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Space Surgery: Doctors On Ground Operate Robot On ISS For First Time

Earth-bound surgeons remotely controlled a small robot aboard the International Space Station over the weekend, conducting the first-ever such surgery in orbit -- albeit on rubber bands.

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Private US Spaceship Poised To Launch For The Moon

An American spaceship attempting a lunar landing will aim to launch early Thursday, the second private-led effort this year after the first ended in failure.

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Water found on the surface of an asteroid for the 1st time ever

Water molecules have been detected on the surface of an asteroid for the first time, revealing new clues about the distribution of water in our solar system.

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NASA's Voyager 1 probe hasn't 'spoken' in 3 months and needs a 'miracle' to save it

A communications glitch is preventing NASA's Voyager 1 probe — the farthest spacecraft from Earth in history — from sending home data, and mission scientists are growing concerned.

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SETI searches for alien signals synchronized with supernova 1987A

Astronomers revitalize an old concept called the SETI Ellipsoid that incorporates supernovas in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence.

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“The sonic essence and rebellion of Earth AD”: Misfits team up with Prague’s Distortion Inc for a drive pedal marking the 40th anniversary of their iconic second album

Get ready to drive, drive my darling with a pedal that's packed Earth AD's horror punk heart and tone inside its album cover- adorned casing

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Neil deGrasse Tyson's new StarTalk TV streaming channel launches on Pluto TV

Neil deGrasse Tyson brings his popular astronomy podcast StarTalk to a new streaming channel devoted entirely to bringing space down to Earth.

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How to watch 'Space Shuttle Columbia: The Final Flight' online and from anywhere now

How to watch "The Space Shuttle That Fell to Earth" online on BBC iPlayer in the UK and from anywhere. New documentary goes inside the Columbia disaster.

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5 beguiling heart-shaped objects found in space

From a 'potentially hazardous' asteroid to a pair of galaxies unable to quell their attraction, here are five of the most beautiful heart-shaped objects seen in space.

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Russia launches a Valentine's Day Progress supply ship to the ISS

Russia launched the robotic Progress 87 freighter tonight (Feb. 14), sending three tons of cargo toward the International Space Station.

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18,000+ miles without a chamois: Lael Wilcox sets off on her Around the World record attempt

Wilcox hopes to set a new Guinness World Record and admits that even she is "really terrified"

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Japan's Lunar Mission Exceeds Expectations, Studying 10 Moon Rocks

Unmanned lunar spacecraft, SLIM, captures and analyzes 10 lunar rocks, providing insights into the origin of the moon. Japan's first lunar mission.

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Fire but no brimstone: Where is the universe's missing sulfur?

Astronomers may finally know why some death shrouds created by the deaths of sun-like stars lack the element sulfur.

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New discovery suggests Mars had intense volcanic activity and lakes

Discover the fascinating new evidence of intense tectonic and volcanic activity on Mars, hinting at a possible past of habitability and the search for anci...

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Antarctica's past — and future — melt

The West Antarctic Ice Sheet once shrank by 450 meters. Climate change is repeating history

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The moon and Jupiter go on a Valentine's Day date in the night sky tonight

The moon and Jupiter have a hot date for Valentine's Day tonight, appearing close together in the night sky for most of the evening.

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The next moon landing could be filmed with this out-of-this-world selfie camera

As a rule, lunar landers have had cameras attached or inside, making external landing shots tricky. ERAU has a fixed that!

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New Evidence From Mars Points To Possible Life Near Ancient Mile-Deep Lake And Active Volcanoes

The revelations crack open a new Martian mystery as it not only hints at a past on the planet where tectonic activity was teeming about 4 billion years ago, but it also helps researchers in the hunt for signs of ancient life on Mars. The post New Evidence From Mars…

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SpaceX launches classified USSF-124 satellites on secret Valentine's Day mission for US Space Force (video)

SpaceX launched the classified USSF-124 missile defense mission for the U.S. Space Force today (Feb. 14), recovering the Falcon 9 booster for the company's 272nd landing of an orbital rocket.

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SpaceX deorbiting 100 older Starlink satellites to 'keep space safe and sustainable'

SpaceX announced it will deorbit 100 of its first-generation Starlink satellites in order to lower the number of spacecraft that might fail and become non-maneuverable.

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Revolutionary Surgical Robot Successfully Controlled by Earth-Bound Surgeons in Space

Discover how a small surgical robot named Mira has successfully performed simulated surgical activities in space, opening doors for remote surgeries in spa...

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Seattle's massive fault may result from oceanic crust 'unzipping itself' 55 million years ago

Magnetic data suggest Seattle's fault line formed 55 million years ago, when the southern half of a subducting chain of volcanic islands piled onto the continent and tore apart from the northern half.

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SpaceX Launches First Surgical Robot to International Space Station!

Learn about the groundbreaking achievement of controlling a surgical robot in space from Earth. This innovative technology has implications on remote surge...

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Earth Experiences Unprecedented Climate Event: Breach of 1.5°C Warming Limit Lasts for a Year

The breach of the 1.5°C limit for a consecutive 12-month period is a concerning development that heightens fears about the pace and severity of climate change.

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Solar eclipse 2024: 8 things to watch for during totality

From "diamond rings" to Baily's beads, here's what to look for today during the brief darkness within the path of totality.

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