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A post says they grew crops and did simulated Marswalks, with an October 31, 2026, exit planned.
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NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman says machine shops run around the clock while teams work on landers, suits and rovers.
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Space.com reports that NASA’s Mars rover passed its smaller cousin Opportunity.
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The 800-gigabyte archive also includes crew audio, annotations and reports from April’s lunar flyby.
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NASASpaceflight called the North Stand test its second-longest firing, behind only a run-to-failure test.
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NASA says the release includes 814 GB of observations, nearly 1,000 new images, and 521 minutes of crew audio; a NASA Artemis post separately put the image total at 996.
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The space news account latestinspace says Meir was preparing to return to Earth that week after the October 4 handover.
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The account latestinspace credits Windler with leading the effort to rescue Apollo 13.
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Latest in Space suggests the streak was most likely sunlight hitting the Super Heavy booster's exhaust trail after separation.
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Spaceflight Now, citing SpaceX’s Dan Huot, reported that Ship 41 would deorbit before completing its planned orbital profile. SpaceX later confirmed splashdown.
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Universe Magazine says the signal from Beta Pictoris b, 64 light-years away, was likely produced by auroras.
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Latest in Space says PRIMA will observe far-infrared light, which it describes as a part of the spectrum no telescope can currently capture.
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Latest in Space says it will be the first spacecraft to reach that distance—about 16 billion miles from Earth.
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Posts connect claims of asteroid sugars and DNA and RNA bases in meteorites to the possibility that life on Earth came from space.
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Latest in Space says astronomers have found Elias 2-24 b, a planet less than a million years old.
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Latest in Space says the crater was left by an impact around 2024 that went undetected at the time.
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Latest in Space says a “near-perfect course correction” left the telescope with enough fuel to last more than twice as long as it was built for.