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Space¶
7 NASA discovers largest lunar crater on record¶
NASA announced the discovery of the largest crater ever found on the Moon.
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6.5 Scientists discover Elias, the youngest exoplanet on record¶
Astronomers have identified a 'newborn' exoplanet named Elias, setting a new record for the youngest planetary object discovered.
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6.5 NASA Discovers Largest Newly Formed Crater in Solar System¶
NASA identified the largest crater known to have been recently formed within the solar system.
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6 NASA Discovers Large New Crater on Moon¶
A NASA spacecraft has discovered a newly formed large crater on the lunar surface.
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6 Texas A&M System approved to bid on managing NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory¶
Texas A&M University System's Board of Regents approved a bid to take over management of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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5.5 NASA astronaut captures Milky Way from International Space Station¶
An astronaut aboard the International Space Station photographed the Milky Way galaxy from orbit.
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5 Djibouti Signs NASA Artemis Accords¶
Djibouti becomes the 72nd nation to sign NASA's Artemis Accords on lunar exploration cooperation.
Sources: SatellitePro ME RSS Update to: 72nd Nation Signs NASA Artemis Accords for Moon Programme
Space Exploration¶
6.5 NASA employs AI to discover new lunar surface features and geology¶
NASA is using AI technology to identify and uncover previously hidden clues across the moon's surface.
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Space-Security¶
6.5 NASA Inspector General Reports Continuing Cybersecurity Deficiencies¶
NASA's Office of Inspector General has issued findings that the agency continues to have significant cybersecurity vulnerabilities and gaps.
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Space History¶
5 Star Trek fans' campaign led to naming NASA's first space shuttle¶
NASA's first space shuttle was named Enterprise after a fan campaign inspired by the original Star Trek television series.
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