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New Zealand Reclaims Haka World Record with 6,531 Participants
Debunking Viral Claim: Musk's X Ban on Swift Proven False
From Ice to Orbit: The Extraordinary Lengths of Remote Voting
NASA's Artemis I Radiation Study Paves Way for Safer Space Travel
ESA Unveils Lunar Simulation Facility for Future Moon Missions
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Stranded Astronauts Adapt to Extended ISS Stay After Boeing Setback
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Boeing Starliner Returns Empty After Troubled Mission to ISS
NASA Extends Astronaut Mission as Helium Issues Plague Space Industry
Boeing Starliner's Uncrewed Return Marks Setback in NASA Partnership
New Hampshire Unveils Pioneering Statue of Christa McAuliffe
SpaceX Polaris Mission Faces Delay After Booster Incident
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NASA Opts for SpaceX Over Boeing for Astronaut Return Mission
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NASA Considers SpaceX Backup for Starliner Astronaut Return
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New Zealand Reclaims Haka World Record with 6,531 Participants
New Zealand sets a new world record for the largest haka performance, surpassing France's previous record. The event at Eden Park saw 6,531 people perform the Ka Mate haka, highlighting its cultural significance.
Debunking Viral Claim: Musk's X Ban on Swift Proven False
Reports of Elon Musk banning Taylor Swift from X and her losing followers are unfounded. Swift's account remains active with over 95 million followers, debunking viral misinformation.
From Ice to Orbit: The Extraordinary Lengths of Remote Voting
Explore how Americans cast ballots from Antarctica and space, overcoming unique challenges to participate in democracy. From fax machines on ice to secure emails in orbit, voting knows no bounds.
NASA's Artemis I Radiation Study Paves Way for Safer Space Travel
NASA's Artemis I mission used mannequins to gather crucial radiation data beyond Earth's magnetic field. The findings will help protect astronauts on future long-term space missions, including to Mars.
ESA Unveils Lunar Simulation Facility for Future Moon Missions
The European Space Agency has opened a state-of-the-art lunar simulation facility in Germany. This groundbreaking installation aims to prepare astronauts for future moon missions, replicating lunar conditions with unprecedented accuracy.
Boeing's Revised Offer to Striking Workers Faces Skepticism
Boeing proposes 30% pay raise over four years to striking factory workers, but union and employees express dissatisfaction. The ongoing strike halts production of key aircraft models.
Record-Breaking Space Mission Ends with Safe Return to Earth
Three astronauts, including two record-breakers, safely landed in Kazakhstan after an extended stay on the International Space Station. The mission highlights ongoing challenges in space exploration.
Russian Cosmonauts Break ISS Continuous Stay Record
Two Russian cosmonauts set a new record for the longest continuous stay on the International Space Station. Their achievement surpasses the previous record set in 2023, adding to Russia's space milestones.
FAA Proposes $633K Fine for SpaceX, Musk Criticizes 'Lawfare'
The FAA seeks to fine SpaceX $633,009 for alleged safety violations, prompting criticism from Elon Musk. The penalties relate to unapproved facilities use and highlight ongoing tensions in space industry regulation.
Booker Prize 2024: Women Dominate Shortlist, Sparking Eligibility Debate
The Booker Prize announces six finalists for 2024, with women authors leading the pack. The shortlist sparks discussions on eligibility criteria as two American writers make the cut.
Private Spacewalk Milestone: Polaris Dawn Mission Concludes Successfully
The Polaris Dawn mission, featuring the first private citizen spacewalk, has concluded with a splashdown off Florida's coast. The five-day civilian spaceflight achieved multiple historic landmarks in commercial space exploration.
Stranded Astronauts Adapt to Extended ISS Stay After Boeing Setback
Astronauts Wilmore and Williams discuss challenges of unexpected prolonged space mission. Originally slated for 8 days, their stay may extend to 8 months due to Boeing Starliner issues.
Solar Storms May Bring Faint Auroras to Northern U.S. and Canada
Solar storms expected to cause faint auroras in Northern Hemisphere. Visibility possible in Canada and northern U.S. states, with potential for southern expansion if storms intensify.
