice returned to Microsoft to serve as corporate vice president of cloud security. Bice left a general manager…
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NASA’s Orion spacecraft zooms around the moon and sets a course for splashdown
NASA’s Orion capsule fired its main engine for three and a half minutes today during a close approach to the…
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Orion capsule watches the moon eclipse Earth at farthest point of Artemis odyssey
Halfway into its 25.5-day uncrewed Artemis 1 mission, NASA’s Orion capsule today recorded a weird kind of Earth-moon eclipse, reached…
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