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SpaceX has plans to fly space tourists twice as high as the ISS

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SpaceX has plans to fly space tourists twice as high as the ISS

SpaceX and the space tourism firm Space Adventures have announced a plan to fly paying customers into Earth orbit, higher than the International Space Station

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NASA missions may go to Venus or our solar system’s strangest moons

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NASA missions may go to Venus or our solar system’s strangest moons

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Starlink launch January 29 2020

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Legal action could be used to stop Starlink affecting telescope images

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A man gazes at the Milky Way

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Figuring out what the Milky Way looks like is akin to a murder mystery

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Inside the mission to stop killer asteroids from smashing into Earth

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Inside the mission to stop killer asteroids from smashing into Earth

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Xie Gengxin

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Chinese Chang’e 4 engineer explains how to garden on the moon

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Jill Tarter

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Jill Tarter: The hunt for alien life is only just beginning

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The Boeing Starliner spacecraft is seen after it landed in White Sands, N.M., . Boeing safely landed its crew capsule in the New Mexico desert Sunday after an aborted flight to the International Space Station that threatened to set back the company's effort to launch astronauts for NASA next year Boeing-Crew Capsule, White Sands, USA - 22 Dec 2019

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Boeing's Starliner hiccup could delay US plans for crewed spaceflight

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Starliner launch

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Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft fails to reach ISS due to a broken clock

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Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft is launching to space for the first time

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Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft is launching to space for the first time

Boeing’s Starliner will launch to the International Space Station on 20 December. This first flight will carry cargo but the next one is expected to take passengers

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Mars rovers and crew capsules: Your guide to 2020 in space travel

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This Christmas Eve, spot Santa's sleigh flying through the sky

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2019 was the year we got serious about walking on the moon again

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Martin Rees: We will become a new species by expanding beyond Earth

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