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NASA Brings Dozens of Baby Hawaiian Squid to ISS; What Will Astronauts Do?

Hubble Space Telescope Has Been Offline for a Week as NASA Fails to Fix It for the Third Time
Major Ocean-Observing Satellite Releases 1st Scientific Measurements to Users
NASA Releases Time-Lapse Video of Solar Panel Installation at ISS
Apollo 14 Mission Marks the Successful Return of Man on the Moon After Apollo 13 Mishap

Spacesuit Problems Solved: Spacewalking Astronauts Successfully Install, Unfurl New Solar Panels
USPS Issues New Sun Science Stamps Showcasing Different Solar Activity as Seen From Space

NASA Challenger Crew Likely Survived Explosion Before Tragic Crash to Atlantic Ocean
NASA Invites People to the "Name the Artemis Moonikin Challenge" for Its Dummy Headed to the Moon
NASA Says Earth Is Absorbing "Unprecedented" Amount of Heat, Solar Cycles Not an Issue
Spacewalking Astronauts Face Technical Problems While Installing New Solar Panels on ISS

China Launches Shenzhou-12 Spacecraft Carrying Astronauts to Chinese Space Station
Hubble Space Telescope Glitch Continues on Fourth Day, 1980s Computer the Source of Trouble?
Spacesuit Problems Preempt 2 Astronauts From Completing New Solar Panel Installation Outside ISS
Did NASA Choose 20-Year-Old Space Enthusiast for a One Way Ticket to Mars? Apparently Not
NASA's Perseverance Rover Captured Stunning New 360-Degree View of Mars in a Video
Ingenuity Mars Helicopter Wins Prestigious 2021 Space Exploration Award for First Flight in Another Planet
Rocket Lab Gets NASA Contract for 2 Orbital Mars Spacecraft for Future Missions and Study on Red Planet

Father, Son Helps NASA Find 2 Planets Orbiting Sun-Like Star

Ozone Pollution Decline Observed During Pandemic Lockdown as Global Emissions Dropped by 15%
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