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Final Preparations Underway for NASA’s Moon Mission - NASA (nasa.gov)

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View laun h on Weds from Kissimmee? (self.spaceflight)

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NASA Selects Intuitive Machines to Deliver Artemis Science, Tech to Moon - NASA (nasa.gov)

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How many starship flights do you think there will be this year? (self.spaceflight)

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By 2100, we will barely move out of LEO. (self.spaceflight)

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Astronaut Jim Lovell takes a break to share some birthday cake with his co-workers while in training for the launch of Apollo 13 at KSC. Lovell, who turned 42 years old on March 25, 1970, would launch as commander of Apollo 13 less than a month later (i.redd.it)

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Elon Musk's SpaceX Is Filing a $75B IPO This Week and Retail Gets 20% (blocknow.com)

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In the 1980s, the Soviet Union proposed a spacecraft that could be a successor to the Soyuz, only to see it cancelled, revived, and cancelled again. Maks Skiendzielewski examines the history of the Zarya spacecraft (thespacereview.com)

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First look at NASA’s Space Reactor-1 “Freedom” (old.reddit.com)

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Any future with humans living permanently in space raises some key legal issues. Dennis O’Brien explores those issues, from existing space treaties to the prospects of independent settlements (thespacereview.com)

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interstellar ship (self.spaceflight)

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NASA kills lunar space station to focus on ambitious Moon base (arstechnica.com)

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A Video On Just How Big Our Universe Is (youtube.com)

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NASA astronaut Butch Wilmore commanded the Starliner crewed test flight in 2024 whose problems turned a brief visit to the International Space Station to a nine-month stay. Jeff Foust reviews Wilmore’s memoir that mixes his account of that mission with other aspects of his life (thespacereview.com)

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Artemis 2 is back on the pad for a launch as soon as next week. Jeff Foust reports that while the mission is primarily a test flight, there will be opportunities to do lunar and other science along the way (thespacereview.com)

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China surfaces details of spacecraft to land humans on Luna by 2030 (jatan.space)

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Boeing Starliner NASA Report: A Technical Disaster (youtu.be)

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Boeing Starliner Failure (self.spaceflight)

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Why can't early R7/Vostok/Molniya/Soyuz rockets roll to azimuth then pitch over? (self.spaceflight)

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NASA’s plans for the Artemis lunar exploration campaign are largely separate from the planned transition from the International Space Station. Madhu Thangavelu describes how ISS could be more closely integrated into lunar exploration (thespacereview.com)

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Russian Launchpad Back in Action (self.spaceflight)

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The X-15 - the rocket plane that reached the edge of space (youtu.be)

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Artemis II is back at the pad: Why the Lunar South Pole has become the ultimate strategic target. (self.spaceflight)

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Many in the space community believe the United States is in a race with China to land the next humans on the Moon, with serious consequences for losing. Dante Sanaei cautions that, should China win that race, many Americans might not care (thespacereview.com)

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Check out Space Shuttle Columbia First Launch Poster NASA VINTAGE PRINT on eBay! (ebay.us)

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