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The tracks of Opportunity rover on Mars

Space

NASA has just 45 days to save Opportunity rover after huge Mars storm

The planet-wide dust storm on Mars that’s stranded the Opportunity rover since June is subsiding, and NASA has given engineers just 45 more days to wake it up

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Comment

Why an orbiting moon station is the worst idea of the new space age

Comment

Keri Bean

Space

How to drive the slowest vehicle in the solar system - on Mars

Features

The view from the ISS

Space

NASA's plans to end the ISS could put its Mars missions in danger

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Japan’s Hayabusa 2 spacecraft has arrived at asteroid Ryugu

Space

Japan’s Hayabusa 2 spacecraft has arrived at asteroid Ryugu

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Launch of NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope delayed another year

Space

Launch of NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope delayed another year

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NASA outlines its plans to deal with a large asteroid impact

Space

NASA outlines its plans to deal with a large asteroid impact

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spacewalk on lava

Space

The Habitat: Podcast power turns us into terraformers

Culture

spacewalk

Space

Team moon vs team Mars: the battle over the future of NASA

Insight

Earth

Space

Crewed missions to the moon and Mars need dreamers and doers

Since the moon landings, we have come crashing back down to Earth. Getting back into space will take wild ambition and serious amounts of hard work

Leader

Space

NASA’s Opportunity rover is stuck in a huge dust storm on Mars

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Space

Cosmic cooperation is just what space exploration needs

Leader

Space

Stunning first image sent back by NASA’s planet-hunter satellite

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Space

NASA sent a robot to the Red Planet to listen for marsquakes

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