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NASA Halts Development of Gateway Lunar Station Core Module

NASA has ceased work on the HALO residential module for the Gateway lunar station, impacting Northrop Grumman and associated contractors.

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NASA’s Lucy Probe Encounters Tumbling Asteroid Donaldjohanson, Detects Signs of Ancient Water

NASA’s Lucy spacecraft flew past the tumbling asteroid Donaldjohanson, uncovering evidence of ancient water on its surface.

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NASA Tests ERNEST Rover Capable of Climbing Rocks and Crab-Walking in Colorado Desert

NASA’s JPL engineers tested the ERNEST rover in Colorado desert, showcasing its advanced rock-climbing and crab-walking abilities on rugged terrain.

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NASA Upgrades Cold Atom Lab on ISS to Advance Quantum Research

NASA has refurbished the Cold Atom Lab aboard the ISS, enhancing experiments with ultracold atoms under microgravity.

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NASA Unveils Pegasus Rover to Enhance Mobility for Lunar South Pole Settlement

NASA introduces the Pegasus rover as part of its effort to support extensive mobility for the planned lunar south pole settlement.

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NASA’s X-59 Quiet Supersonic Jet Reaches Mach 1.4 in Key Test Flight

NASA’s X-59 quiet supersonic aircraft achieved Mach 1.4 at 16,800 meters, advancing efforts to revive supersonic commercial flight.

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NASA to Repair Canadarm2 Robotic Arm on the International Space Station

NASA plans to take the Canadarm2 robotic arm offline for several weeks to perform necessary repairs on the International Space Station.

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NASA Reveals Artemis 3 Crew for Upcoming Space Mission

NASA has announced the astronauts for the Artemis 3 mission, featuring a diverse team of space veterans and a first-time flyer.

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Blue Origin’s New Glenn Rocket Explosion Deepens NASA’s Dependence on SpaceX

A New Glenn rocket exploded during a critical test, disrupting NASA’s heavy-lift launch plans and reinforcing reliance on SpaceX.

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NASA’s X-59 Quiet Supersonic Aircraft Surpasses Speed of Sound in First Test Flight

NASA’s experimental X-59 aircraft reached supersonic speeds for the first time, marking a key milestone in quiet supersonic flight development.

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NASA Streamlines Nuclear Spacecraft Development for 2028 Mars Mission

NASA accelerates development of a nuclear-powered spacecraft to meet the ambitious 2028 Mars launch deadline by simplifying research and testing stages.

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NASA Officially Ends MAVEN Mars Orbiter Mission After Mysterious Loss of Contact

NASA concludes the MAVEN mission after losing contact with the Mars orbiter following a sudden onboard failure.

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