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From a time when feminism was more joyful than it is now. RIP Helen Reddy,

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Recently, California Gov. Gavin Newsom issued an executive order, the hubris of which is breathtaking. He has decreed that the sale of automobiles running on the internal combustion engine will be outlawed in California starting in 2035. From that date, only vehicles that run on electricity, such as the Tesla line being manufactured by Elon Musk, will be sold in the formerly Golden State.

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NASA delays its Titan drone mission by another year

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NASA has released its plan to return to the moon. In an accompanying live stream presentation, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine put to bed a story that the space agency was contemplating sending the first woman and the next man to land on the moon to one of the Apollo landing sites. The idea got a lot of negative reactions on social media. Bridenstine stated that the next moon landing will go to the lunar South Pole, full stop.

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NASA signs agreement with Italy to cooperate on Artemis

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The greatest political ad of 2020.

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With all due respect to Administrator Bridenstine, the first woman and the next man would have a number of better things to do than to gaze upon a decades-old Apollo landing site, with all of its jetsam of experiments and an ancient lunar module descent stage and leave a plaque. If the first human expedition to the moon since 1972 cannot reach the lunar south pole, a number of more interesting sites closer to the moon’s equator exist.

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If one needed positive proof that the Artemis program is not your father’s moon shot, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine announced that the space agency is interested in buying moon rocks.

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NASA mulls possible mission to Venus after recent discovery of possible life

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NASA and Energy Department step up cooperation

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I just found out that Ed Bearss, a military historian and Marine veteran of World War II, has died. 20 years ago, he conducted a group that included my wife and myself across the Gettysburg battlefield. He had that rare skill of bringing the three days of that battle alive in such a way that one wondered if he had been there to witness the events. It will be my everlasting regret that he is no longer here to show us any other battlefields.

I have in my hand an application for a mail-in ballot for my friend Tom Wells. The problem is that he has been dead for almost these past five years, which proves President Trump’s skittishness about voting by mail.

"The Pandemic Special" Premieres Sept 30 - SOUTH PARK

Just when all hope seemed to be lost, here comes South Park to save us all.

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Researchers have examined the burial mound where the Gokstad Viking ship was found. What they found surprised them.

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Climate experts back up Trump claim on California wildfires

Would becoming one of the first people to settle Mars be worth dying for?

Why NASA won't send humans to Venus

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The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories

Scientists create gene-edited animals as 'surrogate sires' to boost food production

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Recently, SpaceX’s Elon Musk addressed the Humans to Mars conference, during which he waxed eloquent about how his Starship interplanetary spacecraft was proceeding along. It is no secret that Musk is building this monster spaceship to facilitate his long-held dream to establish a settlement on the planet Mars. CNBC reports that Musk has a cautionary note for people who might want to join in on the project.

“I want to emphasize that this is a very hard and dangerous, difficult thing, not for the faint of heart. Good chance you’ll die, it’s going to be tough going, but it will be pretty glorious if it works out.”

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Future Rocket Engines May Include Large-Scale 3D Printing

The EM Drive rises from the grave

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Kamala Harris Flip-Flops on Fracking After Polls Tighten in Pennsylvania

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Charlie Bolden says the quiet part out loud: SLS rocket will go away

Space Force gets political boost from Senate supporters

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NASA offers to buy lunar samples to set space resources precedent

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Drones find signs of a Native American ‘Great Settlement’ beneath a Kansas pasture

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Boeing to face independent ethics probe over lunar lander bid

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RIP Emma Peel, my great crush when I was 12.

Russia makes bid to become a space power with Luna-25 mission to the moon

California can take lessons from Texas on how to fix rolling blackouts

NASA’s Juno spacecraft seeking extended mission at Jupiter

Studies on the Human Condition Take Flight Along With Piloting Investigation

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Dispute Erupts Over SpaceX’s Boca Chica Test Facility

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Gerstenmaier warns against ending space station program prematurely

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Another Chinese rocket falls near a school, creating toxic orange cloud

Another Sweeping Search for Aliens Comes Up Short

Trump nominated for Nobel Peace Prize by Norwegian official, citing Israel-UAE peace deal

California can take lessons from Texas on how to fix rolling blackouts

The news that people living in California are being subjected to rolling blackouts has the rest of the country shaking its collective heads. That a state once known as the center of technological innovation cannot provide enough power for its citizens when the weather gets too warm seems incredible. How did this happen? And, more importantly, how can it be fixed?

