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Commander Musilova pranked the new Selene V crew with the help of a previous crew at the HI-SEAS habitat, as part of their initiation to surviving their analog lunar mission.

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You might have been wondering where the most brilliant of all the planets has been in recent months.

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China conducted two launches of classified Yaogan satellites in the last week while much of the world waited to see where and when the Long March 5B would fall.

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Rocket Lab will fish another booster out of the sea this weekend, if all goes according to plan.

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A never-ending detonation could be the key to hypersonic flight and space planes that can seamlessly fly from Earth into orbit.

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As the sun’s activity waxes and wanes, so does the ionosphere of Venus, a key layer in the upper atmosphere, according to new observations that cinch a decades-old suspicion.

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