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Artemis 1 moon mission heads for lunar orbit after crucial burn | Space / Artemis I is On Its Way to the Moon - Universe Today

Europe is Building a Communications Network Around the Moon - Universe Today

Dream Chaser Spaceplane Nears Flight Readiness| Sierra Space

ESA - Space Rider

 

What Rosetta-Philae Discovered on a Visitor from the Edge of the Solar System

Watch a 'solar snake' slither across the sun in orbiter view:

Mineral remains of ancient salty water on Mars

Antares rocket launches ovarian cells and ISS experiments for NASA | Space

SpaceX CRS-26 mission to space station - Science payloads explained:

56 Miles (90 km) Above Earth - Successful Amateur Rocket Launch:

See SpaceX deploy 'Galaxy' satellites in amazing view from space:

See Tropical Storm Nicole from space as it approaches Florida in time-lapse:

The Solar System, through the telescope of JW Astronomy:

Amateurs tracking a Falcon 9 launch:

 

Atlas V JPSS-2 / LOFTID Launch Highlights:

Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt | Earth from Space:

Reading material:

Check Out the Journey From Raw Data to Beautiful Image - Universe Today:

X-37B space plane completes its sixth mission, lands after nearly 30 months in orbit - SpaceNews:

One Total Lunar Eclipse Photo to Rule Them All - Universe Today

A composite image from this morning's eclipse showing the moon in various stages throughout the night. The size and shape of Earth's shadow is clearly visible here. These events are absolutely magical to witness and quite surreal. pic.twitter.com/mbakrEyCYl

— Andrew McCarthy (@AJamesMcCarthy) November 8, 2022

Satellite unfurls biggest commercial communications array ever | Space:

Betelgeuse's mysterious 'Great Dimming' may have been triggered by a wandering black hole | Space:

 

How would asteroid mining affect the world's economy? (arxiv.org):

UK set to host rocket launches after first British spaceport granted licence (msn.com):

Mars was once covered by 300-meter deep oceans, study shows -- ScienceDaily: