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Avasarala faces opposition, Naomi confronts her son and Drummer deals with her grief in episode 5 of the “The Expanse” season 3.

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Avasarala faces opposition, Naomi confronts her son and Drummer deals with her grief in episode 5 of the “The Expanse” season 3.

Kerbonauts will need to wait a year longer to fly their newest missions in “Kerbal Space Program 2,” which is now set to launch in 2022.

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Just a month after returning asteroid samples to Earth, Japan’s Hayabusa2 probe is officially on the move toward another space rock.

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Poor weather on Earth forced a SpaceX supply ship to wave off the opportunity to make the company’s first autonomous undocking from the International Space Station on Monday (Jan. 11).

The American Astronomical Society (AAS) is making the most of online opportunities during its 237th meeting, which will fully take place virtually this week due to the coronavirus pandemic.