This week in space: 140 UFO's remain mysterious, a peek inside China's new space station, Hubble offline and loads more...

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A glimpse into life on China's new space station:

Earth from Space: Lake Mar Chiquita, Argentina - SpaceRef

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Could Life Exist in the Atmosphere of a sub-Neptune Planet? - Universe Today

U.S. government report: 140 UFO's remain, er, unidentified -Space.com

NASA and Boeing close out recommendations from Starliner review - SpaceNews

DoD space agency to create marketplace for commercial satellite data - SpaceNews

Ligado Networks passes 3GPP review for 5G plan - SpaceNews

Ex-Im Bank finances SpaceX launch deal - SpaceNews

Computer problem takes Hubble offline - SpaceNews

Dropping power levels threaten InSight mission - SpaceNews

Benchmark Space Systems unveils in-space mobility-as-a-service business - SpaceNews

ULA, Boeing, and NASA prepare for uncrewed and crewed Starliner flight tests - NASASpaceFlight.com

Pesquet & Kimbrough complete new solar array installation on ISS - NASASpaceFlight.com

Study Looks More Closely at Mars' Underground Water Signals (marsdaily.com)

NASA to send mannequins to moon to prepare for crewed missions (spacedaily.com)

Virgin Galactic Wins FAA's OK to Fly Space Passengers: Which Billionaire Will Go First? - Universe Today

Aliens in 2,034 Nearby Star Systems Could use the Transit Method to see Earth - Universe Today