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NASA is taking Cisco Webex to space
By Anthony Spadafora published
Cisco and Amazon will send Webex and Alexa to the Moon and back as part of NASA's upcoming Artemis 1 mission.
'We have a telescope': James Webb Space Telescope's secondary mirror is now in place
By John Loeffler published
NASA announced the successful deployment of the secondary mirror on the James Webb Space Telescope, the latest major milestone passed by the $10 billion telescope.
Inside the real tragedy of Don't Look Up
By Axel Metz last updated
Interview We speak to NASA scientist Dr. Amy Mainzer about the uncomfortable reality of Netflix's Don't Look Up.
We just touched the Sun for the first time in human history
By John Loeffler last updated
The Parker Solar Probe just touched the Sun – the first time anything made by humans has done so.
NASA apparently needs to swot up on its open-source knowledge
By Mayank Sharma published
NASA is big on open source, but it’s developer’s don't seem to be well-versed with the peculiarities of the ecosystem.
This futuristic electric motorcycle is built for the moon
By Jamel Smith published
A German designer has created an electric lunar motorbike that it hopes will be used for NASA's new space program.
Mystery of Mars' ancient trenches might have finally been solved
By John Loeffler last updated
The deep trenches on Mars' surface are one of the planet's more compelling features, and now we might have an idea of the catastrophic events that produced them some of them.
Hidden galaxies, a doomed Mars, and plenty of supernovae drive the week in science
By John Loeffler published
Roundup This week's science news was full of supernovae, hidden galaxies, private space stations, and the discovery that Mars was doomed from the start.
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