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	Science As-it-happens update ⋅ August 31, 2019
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	Express.co.uk Moon landing shock: NASA engineer's 'bad' Apollo 11 admission that 'keeps him up at night' Express.co.uk Steve Bales is a former NASA engineer and flight controller, best known for his role during the Apollo 11 mission as a Guidance Officer (GUIDO). While monitoring the lunar module's position and velocity Mr Bales came close to calling an abort when it became ... Flag as irrelevant
	Express.co.uk Asteroid warning: Scientist reveals 'concerns' over future impact 'devastating humanity' Express.co.uk Asteroids are small rocky bodies that usually sit in the inner Solar System, orbiting the Sun. There are millions of them flying around space and their collisions – known as impact events – have played a significant role in shaping many planets. However, they ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Indian Express Chandrayaan-2 completes fourth lunar orbit manoeuvre The Indian Express Chandrayaan-2 spacecraft used the onboard propulsion system and the duration of this manoeuvre was 1155 seconds. All parameters of the spacecraft are normal, ISRO said. By Tech Desk |New Delhi | Updated: August 31, 2019 10:21:04 am ... Flag as irrelevant
	Belfast Newsletter NI university on board for Mars mission Belfast Newsletter A scientific project looking at wind flow at Magilligan Strand has led to an NI university getting involved with the Rover mission to Mars in 2021. Researchers at Ulster University in Coleraine have been awarded £375,000 funding from the UK Space Agency to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Herald Publicist China's lunar rover discovers 'gel-like' substance with 'unusual colour' in crater on moon Herald Publicist Chang'e-Four launched from the Xichang satellite tv for pc launch centre in Sichuan, south-west China at 6:30 GMT on December 7. October 24, 2007 – China launches Chang'e-1, an unmanned satellite tv for pc, into area the place it stays operational for ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Hindu Space crime in pop-culture: detective stories in the cosmos The Hindu As conversations open up about the world's first space crime, we delve into some sci-fi movies, comics and books that touch upon the fascinating topic. Chances are that you've probably read about NASA investigating the first crime in space, and if you've ... Flag as irrelevant
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