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NASA's head warned that China may try to claim the Moon – two space scholars explain why that's unlikely to happen

NASA Administrator Bill Nelson recently expressed concerns over China’s aims in space, and in particular, that China would, in some way, claim ownership over the Moon and stop other countries from exploring it. In an interview with a German newspaper, Nelson cautioned, “We must be very concerned that China is…

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China rejects NASA accusation it will take over the moon

China on Monday rejected as an irresponsible smear a warning from the chief of NASA that China might "take over" the moon as part of a military programme, saying it has always called for the building of a community of nations in outer space.

Reuters

Webb telescope: NASA to reveal deepest image ever taken of Universe

Washington (AFP) - NASA administrator Bill Nelson said Wednesday the agency will reveal the "deepest image of our Universe that has ever been taken" on July 12, thanks to the newly operational James Webb Space Telescope.

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Heart of the Primaries 2022, Democrats-Issue 27

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Aliens have been replaced by robots and humans are next, according to astronomer royal Lord Ludlow

Astronomer royal Lord Ludlow has said that advanced robots could have already replaced aliens and that humans are next, and what's worse is we may not even recognise the androids because they are so advanced

Daily Mirror

Russia's war in Ukraine is threatening an outpost of cooperation in space

For decades, U.S. astronauts and Russian cosmonauts have lived side-by-side aboard the International Space Station. Now some are wondering whether that partnership can withstand the war in Ukraine.

WEKU

Boeing crew capsule launches to space station on test redo

Boeing's crew capsule has blasted off on a repeat test flight to the International Space Station

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Scientists successfully grow plants in soil from the moon

The study makes use of lunar soil samples collected from Apollo 11, 12 and 17.

WEKU

NASA’s Artemis I launch likely slipping to August with retry of pad test in June

ORLANDO, Fla. — NASA officials gave an update Thursday on the status of the Artemis I moon rocket launch saying it likely is targeting early- to mid-June before it rolls back out to the launch pad for a wet dress rehearsal at Kennedy Space Center.

Orlando Sentinel

First Israeli Astronaut Boards International Space Station

Eytan Stibbe at 64 participates in the first-ever fully private space mission.

Zenger

First all-private space station visitors arrive at ISS with tickets costing £42m each

The Space X Rocket ship blasted off on Friday and hailed by industry executives and NASA as a milestone in the commercialisation of spaceflight

Daily Mirror

NASA and SpaceX launch first all-private crewed mission to ISS

It was organized by Axiom Space, which hopes to build the world's first commercial space station.

Axios

"Beyond" Artemis 3: NASA’s next lunar lander won’t be made by SpaceX

A new round of proposals will see private companies develop new lunar landers. Here's what that means for NASA's Artemis 3, and "beyond."

Inverse

NASA head: We have cooperation with our Russian colleagues

NASA Administrator Bill Nelson on Friday played down recent comments by the head of Russia’s space agency that the United States would have to use broomsticks to fly to space after Russia said it would stop supplying rocket engines to U.S. companies

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Artemis I rocket rolls to launch pad at Kennedy Space Center

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — The first trip to the moon for NASA’s new rocket has one more major hurdle, but it’s taking the jump nice and slow as Artemis I began its 4.4-mile journey with a top speed of 0.8 mph to the launch pad Thursday.

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Spirituality in space

A top NASA official’s biblical remarks about the James Webb Space Telescope sparked an outcry

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