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NASA Is About To Lose Contact With Mars: Here’s Why

NASA’s Curiosity rover and InSight lander will stop moving for over a week as the space agency prepares to lose contact with Mars. According to NASA, this phenomenon happens every two years due to the positions of Mars and Earth.
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This Is Exactly What Will Happen If An Asteroid Hits Earth

With the number of asteroids zipping past Earth on a regular basis, it’s only a matter of time before the planet gets hit by a massive space rock. Depending on certain factors, an asteroid impact on Earth could trigger a global extinction-level event.
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NASA Boss Declares Pluto Is Still A Planet

On the anniversary of Pluto’s reclassification as a dwarf planet, NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine hits back at the International Astronomical Union’s (IAU) ruling on the classification of planets. For him, Pluto will always be a planet.
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Police Issue Explosion Warning For SpaceX’s Starhopper Launch

Local law enforcement delivered notices to residents of a small community in Texas to warn them about SpaceX’s upcoming test flight for its Starhopper rocket. As indicated in the notice, the residents should leave their homes for the launch in case of a possible explosion.
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NASA, Robert Downey Jr Unveil Rolling Stones Mars Rock

Robert Downey Jr., famously known for playing Tony Stark and Iron Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, announced that NASA has named a rock on Mars after The Rolling Stones. The actor made the announcement right before the band kicked off their concert at the Rose Bowl stadium in California.
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European Space Agency To Send Alien Hunting Camera To Mars

The European Space Agency (ESA) has unveiled the special camera that will serve as the eyes of its ExoMars rover for an upcoming Mars mission. The camera has special features that will allow the agency to detect signs of alien life on the Red Planet.

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