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Katherine Johnson

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Katherine Johnson

Katherine Johnson was a NASA mathematician famous for her brilliant calculations, which helped the US land astronauts on the moon during the space race.

The European Space Agency is sending another spacecraft to Venus

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The European Space Agency is sending another spacecraft to Venus

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Science with Sam: The Moon

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Science with Sam: What would happen if there was no moon?

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Jeff Bezos will be on board Blue Origin's first crewed space flight

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Jeff Bezos will be on board Blue Origin's first crewed space flight

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Partial solar eclipse will be visible in the UK and Ireland on 10 June

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Partial solar eclipse will be visible in the UK and Ireland on 10 June

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NASA mission takes first close-up images of Ganymede in two decades

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NASA mission takes first close-up images of Ganymede in two decades

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NASA is sending two missions to Venus for the first time in decades

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NASA is sending two missions to Venus for the first time in decades

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Jared Isaacman

Space

More people are going to space, but diversity is still grounded

Analysis

China is about to land its Zhurong rover on the surface of Mars

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China is about to land its Zhurong rover on the surface of Mars

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Are there volcanoes in space? Science with Sam explains

Are there volcanoes on other planets? What would happen if Yellowstone erupted on ours? And what causes a volcano to erupt? Science with Sam explains

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Science with Sam: Are there volcanoes in space?

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Enormous kites flown by robots could help power a Mars colony

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Blue Origin is auctioning off a seat on its first crewed space flight

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Why haven't aliens made contact? Science with Sam explains

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