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HabEx - NASA's Habitable Exoplanet Observatory Will Search for New Earth
NASA's HabEx observatory will be bigger than Hubble and hunt for planets that have potential to sust...
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Lasers and Neural Network Help Spot Space Debris Accurately
The new technique makes use of laser telescopes and neural networks to track objects 1 sqms, at a di...
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Underwater Sounds Can Fix Degrading Coral Reefs - Study
The technique called "acoustic enrichment", aka playing underwater sounds can attract fish to the de...
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After 197 Days In Zero Gravity, Astronaut Struggles To Walk
The International Space Station astronauts have to face challenges, quite different ones on the Eart...
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Sun-Dimming Chemicals Sprayed In Stratosphere Could Fight Global Warming
Scientists are exploring the possibility of using Stratospheric Aerosol Injection to dim the Sun.
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Russian Progress MS-10 shakes hands with International Space Station
The Progress MS-10 carries food, supplies, air and oxygen for the crew members at the International...
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Hubble Space Telescope is Back in Business - NASA
NASA engineers were able to fix Hubble's failed gyroscope with a backup on board. The telescope is n...
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Indian Astronaut May Pay A Short Visit to International Space Station
Russians have offered to bring along Indian astronaut to International Space Station as India prepar...
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Mangalyaan's Over-Time is Impressive; Completes 4 Years in Mars' Orbit
ISRO's Mangalyaan was initially designed to last only for 6 months; but it's still going strong and...
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Japan's Hayabusa2 lands on Astroid Ryugu and creates history
Japan became the first country to land on the surface of Astroid as JAXA's Hayabusa2 lander rolled o...
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Yusaku Maezawa will be SpaceX's first tourist to the Moon in 2023
Yusaku Maezawa will travel to the Moon in SpaceX's Big Falcon Rocket in 2023. Elon Musk 'might' join...
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Deep Space Survival Technologies for Spaceships
NASA lists five technologies required by spacecrafts to survive the harsh deep space environment
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Chandrayaan-2, ISRO's high profile mission to the moon delayed until January 2019
Chandrayaan-2 is India's ambitious mission to soft-land on lunar surface. It has been postponed twic...
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Human Spaceflight Systems By Boeing and SpaceX Will Be Ready By Mid-2019
SpaceX Crew Dragon and Boeing CST-100 Starliner will ferry astronauts to the International Space Sta...
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Optic Fibre Cables Can Now Act As Sensors To Figure Out Medium Surrounding Them
Researchers at EPFL used sound wave generated inside the optic fibre cable to identify surrounding m...
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Is China Already Capable Of Destroying Any Satellite In Space?
China is said to be testing anti-satellite technology disguised as anti-ballistic missile defence sy...
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Man On The Mars Not Likely By 2030 - Says NASA
NASA's ambitious plan to land first human on Mars is challenged by insufficient funding
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Even Faster-Charging High Power Batteries Possible With New Cambridge Research
University of Cambridge researchers use materials with a complex crystalline structure that could re...
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NASA Finds subsurface lake on Mars
A research team from IAS and NASA have recently revealed the presence of liquid water in the south p...
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Machine Learning Algorithm Beats Human Experts At Detecting Microscopic Radiation Damage
The algorithm can detect and classify materials that have been exposed to radiation damages.
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