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Mike Pence, US vice president (left) and Jim Bridenstine

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What to expect from the controversial new choice as NASA boss

Republican politician Jim Bridenstine has taken the reins at NASA after a long battle. What will his appointment mean for the space agency, asks Samantha Murphy

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NASA has launched a new space telescope to hunt for exoplanets

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NASA has launched a new space telescope to hunt for exoplanets

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NASA is trying to build a supersonic aircraft without the boom

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NASA is trying to build a supersonic aircraft without the boom

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NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has been delayed – again

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NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has been delayed – again

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NASA’s huge planet-hunting space telescope likely delayed again

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NASA’s huge planet-hunting space telescope likely delayed again

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NASA may lose a major space telescope and space station funding

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NASA may lose a major space telescope and space station funding

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This record-breaking photo was taken from 6 billion km away

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This record-breaking photo was taken from 6 billion km away

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solar panels

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Delicate solar panels of Martian lander are tested before launch

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Pre-life molecules found floating in nearby galaxy

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Pre-life molecules found floating in nearby galaxy

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Two satellites scrambling into orbit after launch went wrong

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Two satellites scrambling into orbit after launch went wrong

The two satellites are moving themselves into orbit after the rocket carrying them lost contact with Earth, causing it to offload them in the wrong place

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NASA finally has a new boss after a year-long wait

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NASA plans a launch to Titan or a return to comet 67P in 2025

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Exclusive: NASA has begun plans for a 2069 interstellar mission

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The tiny space rock New Horizons is headed for may have a moon

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