China launches main part of its 1st permanent space station
China launches first space station that will host astronauts long term.
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Nasa's Mars helicopter takes flight, first for another planet
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Virgin Galactic launches new-look spaceship for 2021 flights
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Nasa gives all clear: Earth safe from asteroid for next 100 years
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A billionaire is offering free tickets to space. Do not apply
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The truth is out there: Top Harvard astronomer believes in extraterrestrial life
Harvard University professor believes object had extraterrestrial origins.
Rocket Lab, Nash, tell Greens combat-support payload is lawful
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She beat cancer at 10. Now she's set to be the youngest American in space
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Mission is part of a quest to discover whether life ever existed on the red planet.
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Jeff Tallon: ET hype defies objectivity
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Life on Venus? The picture gets cloudier
New York Times: Researchers who detected unusual gas in the atmosphere stand by findings.
Arab spacecraft orbiting Mars
Craft is circling the red planet after almost seven months and 483 million kilometres.
US and UAE follow closely as China receives its first Mars image
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To get on this SpaceX flight, you don't have to be rich, just lucky
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