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Space Timelines Slip While Code Complexity Grows
NASA’s Artemis III rehearsal, Rocket Lab’s Neutron delay, and the tangled async/await landscape reveal how progress in space and software is often slower than hype.
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Europe Goes Solo on Venus Mission as NASA Shifts Funding Focus
NASA pulls a radar instrument, prompting Europe to pursue its Venus probe alone while the agency asks states for money.
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Starship's final test flight clears the way for bigger rockets
SpaceX’s Oct 13 Starship test ends Version 2, NASA rescues stranded ISS crew, and researchers warn megaconstellations could thin Earth’s magnetosphere.
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NASA cuts 900 shuttle jobs as fleet winds down
NASA announced the layoff of 900 manufacturing workers while it prepares to retire the space shuttle fleet, signaling a shift in the agency’s focus.
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NASA's Kepler AI Find Adds Eighth Planet to Kepler‑90 System
NASA will announce a new Kepler‑90 planet uncovered by Google AI, highlighting how machine learning reshapes exoplanet hunting.
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NASA’s Moon Base Plans Clash With Selection Bias and Crew Strain
NASA’s lunar perimeter talks expose legal hurdles while mission picks and crew rotations reveal deeper systemic pressures.
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Psyche’s Unexpected Mars Snapshots Offer Fresh Planetary
NASA’s Psyche probe sent back rare images of Mars, giving scientists a deep‑space view that could sharpen planetary models.
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NASA patents, EM Drive thrust, and SpaceX’s new landing record
NASA opens 56 patents, scientists confirm EM Drive thrust, and SpaceX lands a booster record. How these moves reshape the commercial space race.
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The Next Giant Leap: NASA's Ambitious Plans for Space Exploration
From returning to the Moon to exploring Mars, NASA is pushing the boundaries of space travel. But with budget cuts looming, can the agency achieve its ambitious goals?
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Beyond Earth: Nuclear Power, Subterranean Havens
From NASA's lunar nuclear reactors to the search for life in alien caves and the shifting dynamics of commercial launches, humanity is charting an ambitious new course in space.
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