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NASA puzzles over 'invisible' moon impact

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NASA puzzles over 'invisible' moon impact

A NASA spacecraft has created a pair of craters on the lunar surface – but so far no plume of ejected material has been seen

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'Deep space' mission is frontrunner in NASA review

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Blasted into space from a giant air gun

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Rocket company tests world's most powerful ion engine

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Rocket company tests world's most powerful ion engine

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Space radiation hits record high

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Space radiation hits record high

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Rocket racers lose their 'launch pad'

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Rocket racers lose their 'launch pad'

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How astronauts could 'harvest' water on the moon

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How astronauts could 'harvest' water on the moon

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How far could you travel in a spaceship?

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How far could you travel in a spaceship?

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Too much radiation for astronauts to make it to Mars

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Too much radiation for astronauts to make it to Mars

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NASA faces 'Kennedy or Nixon' moment, former chief says

Mike Griffin tells Congress that the US is facing a choice between following in the footsteps of President Kennedy, who backed the Apollo programme, and Nixon, who later shut it down

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Flying Armadillo has the power to escape the moon

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Mock lunar landers set to compete for $1 million prize

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Mighty Mouse takes off – thanks to magnets

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Space robot 2.0: Smarter than the average rover

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