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    Science This weekend's blue moon is also a micromoon (but won't be blue and isn't smaller) Rob Beschizza
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    Space NASA's Artemis II images—and a phone video Rob Beschizza
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    Space Artemis crew safely splashes down off California coast Rob Beschizza
  • Space This dashboard tracks everything going on with Artemis' Orion capsule as it returns to Earth Gail Sherman
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    Space Artemis II's state-of-the-art space toilet broke Gail Sherman
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    Space James Webb telescope captures star formation "factory" in fine detail Rob Beschizza
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    Space Artemis II's launch countdown has begun and its next stop is the Moon Gail Sherman
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    Space Another Starlink satellite has exploded Gail Sherman
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    Science All five DNA/RNA building blocks found in asteroid Ryugu samples Ellsworth Toohey
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    Science NASA's DART probe shifted the orbits of two asteroids, not just one Ellsworth Toohey
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    Science Scientists grew chickpeas in fake moon dirt with the help of fungi Ellsworth Toohey
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    Science Iranian physicists estimate advanced civilizations last 5,000 years or less Rob Beschizza
  • Artemis
    Space NASA pushes back moon landing until at least 2028 Gail Sherman
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    Science An asteroid passed 428 km from Earth and no one saw it coming Ellsworth Toohey
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