Space Mission, Political Debate, and Global Events Mark Eventful Week
A groundbreaking space mission, a high-stakes political debate, and diverse cultural events highlight a week of global significance. From unprecedented altitudes to traditional sheep drives, the world showcases its complexity.
NASA Faces Crossroads: Balancing Ambition with Aging Infrastructure
A new report highlights NASA's challenges in maintaining its status as the world's premier space agency. Aging infrastructure and workforce issues threaten long-term success, calling for strategic planning and potential mission prioritization.
Private Spacewalk Mission Aims to Break Altitude Records
A SpaceX mission led by billionaire Jared Isaacman launches, targeting the first private spacewalk and record-breaking altitudes. The crew will test new spacesuits and push the boundaries of commercial space exploration.
SpaceX Launches Private Crew for Historic Spacewalk Mission
SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket lifts off with a private crew aiming to conduct the first nongovernment spacewalk and reach record altitudes. The mission marks a significant milestone in commercial space exploration.
Boeing Starliner Returns Empty After Troubled Mission to ISS
Boeing's Starliner spacecraft completed a problematic mission, returning to Earth without astronauts due to technical issues. NASA's decision to keep the crew on the ISS marks a setback for Boeing's space program.
NASA Extends Astronaut Mission as Helium Issues Plague Space Industry
NASA prolongs astronauts' ISS stay due to Boeing Starliner's helium leaks. SpaceX's Polaris Dawn mission faces delays. Industry grapples with persistent helium-related challenges in spacecraft and rockets.
Boeing Starliner's Uncrewed Return Marks Setback in NASA Partnership
Boeing Starliner capsule set for uncrewed return from ISS due to safety concerns. NASA opts for SpaceX to bring astronauts home, raising questions about Starliner's future operational status.
New Hampshire Unveils Pioneering Statue of Christa McAuliffe
Christa McAuliffe, the first teacher chosen for space, is honored with a statue at New Hampshire's Statehouse. The memorial marks a significant tribute to her enduring educational legacy, 38 years after the Challenger disaster.
SpaceX Polaris Mission Faces Delay After Booster Incident
SpaceX's civilian Polaris mission postponed due to Falcon 9 booster failure. FAA orders investigation, grounding rockets. Potential impact on ISS astronaut return mission in September.
Biotech Innovations Pave the Way for Sustainable Space Exploration
Biotechnology advancements are crucial for long-term space missions, addressing challenges in agriculture, medicine, and health monitoring. Recent patents showcase innovative solutions for sustaining human life beyond Earth.
US-China Space Cooperation: A New Frontier for Diplomacy?
As US presidential candidates emphasize competition with China, space exploration emerges as a potential avenue for cooperation. Addressing space debris and joint Mars missions could foster trust and advance scientific discovery.
From Astronaut Trainee to Space Tourist: Edward Dwight's 60-Year Journey
Edward Dwight, once selected as the first African American astronaut trainee in 1963, finally reached space at 90 with Blue Origin. His journey reflects the progress in racial equality in the U.S. space program.
NASA Opts for SpaceX Over Boeing for Astronaut Return Mission
NASA chooses SpaceX's Dragon capsule over Boeing's Starliner for astronaut return, citing safety concerns. The decision extends the astronauts' stay on the International Space Station from 8 days to 8 months.
NASA Faces Crucial Decision on Astronaut Return Amid Safety Concerns
NASA weighs options for returning astronauts from the International Space Station, balancing safety concerns with Boeing's Starliner against SpaceX's proven Dragon capsule. Decision expected soon.
Musk's X Interview with Trump Raises Questions About Tech Mogul's Political Influence
Elon Musk's recent interview with Donald Trump on X platform highlights the tech mogul's growing political sway. The event sparks debate over the intersection of business empires and political influence.
NASA Considers SpaceX Backup for Starliner Astronaut Return
NASA explores using SpaceX's Crew Dragon to return Starliner astronauts from the ISS in 2025 due to ongoing safety concerns. The extended mission highlights challenges in Boeing's spacecraft development.
Canada-US Space Launch Deal: A Step Towards Global Leadership
Canada and US conclude space launch agreement negotiations, allowing use of US technology in Canada. This move aims to position Canada as a leader in commercial space launches.