Off-Topic Space, the final frontier, these are the voyages of NASA

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Astronomers hopeful of receiving an alien reply today after beaming message out into space 40 years ago

“Altair may have a planet whose environment can sustain life.”

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India's Chandrayaan-3 lands on the moon's South Pole

India has made history by becoming the first nation to land on the moon's South pole after its Chandrayaan-3 made a soft landing on the lunar surface Wednesday.

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How humans will colonise the Moon – and when it will happen

With India landing a craft near its south pole, could we really complete NASA’s goal of living there within a decade?

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Watch the first EVER touchdown on the Moon's South Pole

The new clip shows India's plucky four-wheeled rover going down the lander's ramp and starting to roam the dusty ground, leaving track marks in its wake.

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Moon mining race: How nations are battling to mine precious metals

From rare Earth metals used in smartphones to helium that could perhaps provide an invaluable source of energy, the lunar surface is a multi-quadrillion-pound hotbed of unearthed riches.

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Indian rover confirms sulphur on Moon's south pole

India's Moon rover has confirmed the presence of sulphur on the lunar south pole, the country's space agency said.

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Dam it Spock, there're Klingons on Urainus.

 

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How NASA's asteroid sample will be brought back to Earth on Sunday

The OSIRIS-REx spacecraft will drop a capsule full of 4.5 billion-year-old space dust back to Earth on Sunday, where it will land in the Utah desert.

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How NASA's asteroid sample will be brought back to Earth on Sunday

The OSIRIS-REx spacecraft will drop a capsule full of 4.5 billion-year-old space dust back to Earth on Sunday, where it will land in the Utah desert.

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NASA's first asteroid samples land on Earth

NASA´s first asteroid samples fetched from deep space parachuted into the Utah desert Sunday to cap a seven-year journey.

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Mysterious black dust found on asteroid sample that crashed to Earth: Canister holding debris from Bennu is covered in an 'unidentifiable' element​

• Scientists opened the asteroid sample canister to find black dust on the inside
• The samples came from asteroid Bennu that NASA probed in 2020

Mysterious black dust found on NASA's Bennu asteroid sample

NASA has stopped work on the Bennu asteroid samples after finding strange black dust on the canister that brought back the samples on Sunday. Scientists are baffled by the finding.

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Watch NASA unveil first sample from asteroid Bennu

NASA is hosting a livestream today from Texas to show images and data of the samples collected from asteroid Bennu, which could reveal how life formed on Earth.

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Astronomers hopeful of receiving an alien reply today after beaming message out into space 40 years ago

“Altair may have a planet whose environment can sustain life.”

nypost.com

It takes an idiot.

With our luck - it would be the real Borg - wanting to assimilate all of us.

Well - not Auburn or FSU fans - that would really set the collective IQ back centuries . . .

 

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Watch NASA unveil first sample from asteroid Bennu

NASA is hosting a livestream today from Texas to show images and data of the samples collected from asteroid Bennu, which could reveal how life formed on Earth.

www.dailymail.co.uk

If they're looking for how life began on Earth - examining a cup of gravel from as asteroid is not where they'll find it.

 

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It takes an idiot.

With our luck - it would be the real Borg - wanting to assimilate all of us.

Well - not Auburn or FSU fans - that would really set the collective IQ back centuries . . .

 

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