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Europe's First Orbital Rocket Launch Fails
On Sunday, at 12:30 pm local time, Isar Aerospace's Spectrum rocket launched from the Arctic Andoeya Spaceport in Norway, but crashed into the sea 40 seconds later, producing valuable data despite the premature termination.
Europe's First Orbital Rocket Launch Fails
On Sunday, at 12:30 pm local time, Isar Aerospace's Spectrum rocket launched from the Arctic Andoeya Spaceport in Norway, but crashed into the sea 40 seconds later, producing valuable data despite the premature termination.
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56% Bias Score
Russia Offers Nuclear Reactor for Musk's Mars Mission
Russia's special envoy proposed providing a small nuclear reactor for Elon Musk's Mars mission, a move that might accelerate colonization plans and reshape international space partnerships amid warming US-Russia relations.
Russia Offers Nuclear Reactor for Musk's Mars Mission
Russia's special envoy proposed providing a small nuclear reactor for Elon Musk's Mars mission, a move that might accelerate colonization plans and reshape international space partnerships amid warming US-Russia relations.
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36% Bias Score
Australian Firm to Grow Mushrooms in Space on SpaceX Mission
FOODiQ Global will conduct the first attempt to grow oyster mushrooms in space aboard SpaceX's Fram2 mission launching in early April from Florida, led by Australian adventurer Eric Phillips, to assess the effects of microgravity on mushroom growth and nutritional content for future space missions.
Australian Firm to Grow Mushrooms in Space on SpaceX Mission
FOODiQ Global will conduct the first attempt to grow oyster mushrooms in space aboard SpaceX's Fram2 mission launching in early April from Florida, led by Australian adventurer Eric Phillips, to assess the effects of microgravity on mushroom growth and nutritional content for future space missions.
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48% Bias Score
NASA Removes Diversity Language from Artemis III Mission Webpages
NASA removed language emphasizing the diverse composition of the Artemis III moon landing crew from some webpages, citing President Trump's executive order; the change, first reported by the Orlando Sentinel on March 16, affects some but not all webpages related to the mission, which is now slated t...
NASA Removes Diversity Language from Artemis III Mission Webpages
NASA removed language emphasizing the diverse composition of the Artemis III moon landing crew from some webpages, citing President Trump's executive order; the change, first reported by the Orlando Sentinel on March 16, affects some but not all webpages related to the mission, which is now slated t...
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48% Bias Score
NASA Deactivates Voyager 2 Instrument to Extend Mission Lifespan
NASA has deactivated the low-energy charged particle instrument aboard Voyager 2 to conserve power, extending the lifespan of other instruments on the probe and its twin, Voyager 1; this follows a similar deactivation on Voyager 1 last month, with both probes now having three of their ten instrument...
NASA Deactivates Voyager 2 Instrument to Extend Mission Lifespan
NASA has deactivated the low-energy charged particle instrument aboard Voyager 2 to conserve power, extending the lifespan of other instruments on the probe and its twin, Voyager 1; this follows a similar deactivation on Voyager 1 last month, with both probes now having three of their ten instrument...
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12% Bias Score
Extended ISS Mission Concludes: 286-Day Stay Highlights Space Travel Challenges
NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore returned after a 286-day mission to the ISS due to Boeing Starliner malfunctions, conducting 900 hours of research while awaiting SpaceX transport.
Extended ISS Mission Concludes: 286-Day Stay Highlights Space Travel Challenges
NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore returned after a 286-day mission to the ISS due to Boeing Starliner malfunctions, conducting 900 hours of research while awaiting SpaceX transport.
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28% Bias Score
German Astronaut to Launch on Four-Day Space Mission
German astronaut Rabea Rogge is set to launch on Tuesday from Cape Canaveral on a four-day mission aboard a SpaceX Dragon capsule, carrying out over 20 scientific experiments, participating in an amateur radio contest, and answering student questions; this mission marks a significant step toward mor...
German Astronaut to Launch on Four-Day Space Mission
German astronaut Rabea Rogge is set to launch on Tuesday from Cape Canaveral on a four-day mission aboard a SpaceX Dragon capsule, carrying out over 20 scientific experiments, participating in an amateur radio contest, and answering student questions; this mission marks a significant step toward mor...
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4% Bias Score
Toxic Martian Dust Poses Significant Risks to Future Missions
Martian dust, containing toxic substances like silica and perchlorates, poses significant health risks to astronauts, potentially causing lung disease and other ailments; the pervasive dust also threatens equipment functionality, necessitating advanced mitigation strategies for future missions.
Toxic Martian Dust Poses Significant Risks to Future Missions
Martian dust, containing toxic substances like silica and perchlorates, poses significant health risks to astronauts, potentially causing lung disease and other ailments; the pervasive dust also threatens equipment functionality, necessitating advanced mitigation strategies for future missions.
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32% Bias Score
Climate Change Shrinks Thermosphere, Increasing Space Debris Collision Risk
A MIT study published in Nature Sustainability shows that climate change cools and shrinks the Earth's thermosphere, reducing atmospheric drag on space debris, increasing collision risks for satellites, and potentially decreasing satellite transport capacity by 50-66% between 200-1000km.
Climate Change Shrinks Thermosphere, Increasing Space Debris Collision Risk
A MIT study published in Nature Sustainability shows that climate change cools and shrinks the Earth's thermosphere, reducing atmospheric drag on space debris, increasing collision risks for satellites, and potentially decreasing satellite transport capacity by 50-66% between 200-1000km.
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36% Bias Score
Astronauts Oppose Musk's Plan to Deorbit ISS Early
Due to a malfunctioning spacecraft, astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore's ISS mission extended, prompting them to oppose Elon Musk's proposal to deorbit the ISS in 2027, three years earlier than planned, highlighting concerns about international collaboration and future space missions.
Astronauts Oppose Musk's Plan to Deorbit ISS Early
Due to a malfunctioning spacecraft, astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore's ISS mission extended, prompting them to oppose Elon Musk's proposal to deorbit the ISS in 2027, three years earlier than planned, highlighting concerns about international collaboration and future space missions.
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40% Bias Score
Perseverance Rover Discovers Unusual Rock with Diverse Spheres on Mars
NASA's Perseverance rover found an unusual rock, named St. Pauls Bay, on Mars' Jezero Crater rim, containing hundreds of diverse millimeter-sized spheres, possibly formed through water interaction or volcanic/impact events, challenging existing geological models and adding to Mars' growing collectio...
Perseverance Rover Discovers Unusual Rock with Diverse Spheres on Mars
NASA's Perseverance rover found an unusual rock, named St. Pauls Bay, on Mars' Jezero Crater rim, containing hundreds of diverse millimeter-sized spheres, possibly formed through water interaction or volcanic/impact events, challenging existing geological models and adding to Mars' growing collectio...
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Extended ISS Mission Concludes After 286 Days
NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore concluded a 286-day mission to the International Space Station, exceeding the initial eight-day plan due to Boeing Starliner malfunctions, leading to 900 hours of unscheduled research.
Extended ISS Mission Concludes After 286 Days
NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore concluded a 286-day mission to the International Space Station, exceeding the initial eight-day plan due to Boeing Starliner malfunctions, leading to 900 hours of unscheduled research.
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24% Bias Score
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