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Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore are finally coming home
International: Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore are finally coming home as SpaceX Dragon successfully docks with the ISS, bringing in Crew-10. Elon Musk confirmed the long-awaited rescue.
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Astronomers Confirm Alien Signal Originates from a Lifeless Galaxy
FRBs offer a unique opportunity to explore the universe. As radio waves travel through intergalactic space, studying FRBs can give information into the density and composition of cosmic matter, magnetic fields, and even the universe’s early stages.
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Sahara Desert Turning Green, NASA Discovers Amid Heavy Rainfall
The Sahara Desert, known for its scorching heat, gold dunes and dry air, is facing a massive transformation due to a rare phenomenon. The Sahara Desert receives barely any rain, but when it does, it hardly rains for an inch or two annually.
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Sunita Williams and Barry Wilmore face muscle loss; still stuck in space
Two NASA astronauts, Sunita Williams and Barry Wilmore, have been on the International Space Station (ISS) for over 50 days due to serious issues with their Boeing Starliner capsule.
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Do Aliens Exist?
Recently, Earth received a mysterious laser message from 140 million miles into deep space. There have been many instances that add up to the conspiracy theory of aliens existing
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Russian Spacecraft's Dangerous Encounter Raises Concerns for U.S.: NASA's Shocking Reaction
Recently, a Russian spacecraft nearly collided with a U.S. satellite, raising concerns for NASA. However, NASA's lack of concern and preparedness for such incidents has shocked the space community.
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Breaking Barriers: Nora AlMatrooshi Makes History as First Arab Woman Trained by NASA for Astronaut Program
In a groundbreaking moment, Nora AlMatrooshi has become the first Arab woman to be trained by NASA for their astronaut program, breaking barriers and inspiring women all over the world.
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