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On second thought, the Moon's water may be widespread and immobile A new analysis of data from two lunar missions finds evidence that the Moon's water is widely distributed across the surface and is not confined to a particular region or type of terrain.
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See the latest piece of NASA hardware built in New Orleans Workers at NASA's Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans East on Thursday (Feb. 22) rolled out the latest piece of hardware for the nation's new deep-space rocket.
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LOOK: This Soft Robot With Kirigami Skin Slithers Like A Snake Science innovations often take notes from nature's designs, but this time, a team of innovators took their cues from both nature and art.
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New space telescope expected to make Hubble 'look simple' Dr. Ken Sembach, left, speaks with Noel Richardson, Ritter Observatory researcher, as they look over the telescope at the University of Toledo, Thursday, Feb.22, 2018.
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Bigelow Aerospace has plans to launch and sell its own space stations Whether it's for scientific discovery or recreation, a whole lot of folks have their eyes on the stars - and Las Vegas-based Bigelow Aerospace, a company which creates livable inflatable space habitats, is here to help.
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Shooting for the stars: Local teen heads to leadership camp at Space and Rocket Center Her drive and passion come at a good time. NASA's top brass says they need more women in the space science field and Sara is up for that challenge.
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Science Confirms That Antarctica is Screwed — And So Are We By now you should be more than aware of how bad the… er… climate situation is on Earth. If you're not: humanity is attacking itself and the only home it has.
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NASA spots dusty grave of its lonely Phoenix Mars lander The dusty grave of Nasa's lonely Mars Phoenix probe has been revealed in new images. The probe only spent a few months on the red planet before dying in 'dark and cold' conditions a decade ago.
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Stanford Scientist Drops $10 Million Lawsuit over Critical Paper Mark Jacobson, a renewable energy scientist, announced the decision on Twitter, saying he had succeeded in bringing his concerns to light.
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Cold War 2.0 is already happening in space Governments can't lay claim to territories in outer space, but corporations can. The 21st century version of the "Space Race" is a commercial satellite race - at least, according to the agenda laid out by the National Space Council meeting this week ...
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