NASA Enlists Commercial Partners to Fly Payloads to Moon

'Chandrayaan-3' moon mission to be launched early next year, won't include orbiter this time

Russia makes bid to become a space power with Luna-25 mission to the moon

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Chinese reusable experimental spacecraft releases object before returning to Earth

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NASA Seeks Next Class of Flight Directors for Human Spaceflight Missions – Here’s How to Apply

Children of Apollo: The Space Race Gambit

Children of Apollo: The Hard Road to the Stars

Children of Apollo: The First Woman on the Moon

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TERRAPOWER: WHY BILL GATES THINKS NUCLEAR ENERGY IS THE FUTURE

Trump Says He Will Stop Funding Schools That Teach New York Times’ 1619 Project

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Russia makes bid to become a space power with Luna-25 mission to the moon

Scientific American recently reported that Russia is making progress on its long-planned-for Luna-25 moon lander. The flight is set to take place in October 2021.

Luna-25 will be the first Russian lunar lander since the mid-1970s. The lander is a joint project with the European space agency. The mission is planned as the beginning of a Russian attempt to jumpstart its space program by joining the rush to the moon.

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NASA's Europa Clipper will find out if Jupiter's icy moon is habitable

Nuclear Power Could Win Big In U.S. Elections

Gabriella's Holy War

Rush Limbaugh likens Biden rejecting fracking ban to 'me telling you that I've never been a conservative'

Americans Must Fight 'Green' Climate Ideology

Have we just stumbled on the biggest productivity increase of the century?

Trump offers promises for the Space Force and NASA for the second term

NASA to seek proposals for lunar nuclear power system

Netflix Mars mission series 'Away' lifts off with nods to NASA history

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Rocket limbo complicating NASA's Europa Clipper mission

Are Black Holes Made Of Dark Matter?

China seems to have launched a secret reusable space plane

China carries out secretive launch of ‘reusable experimental spacecraft’

Elon Musk Says Settlers Will Likely Die on Mars. He's Right.

Mars's Twin Peaks

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Gravity, Gizmos, and a Grand Theory of Interstellar Travel

What does Titan smell like?

Rarest planet in the universe may be lurking in Orion's nose

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One step closer to Mars! Elon Musk's SpaceX completes its SECOND Starship 'hop' sending another prototype rocket nearly 500 feet into the air

Report sees ways Artemis supports sustainable human Mars exploration

Trump offers promises for the Space Force and NASA for the second term

Musk emphasizes progress in Starship production over testing

NASA patented a faster, cheaper route to the moon. The first spacecraft to use it could make Nobel Prize-winning discoveries about the universe.

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NASA test-fires its SLS megarocket booster for future moon missions

Elon Musk to build ‘glorious’ Martian city with 1,000-starship fleet – but warns first visitors ‘will probably die’

‘Urgent’ request sent to states in push for coronavirus vaccine delivery by Nov. 1

Elon Musk says SpaceX’s Starship rocket will launch ‘hundreds of missions’ before flying people

NASA asteroid mission Lucy begins spacecraft assembly before 2021 launch

The Moon, Mars, and Beyond: Two Tales from the Coming Space Age

NuScale’s small nuclear reactor is first to get US safety approval

Artists create paintings designed to be tempered in space on Blue Origin’s rocket

Honeybee venom kills aggressive and resistant breast cancer cells

Musk emphasizes progress in Starship production over testing

Trump offers promises for the Space Force and NASA for the second term

Former NASA astronaut Leland Melvin was never afraid to go to space. But a police stop made him sweat

Future NASA astronauts may rely on electron beams to clean spacesuits

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