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- Buzz Aldrin Honors John Glenn, First American to Orbit Earth, as a World Icon
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- Astronomers Observe Record-Breaking Radio Flare from Cygnus X-3
- Dark Matter Distribution May Be Smoother Than Expected
- John Glenn: Pioneering Astronaut, Fighter Pilot, and Long‑Serving Senator
- Trump Meeting Sparks Concerns Over NASA Funding
- XMM‑Newton X‑ray Observatory: Stunning Space Self‑ie
- John Glenn, First U.S. Astronaut to Orbit Earth, Passes Away at 95
- Monitoring Earth’s Environment from Space: Precision Satellite Observations
- NASA Scientists Capture Asteroid Images Using Robotic Cameras
- ESA to Deliver Service Module for Orion’s First Crewed Mission
- Amateur Astronomer Illuminates Mysteries of an Unusual Pulsar Binary System
- John Glenn, American Space Pioneer, Hospitalized in Ohio
- STO2 Polar Balloon to Reach the Edge of Space with Dutch Instruments
- SpaceX Delays First Launch After Pad Explosion to January
- ExoMars Orbiter Captures Detailed Phobos Images
- New Study Reveals Earth's Days Are Lengthening by 1.8 ms per Century
- Cassini Releases First Images from New Saturn Orbit
- Early Mars May Have Been Warmer and Wetter: New Geological Evidence
- Mars One Postpones Plans to Colonize the Red Planet
- Saturn’s Inflated Core Suggests Its Moons Are Younger Than Previously Believed
- NASA Publishes Groundbreaking Study on EM Drive: Expert Analysis of the Controversial Propulsion System
