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Snake-like robot could explore Saturn’s icy moon Enceladus

A snake-like robot made of giant screws and flexible joints that can travel across hard or loose surfaces and worm into tiny spaces such as tubes and tunnels may be key to exploring the interior of Saturn’s icy moon Enceladus

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Mae Jemison

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Mae Jemison

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NASA is trying a 'risky' fix for the ageing Hubble Space Telescope

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Katherine Johnson

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Katherine Johnson

NASA is sending two missions to Venus for the first time in decades

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NASA is sending two missions to Venus for the first time in decades

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NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter has made its fourth and furthest flight

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NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter has made its fourth and furthest flight

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Parker Solar Probe

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NASA's Parker Solar Probe has gone faster than any spacecraft ever

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Why billionaires are fighting over who gets to land humans on the moon

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Why billionaires are fighting over who gets to land humans on the moon

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NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter has taken its second flight on Mars

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NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter has taken its second flight on Mars

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Perseverance rover

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NASA has produced oxygen on the surface of Mars for the first time

The MOXIE experiment, which flew with NASA’s Perseverance rover to Mars, has turned some of the planet’s carbon dioxide atmosphere into clean, breathable oxygen

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NASA has selected SpaceX to build a lander to take humans to the moon

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NASA’s InSight lander has measured the size of Mars’s molten core

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Perseverance’s first month on Mars has yielded new sights and sounds

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The Perseverance rover runs on processors used in iMacs in the 1990s

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