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Mars Landing: What It Was Like For Me At NASA Headquarters, Watching 7 Minutes of Hell
Benjamin Feinblum in Space 9 months ago
NASA makes a huge breakthrough with their recent Mars landing.
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Felix Baumgartner Jump LIVE: Skydiving Leap From Space Will Be a Death Defying Record Breaker
David Allen in Space 7 months ago
Felix Baumgartner will be jumping from 120,000 feet in the air over Roswell New Mexico this Sunday.
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SpaceX Paves New Future for Private Space Exploration, But Congress Could Ruin All Progress
Ian Yamamoto in Space 1 year ago
Congress once again may decide to pick winners and losers in a vote next week, which would effectively destroy innovation and competition in the free market for space exploration.
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Felix Baumgartner Jump LIVE: Watch Video of Record Breaking Skydive From Space to Earth
Elena Sheppard in Space 7 months ago
Live updates and footage of Felix Baumgartners's Red Bull Stratos jump; freefall from the edge of space. Watch Baumgartner break records.
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Neil Armstrong Dies: He Was Against SpaceX and the Privatization of the Space Industry
Alex Marin in Space 9 months ago
The Apollo 11 astronaut who took “one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind” has passed away.
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Higgs Boson Found: The God Particle is the Key to Understanding the Universe
Juan Pablo Laso in Space 10 months ago
Early Wednesday morning, scientists announced that evidence of the Higgs boson, aka the 'God particle', has been found. But, what exactly does that mean?
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SpaceX and Richard Branson Virgin Gallactic Could Realistically Build a Death Star
Ethan Case in Space 10 months ago
After SpaceX, Death Star could be the next private sector-funded venture into the new era of American space exploration.
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Space X Dragon Capsule Proves Private Funding is the Future of Space Exploration
Ian Yamamoto in Space 1 year ago
Public competitors adapt too slowly to new information and offer perverse incentives.
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