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NASA debates where to land on Mars – but are we ready to go?

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NASA debates where to land on Mars – but are we ready to go?

Last week the space agency held its first meeting about where to land humans on Mars, but such a mission still has decades of technological hurdles to overcome

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First pocket rockets take tiny satellites for a spin

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First pocket rockets take tiny satellites for a spin

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Craters and canyons hint at violent past of Pluto's moon Charon

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Craters and canyons hint at violent past of Pluto's moon Charon

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Capturing NASA's mindset is key to The Martian’s success

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Capturing NASA's mindset is key to The Martian’s success

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Cosmonauts are stars of the Soviet space age show

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Cosmonauts are stars of the Soviet space age show

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Earth

Climate change could submerge rocket launch sites, warns NASA

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The Making of 2001: How Kubrick and Clarke designed the future

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The Making of 2001: How Kubrick and Clarke designed the future

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Unsuitable suit

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Space

Catch a falling star

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International Space Station snaps red sprite above a US storm

Space

International Space Station snaps red sprite above a US storm

Astronauts on the ISS recently captured the spectacular atmospheric phenomenon above the southern US, and minutes later saw a second over Central America

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Space

NASA scours retired space shuttles for spare parts

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Space

Print your own satellite in orbiting space factory

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Space

Rosetta sees sparks as comet 67P reaches closest approach to sun

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Kepler sees hints of asteroids pursuing planets near other stars

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