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NASA revives 50-year-old idea to recycle space stations in orbit

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NASA revives 50-year-old idea to recycle space stations in orbit

The space agency will work with three private companies to test whether spent fuel cells can be turned into fully functioning space stations while in orbit

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Robots in Into the Unknown exhibition

Space

This science fiction trip is delightful, confusing – and risky

Culture

Parker probe

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NASA is right to pay homage to the living for the first time

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SpaceX

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SpaceX launches first reused Dragon capsule full of research

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New Zealand joins the space race with Electron rocket launch

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Life

Send an ear: Listening for sounds of life in the solar system

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E. coli colonies

Life

Floating in microgravity gives bacteria permanent genetic boost

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TV Apollo 8

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First mission to the moon: The real lesson

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plasma plane

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Plasma jet engines that could take you from the ground to space

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No crew planned for NASA's first Space Launch System mission

The first launch of SLS will go forward without astronauts aboard, despite a White House request that NASA add crew to a planned 2019 mission

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Final demands: We explore sci-fi's unworldly money troubles

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What vision of doom made Hawking seek a faster Earth exit plan?

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Cassini takes first plunge between Saturn's rings

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