He was the third American in space and the fifth human being in space.
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"To do big things in space we need to use in-space resources," he said.
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The lack of gravity in space, she explains, makes re-creating aeroponic farming in space challenging.
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The next time we'll see cats in space is likely when humans are living in space.
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Ice cream was possible in space before fresh vegetables -- but in space, lettuce actually tastes like lettuce.
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The Only Known Sound in Space Is This 'Singing' Black HoleEveryone knows there is no sound in space.
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Made In Space, a Mountain View-based company founded in 2010, develops and deploys in-space manufacturing technologies.
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While in space, Scott and Armstrong performed the first successful docking of two vehicles in space, according to NASA.
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If results are promising, Made In Space is prepared to develop larger scale optical fiber production facilities in space.
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Lesson Plan | Space Oddities and Singing Astronauts: Renewing Interest in Space Exploration Test Yourself | The First Espresso in Space
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Many of them survived (though a few days in space is not the same as 50 years in space).
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Image: NASAThe only thing better than lighting a fire in space is lighting a fire in space again—and again!
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Astronaut Scott Kelly could play water ping pong in space Astronaut Scott Kelly could play water ping pong in space
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But even with the declining costs in space hardware, any business in space faces steep capital costs and high risks.
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Large collisions in space, like those between black holes or neutron stars, create ripples in space-time called gravitational waves.
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Chopard called out Made in Space as one of those companies, which is testing its 3D-printing technology in space.
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Overall, the preliminary results are reassuring that a year in space is not significantly more stressful than 6 months in space.
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Astronaut Scott Kelly returned to Earth after 6900 days in space, where he studied the physical effects of living in space.
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And in April, a company called Made In Space installed the first ever manufacturing facility in space on the International Space Station.
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It will not involve people in space because it would not make any sense to put people in space to fight conflict.
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Axiom also wants to boost commercial activity in space and profit from "in-space research, microgravity manufacturing, or media and brand partnerships."
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A constellation the size of Starlink could dramatically increase the number of operational satellites in space, raising the risk of in-space collisions.
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"It is not enough to have an American presence in space, we must have American dominance in space," Trump said at the time.
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Investment in space startups is significant and growing, and the opportunities available to commercial players in space exploration, research and industrialization are multiplying.
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Image credit: NASA[NASA | Letters to Earth | Planta | Advances in Space Research | Advances in Space Research | Trends in Plant Science | Air & Space | Skylab - Embryo Development in Space | ESA (video) | NASA Mir Science | ISS Research 2000-2008]Top image: The first space zinnias.
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But with in-space assembly or additive manufacturing in space, there isn't a need to build the entirety of a vehicle on Earth first.
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She's now lived more than 534 days in space during her lifetime, meaning she's spent more cumulative days in space than any other American.
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Since then, culinary circumstances in space have changed drastically—last year Samantha Cristoforetti became the first person to brew a proper espresso in space.
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They occur as massive objects in space accelerate, causing a rippling in space-time itself as though a pebble were dropped into a pond.
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"Made in Space could also benefit a lot from this additional budget given all the effort in robotics and manufacturing in space," Chopard said.
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When it comes to defending America, it is not enough to merely have an American presence in space, we must have American dominance in space.
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In addition to providing an alternative to dehydrated astronaut food, Bake In Space hopes to provide our friends in space with a taste of home.
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Whitson spent 288 days, or nearly 10 months in space, totaling 4,623 orbits this time around, breaking the record for most time in space overall.
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As of December 28, she has been in space for 289 days, surpassing the record of Peggy Whitson, who spent 288 consecutive days in space.
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"This is a technology that was used in space and is still being used in space," says Hema Nambiar, founder and CEO of 13-One.
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" He specifically called out Russia for developing technologies that could harm U.S. systems in space, saying the recent maneuvers could "create a dangerous situation in space.
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The average length of the long-term mission was about 165 days in space, and the short-term mission averaged to around 13 days in space.
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"The first step for space mining still lies in space — by using the resources mined to build in space until more technology is established," Keller said.
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Kosmonavtlar ("Cosmonauts") Station honors, among others, Yuri Gagarin, above, the first man in space, and Valentina Tereshkova, the first woman in space — both enduring Soviet icons.
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Since 1961, when Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space, over 500 people have been in space and only 64 of them have been women.
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Since 1961, when Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space, over 500 people have been in space and only 64 of them have been women.
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After flying four missions that totaled 520 days in space, Kelly has been outspoken about the way he felt in March after completing a year in space.
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And since we know that these molecules exist in space around carbon-rich stars, characterizing the molecule here on Earth could help scientists understand it in space.
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"Let's spend more money on abilities in space and enterprise in space and get technology to the point where we can all go to space," Shotwell said.
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Today, taikonaut Jing Haipeng, age 50, will fly in space for the third time while taikonaut Chen Dong, age 38, will begin his first mission in space.
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Parasols in space Back in 1989, American James Early suggested putting a giant sunshade in space to offset the effect of greenhouse gases in the Earth's atmosphere.
