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Some of the first images revealed of the asteroid impact taken by LICIACube.

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First images show aftermath of NASA's DART asteroid collision mission

As NASA’s DART spacecraft slammed into an asteroid, a small satellite called LICIACube watched from afar – now it has sent back its first images of the collision

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DART spacecraft

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NASA is ready to knock an asteroid off course with its DART spacecraft

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A photograph of ex-NASA deputy administrator Lori Garver

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Lori Garver on why NASA is returning to the moon for the wrong reasons

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Remastered Apollo images reveal hidden details of NASA lunar missions

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Remastered Apollo images reveal hidden details of NASA lunar missions

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FEATURED IMAGE NASA/Andy Saunders (Digital Source: Stephen Slater)

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Remastered Apollo mission photos are simply out of this world

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NASA's Space Launch System (SLS) rocket with the Orion spacecraft aboard at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida

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Artemis I: NASA has missed the first launch window for its SLS rocket

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SLS is ready for launch

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Artemis I livestream: Watch NASA's historic SLS rocket launch

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The Space Launch System (SLS) rocket with the Orion spacecraft on top at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida

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NASA is finally ready to launch the huge SLS rocket for the first time

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Artist's impression of the Mars Rover.

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Curiosity Mars rover gets 50 per cent speed boost from software update

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Interact rover by lunar lander

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ESA's lunar rovers complete simulated moon trials on Mount Etna

Paving the way for future moon exploration missions, the European Space Agency has been testing its lunar rovers on Mount Etna in Sicily, Italy, as an analogue for the lunar surface

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Update – NASA's CAPSTONE spacecraft is on its way to the moon

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NASA awards $2 million to advance rainbow-coloured solar sail project

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Space test dummies will measure female radiation risk for first time

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NASA should explore Uranus and Enceladus, say planetary scientists

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