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Science & Space

Voyager Probes Endure, Dyson Sphere Dreams Begin

Voyager probes continue their interstellar journey, while the concept of Dyson spheres evolves into a gradual, satellite-based energy harvesting strategy. The Extremely Large Telescope promises groundbreaking discoveries, and the challenges of lunar missions are being addressed through robotic precursors. Life aboard the ISS reveals the unromantic realities of maintaining a space habitat.

3 days ago
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SpaceX Starship Launch Approval Skyrockets

SpaceX has received a major boost with approval for 76 Starship launches from Florida's SLC-37, significantly increasing its launch capacity. Meanwhile, development continues at Starbase with upgrades and new hardware, while the ISS reaches full capacity and celebrates 25 years of continuous human presence.

6 days ago
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Starship Tower Catches Upgrades for Next-Gen Tests

SpaceX is rapidly advancing Starship's capabilities with significant upgrades to its Version 3 launch tower, including the installation of the crucial Ship Quick Disconnect arm and enhanced bumper systems. This progress is set against a backdrop of other space news, including an ISS medical evacuation and NASA's revised budget.

6 days ago
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Astronaut Mentors and Mentees Unite in Orbit

Veteran astronaut Don Pettit and his mentee Matthew Dominick share insights on astrophotography and life aboard the ISS from the iconic Cupola. They discuss camera gear, capturing Earth's beauty, and the challenges of orbital mechanics.

6 days ago
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Consumer Tech Powers Up Space Exploration

From early cameras to the latest smartphones, everyday consumer technology has a long and vital history in space exploration. NASA's increasing reliance on these devices simplifies operations, enhances astronaut experience, and brings the cosmos closer to home.

6 days ago