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It will advance findings from earlier DNA in space studies, including the first student-designed "Genes in Space" experiment, which investigated epigenetic modification of DNA in microgravity.
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To date, though, most military operations in orbit have not been geared to war in space; they use tools in space to help them fight wars on Earth.
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Astronaut Nicole Stott, who spent 403 days living and working in space during two missions became the first to paint with watercolors in space during her 2009 mission.
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For context, astronauts in space are exposed to galactic cosmic rays while they're in space—after all, they don't have Earth's magnetosphere to protect them from harmful particles.
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Following his almost-year long mission in space, Kelly currently holds the record for most time spent in space by any one person: a total of 520 days.
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Once OSIRIS-REx is in space, it'll be a bit of a waiting game Once OSIRIS-REx is in space, it'll be a bit of a waiting game.
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The Soviet Union had leapt ahead in space exploration with the surprise launch of Sputnik and cemented their dominance when Yuri Gagarin became the first human in space.
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Given Musk's interest in space travel and Tyson's knowledge, TMZ also asked the scientist for his thoughts on whether it's possible (or advisable) to smoke marijuana in space.
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During her 204 days in space, McClain worked on hundreds of experiments, including small devices that replicate human organ function and editing DNA in space for the first time.
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NASAHaving logged almost a full year in space—340 days, more than any astronaut has even spent in space for a single stretch—astronaut Scott Kelly is leaving NASA.
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Thanks to the upward buoyant force exerted by water, it is possible to test hardware designed to operate in space, also practice techniques used in space to assemble structures.
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For NASA astronaut Jeff Williams, this brings his total days in space to 534 days across his four missions, the most an American astronaut has ever spent in space.
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A project to 3D-print bulky components in space rather than bring them up there has collected a $73.7 million contract from NASA to demonstrate the technique in space.
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Initial results appear to be identical both on Earth and in space—and that means that, for the first time ever, we have a working DNA sequencer in space.
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Infographic courtesy of Made In Space Infographic courtesy of Made In Space With fiber-based internet, information is transmitted through fine, hair-like glass fibers with pulses of light.
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We believe in-space manufacturing of goods valuable to people on Earth will soon drive significant commercial activity in space, perhaps one day creating a space-based economic boom.
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They chat about all manner of things - how long he's been in space, frequent flier miles, sleeping in space, space madness, and the mission that he's been embarking on.
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"China has invested heavily in space, and that includes moving into this area with space stations and equity in space stations in Argentina and Chile and elsewhere," Faller said.
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Thanks to that trip, Kelly has spent a total of 520 days in space during his career — the longest cumulative amount of time spent in space by an American astronaut.
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In the long run, the researchers are tying their research into the more broader issues of whether humans could survive and live healthily in space, whether they could have healthy offspring in space, and if short or long-term travel in space could affect human fertility owing to exposure to harsh space environments.
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Wouldn&apost you like America of all the countries in the world to provide that type of protection in space not only from people fighting in space, but maybe from aliens?
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Made in Space and FOMS (Fiber Optic Manufacturing in Space) are both proposing to manufacture optical fibre of the highest quality in the free-falling conditions of the International Space Station.
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There's also Lost in Space, which ditches the kitsch of the 1960s original in favor of a straight science-fiction drama about the colonist Robinson family being, well, lost in space.
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"Our National Space Council will re-energize the pioneering spirit of America in space and ensure that America never again loses our lead in space exploration, innovation, and technology," Pence said.
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By the end of its tenure in space, the Russian Mir space station was plagued by fungus, mould, and bacteria, demonstrating how easily microbial lifeforms can gain an edge in space.
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"When it comes to defending America, it is not enough to merely to have an American presence in space, we must have American dominance in space," Trump told the NSC audience.
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" And he says, "Because ... there's no underwear in space.
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LONDON — Tim Peake is keeping himself busy in space.
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Here's how to go to the bathroom ... in space.
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"The LIDAR and machine vision systems that are used for Crew Dragon to autonomously dock with station are some of the sensors you might use to do manufacturing and assembly in space," Andrew Rush, CEO and president of Made In Space, a company developing ways to 3D print and build in space, tells The Verge.
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Kelly and Russian cosmonauts Mikhail Kornienko and Sergey Volkov landed in Kazakhstan late yesterday, after 340 days in space for the NASA astronaut and five months in space for Kornieko and Volkov.
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However, the test represents an unsettling trend for governments and corporations operating in space, as risk increases that valuable assets "could be third-party victims" of nations demonstrating military capabilities in space.
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Astronaut Christina Koch, 41, returned to Earth on Thursday after spending 328 days — 11 months — in space, breaking the record for the longest time spent in space by a woman, NASA announced.
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When Kelly lands back on terra firma, he'll have broken two American records: one for the most consecutive days in space, and another for spending the most days in space, period (520).
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Click here to view original GIFThis short animation Death in Space by Thomas Lucas is a collection of two-second scenes that show people dying in space in the most random ways.
