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All posts tagged "NASA"
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86World WatchWelcome Home Suni And Butch: Smiles Said It All
The welcome back notes continue to pour in for this brave team of astronauts, who have exuded brevity, patience and optimism boundlessly.
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88Opinion
Eagerly Awaited – The Return Of Sunita Williams
Williams and Wilmore have been stuck at the ISS since June 2024, facing delays, space debris threats, helium leaks and technical glitches...
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123World Watch
US President Donald Trump Slams Predecessor Joe Biden For Sunita Williams’ Long Stay In Space ; Vows To Bring Her Back Soon
Trump, 78, mused about the possibility of personally launching a rescue team into orbit to help bring astronauts Butch Wilmore and Williams...
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326Opinion
Mission Sunita Williams : Fingers Crossed Till The Return
The news of the delay in their return due to certain fault sent chilling reminder of space shuttle Columbia, carrying yet another...
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401National
#Chandrayaan2 : NASA Finds Debris Of Vikram Lander On Moon’s Surface
In a stunning revelation NASA’s Moon-orbiting spacecraft has found the debris of Chandrayaan 2’s lander Vikram on the surface of the Moon....
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362National
Chandrayaan 2 : NASA Releases Pictures Of The Landing Site
NASA has according to a report by PTI , has apparently released high-resolution images captured by its Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera (LROC)...
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347World Watch
NASA Terms India’s Destruction Of Satellite ‘ Terrible Thing’ Says It Has Created 400 Pieces Of Orbital Debris
The head of NASA has reportedly branded India’s destruction of one of its satellites a “terrible thing” that had created 400 pieces...
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411Environment
2018 Was The Fourth Hottest Year Ever Recorded – Report By NOAA And NASA
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and NASA, 2018 was the fourth-hottest year ever recorded which means that the past...
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433Environment
Confronting the Himalayan Environmental Crisis
The last 12 months have marked significant progress in global renewable energy development, but the world’s most critical region is...
