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High-Stakes Drama Unfolds Above: Astronauts’ Saga Gets Tangled in Earthly Politics

The ISS mission faces unexpected challenges due to a Boeing Starliner malfunction, causing extended stays for astronauts Barry Wilmore and Sunita Williams. Elon Musk claims his offer to return the astronauts via SpaceX was rejected by the Biden administration for political reasons,

6 March 2025

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Exciting Discoveries Await! Exploring Mars Like Never Before

NASA’s Perseverance Rover is on a Thrilling Adventure After a challenging journey to the edge of Mars’ Jezero Crater, NASA’s Perseverance rover is taking a moment to explore. Its latest stop is at a remarkable rock formation known as Pico Turquino, spanning

7 December 2024

Mars Exploration·News·Planetary Science

Did Mars Have Liquid CO2? New Evidence Emerges

Liquid Mysteries on the Red Planet Recent studies have sparked a captivating debate about the historical presence of liquids on Mars. While dry riverbeds and ancient lake beds suggest that water once flowed on the Martian surface, a new article published in

4 December 2024

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Exploring Mars Beyond the Curiosity Rover

Unveiling Mars’ Mysterious Landscapes NASA’s Curiosity rover has been unveiling the secrets of Mars, capturing stunning images of the Gediz Vallis region. This area hints at a watery past, showcasing evidence of rivers, debris flows, and avalanches that shaped the landscape. Scientists

18 November 2024

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Exploring Mars: Beyond the Hunt for Liquid Water

Uncovering the Secrets of Mars In the mid-1970s, NASA’s pioneering Viking missions revolutionized space exploration by landing spacecraft on Mars, initiating a quest to uncover signs of life on the red planet. Viking 1 and Viking 2 were equipped with advanced scientific

18 November 2024

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