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How Will the ESA's Reusable Spacecraft Work? | Science News | Naked Scientists
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NASA completes structure assembly of Artemis 2's Core Stage
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| | Teams have assembled the main structures of NASAs Artemis 2 Core Stage at New Orleans Michoud Assembly Facility, another step...
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NASA decides to keep astronauts in orbit months longer - Cosmic Log
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| | NASA has decided it's too risky to haveBoeing's Starliner spacecraft return to Earth from the International Space Station with its two crew members, and so those astronauts will extend their stay by several months and come back on a SpaceX Dragon capsule instead. Starliner, which has been in the midst of its first crewed flight...
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NASA's Starliner astronauts to achieve feat ... technically ... during SpaceX Dragon relocation | The Spokesman-Review
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| | A parking spot shuffle coming up this weekend more than 250 miles above Earth will mark a unique feat for a pair of NASA astronauts who will become the first to fly in both Boeing's Starliner and SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft.
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ispace-U.S. Unveils Colorado's Newest Mission Control Center for its U.S. Lunar Missions - ispace U.S.
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| Denver, Colorado - ispace technologies, inc. (ispace-U.S.) announced today the opening of the Summit Mission Control Center (MCC) in its headquarters office in Denver, Colorado. The MCC serves as the ground segment hub for the command and telemetry review of spacecraft and customer payloads for ispace's Mission 3 and all future ispace-U.S. missions. The MCC invites visitors to explore ispace's history of lunar exploration before stepping into the heart of mission control, where the ispace's ongoing chapt...