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NASA wants ideas to boost the Hubble Space Telescope into a higher orbit with private spaceships | Space

New Measurements of Galaxy Rotation Lean Towards Modified Gravity as an Explanation for Dark Matter - Universe Today

'Atmospheric river' hits US West Coast with as satellites watch | Space

We Could Spread Life to the Milky Way With Comets. But Should We? - Universe Today

Something weird is happening in Jupiter's atmosphere | Space

NeuralAgent and Miratlas jointly address atmospheric impediments to optical communications - SpaceNews

Vega C fails on second launch - SpaceNews

Laser links are great for satellite relay, but challenges abound for taking it to ground - SpaceNews

Omnibus includes budget increases for Office of Space Commerce and FAA commercial space office - SpaceNews

Virgin Orbit receives license for U.K. launch - SpaceNews

NASA's InSight lander sent this final photo before dying after 4 years studying Mars quakes, dust devils, and meteor impacts (msn.com)

Giant mantle plume reveals Mars is more active than previously thought -- ScienceDaily