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Space Launch System approved, we’re going to Mars
Hey, want to go to Mars? Well, in a few years you can…kind of. The Space Launch System is the most powerful rocket we’ve...
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An Atomic Clock for Deep Space
NASA’s Orbital Test Bed satellite is scheduled for launch via a SpaceX Falcon Heavy on June 22, with live streaming here. Although two dozen...
Beyond Mars: Our Place in Space
Live-action sci-fi show “Our Place In Space” debuts this week at the Acadiana Center for the Arts. It is an experience that will pique...
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Mars Returns!
The heavens have aligned to bring Mars back to prominence in the evening sky. The red planet is currently visible high in the sky...
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NASA Scientist: Space Agency Needs an Overhaul
America’s space program is stranded in Earth orbit, operating costly space-shuttle and space-station projects that go round and round, and nowhere fast, a panel...
Mars Robotic Spacecraft Population Reaches New High
September has shaped up to be a very exciting month in the annals of Mars exploration. Two new spacecraft, NASA’s Mars Atmosphere and Volatile...
Senate Hearing on the Future of NASA
NASA Admin. Sean O’Keefe & CAIB Chairman Harold Gehman testify on the future of NASA before the Senate Commerce, Science & Transportation Cmte.
Howling at the Moon: Space Entrepreneurs See Red Over Mars Favoritism
The ability of NASA to rise to the occasion and put into practice U.S. President George W. Bush’s vision for space exploration appears to...
Slooh La La: Watch Mars Up Close
The Red Planet will be the closest distance to Earth in over two years tonight in an event called The Mars Opposition. That means...
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Mars Doubles in Brightness
The red planet, already intense, is about to get much brighter. Step outside tonight around midnight and look east. About halfway up the sky...
Deciding Where To Land
As outlined in the first two parts of this series, there is now a general consensus among Mars researchers that the U.S. Mars program...
