Life on Venus? The picture gets cloudier
New York Times: Researchers who detected unusual gas in the atmosphere stand by findings.
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Rocket Lab launched the electron rocket from its Mahia Peninsula site.
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Japan capsule carrying asteroid samples lands in Australia
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Jeff Bezos v Elon Musk: The rivalry fuelling the modern space race
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China's Chang'e 5 spacecraft touches down on the moon
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Auckland, we have a problem: Student satellite lost in space
Rocket Lab carried the first NZ student-made satellite into space.
Space race: 140 Kiwi businesses chasing a trillion-dollar opportunity
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Home sweet home in orbit
New York Times: A visual tour of the ISS, humanity's high-tech home in the sky.
How the Space Station became a base to launch humanity's future
New York Times: Outpost in orbit seen as a linchpin for future economic activity in space.
No space! Asteroid samples falling out of Nasa spacecraft
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'Kissing the surface': US spacecraft swoops on asteroid
The Osiris-Rex spacecraft dropped out of orbit around asteroid Bennu.
NZ radar could reveal possible space junk collision
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Red planet; Mars to come closest to Earth's orbit
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Nasa's new $34m space loo set to blast off
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Could this Kiwi-made tech help humans get to Mars?
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The search for life on Venus could start with Rocket Lab
New York Times: Rocket Lab may be able to send a spacecraft to Venus long before Nasa.
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