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London–Sydney in 3 hours? Europe’s hypersonic jet raises big questions
The European Space Agency is advancing the INVICTUS hypersonic program, aiming to test technologies that could one day enable aircraft flying at more than five times the speed of sound, but commercial passenger travel remains far off
Assaf Rosen
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07.01.26
50-year mystery solved: Scientists confirm powerful wind blowing from the Milky Way's supermassive black hole
Radio observations revealed a giant cone-shaped cavity at the center of the Milky Way, providing the clearest evidence yet of an energetic wind from Sagittarius A* and offering an unprecedented glimpse into the galaxy's hidden heart
Yogev Israeli
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06.07.26
NASA orders ISS astronauts to prepare for evacuation as air leak worsens
Agency says Crew-12 astronauts sheltered in their Dragon spacecraft after the leak in Russia’s Zvezda module doubled; Roscosmos is working on repairs while evacuation remains a contingency
Reuters
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06.05.26
Blue Origin launch pad repairs could take 'serious time', NASA chief says
The explosion occurred during a static 'hot-fire' test of the New Glenn rocket; The powerful two-stage rocket erupted in a colossal fireball; incident comes at sensitive time for Blue Origin and Amazon’s satellite program, owned by billionaire Jeff Bezos.
Reuters
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06.02.26
Isolation, tensions and division: how extreme conditions affect space crews
How can teams function after months in isolation? An Antarctica study finds extreme environments can fuel loneliness, conflict, mistrust, social divides and poorer performance, with key lessons for future space missions
Yogev Israeli
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06.01.26
Artemis 2 ends with successful splashdown, first crewed moon mission in 50 years
NASA’s Orion capsule safely returned after a nine-day, million-kilometer journey, marking humanity’s first crewed flight near the moon since 1972 and paving the way for future lunar landings later this decade
Itay Navon
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04.11.26
First image from the far side of the moon revealed as Artemis 2 astronauts set distance record
NASA releases rare images of Earth from beyond moon’s far side; crew reaches 406,684 km from Earth (252,700 miles), the farthest humans have traveled, surpassing Apollo 13 record during historic mission
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science
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04.07.26
More than 400,000 km from Earth: Artemis 2 breaks 56-year-old record
Crew reached more than 400,000 km from Earth, enter lunar gravity zone and witness solar eclipse; Orion to make closest approach overnight before accelerating back toward Earth
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science
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04.06.26
Artemis II aims to break Apollo 13 distance record during historic moon flyby
Artemis II astronauts prepare to break Apollo 13’s distance record while capturing rare views of the moon’s far side and witnessing a solar eclipse during humanity’s first lunar mission in more than 50 years
AP
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04.06.26
Artemis II crew halfway to moon, set to surpass Apollo 13 distance record
The three Americans and one Canadian will reach their destination Monday, photographing the mysterious lunar far side as they zoom around
Associated Press
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04.04.26
One small fix for a toilet: Artemis II crew fixes malfunction after launch
Shortly after the Artemis II launch, a toilet malfunction was detected and fixed with help from mission control in Houston, after which the four astronauts were given four hours of rest; Christina Koch requested a song to wake them up
Yaron Drukman
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04.02.26
NASA launches Artemis II crew toward moon in first human mission beyond Earth orbit since 1972
Four astronauts, three Americans and one Canadian, begin historic lunar flyby mission, passing within 6,500 km of the moon as NASA targets a crewed landing by 2028
Yaron Drukman, Ettay Nevo
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04.02.26
After 9 months in space, NASA report exposes failures in Boeing’s Starliner mission
Stranded for nine months at the International Space Station instead of a planned week, two astronauts were at the center of a 300-page NASA report sharply criticizing Boeing and agency leadership, classifying the mission as a serious failure and citing troubling lapses in decision-making
Reuters
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02.20.26
Small step for man, giant selfie for humanity: NASA sends smartphones to space
NASA is ushering in a pocket-sized revolution in spaceflight, allowing astronauts to carry personal smartphones that could transform space photography, modernize missions and bring a more human perspective to exploration beyond Earth
Raphael Kahan
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02.09.26
Christina Koch’s long road to the moon, from Antarctic ice to NASA’s Artemis 2
A veteran of Antarctic winters, record-setting space missions and all-female spacewalks, NASA astronaut Christina Koch is days away from making history as the first woman to travel around the moon aboard Artemis 2
Yaron Drukman
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01.31.26
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