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Retired station commander Peggy Whitson, who's spent more time in space than any other NASA astronaut, told Business Insider that floating is great, but going to the bathroom in space is not.
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"Just getting your headset tracked in space is a pretty challenging problem that nobody's really cracked yet in the industry, let alone getting a controller to track itself in space," he says.
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Giant black holes — light-guzzling gravitational maws in space-time — may lie at the center of every large galaxy, and ripples in space-time, known as gravitational waves, rumble through the cosmos.
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Lost In Space is back on Netflix, but since it's been over a year between season 1 and season 2 let's take a minute and recap where Lost in Space left off.
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On the Apollo-Soyuz mission in 1975, Leonov met with US astronauts in space and gave TV viewers tours of their respective crafts, the first time Soviet and US cosmonauts collaborated in space.
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Koch broke the previous record held by NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson, who spent 289 days in space and still holds the record for cumulative days in space for any American, with 665 days.
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"The goal here is really about, how do we get people that aren't interested in space to be interested in space and be interested in the museum?" said Mark Kornmann, an associate director.
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The merger of the two black holes "created a violent storm in space-time," Thorne said, allowing scientists to see the disruption in space-time as it passed through Earth's part of space.
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The Space Corps' duties would be protecting US interests in space, deterring aggression in space, providing combat-ready space forces, and organizing, training, and equipping such forces, as well as conducting space operations.
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Peake, 44, made the most of his time in space.
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This is the first time I've been stuck in space.
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The Lost in Space robot has a nice butt. pic.twitter.
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This week in space we're staying within our solar system.
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Distance in space is replaced by an interval of time.
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Crew Dragon will have 18 to direct itself in space.
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In space, Juno is a NASA space probe orbiting Jupiter.
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This movie demonstrates how astronauts go poop in space. 12.
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My favorite moment in Prey occurred while floating in space.
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Is there anything about living in space that you miss?
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You became famous for making the first espresso in space.
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We could see manufacturing in space, and maybe on Mars.
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Astronaut Scott Kelly has had a yearlong mission in space.
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After all, Lost in Space is set in the future.
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When you're in space, your body isn't moving against gravity.
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The budget request also proposes wasting technologies already in space.
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You're learning how to live with that vehicle in space.
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Said U.S. isn't #1 in space, didn't say who is.
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But even half a year in space takes a toll.
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At what point did you start getting interested in space?
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She is a rapt audience of one, floating in space.
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"It's just literally a normal car in space" Musk said.
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But overall, this year was filled with achievement in space.
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An artist's simulation of two black holes merging in space.
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Last August, Accion performed their first technology demonstration in space.
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So he was just stuck in space, watching people helplessly.
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But that requires the bloom to be visible in space.
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We don't know just what it's doing in space. But!
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In space, they say, no one can hear you sneeze.
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An explosion in space... never really ends, it's always there.
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America's interests in defending its assets in space are clear.
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Netflix announced it would reboot Lost in Space in 2016.
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Ryan F. Mandelbaum: So, what's the weirdest smell in space?
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We kind of have that going on too in space.
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"I'm sure you don't mean mudballs in space," I said.
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Being in space gave me a better appreciation and understanding.
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Thanga plans to get a prototype in space next year.
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Some bacteria are harder to kill in space, for example.
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Does living in space make your gut bacteria bug out?
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Galvanized by SpaceX's achievements, a renaissance in space exploration followed.
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Did you know you can do opposition research in space?
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And this light can actually push on objects in space.
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Scott Kelly received 146.34 mSv during his year in space.
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The modules are compact during launch and inflate in space.
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NASA astronaut Jeanette Epps should be in space right now.
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It's not the first time plants have sprouted in space.
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Scientists think it's because of Pluto's odd rotation in space.
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It's the longest any U.S. astronaut has been in space.
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More importantly, they don't detect your head's position in space.
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Private companies have long seen potential business opportunities in space.
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China's ambitions in space rival that of the United States.
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"I know I would thrive in space," she told Kimmel.
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But is it any more than simply BioShock in space?
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Living in space is even more challenging than it seems.
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No. That's why I want to go up in space.
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In space, astronauts endure muscle loss, including in their heart.
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"Hasselblad was the first camera in space," Lilja told Motherboard.
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And ultimately, how will giving birth in space be different?
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The Sun, according to new research published in Space Weather.
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He spent exactly 571 hours and 47 minutes in space.
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" Pence said America "will win the 21st century in space.
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The amount of debris in space will triple by 2030.
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Lesson Three: We've grown a lot of plants in space.
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Mae Jemison was the first African American woman in space.
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The Fisher Space Pen writes in space – and everywhere else.
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The congressman has expressed a personal interest in space development.
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Gordon Roesler, Ph.D., is president of Robots in Space LLC.
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Katherine Johnson's keen mathematics skills helped put people in space.
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Rapid and responsive space reconstitution changes the dynamic in space.
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Williams has already spent more than 300 days in space.
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SCIUTTO: The first shots in space have already been fired.
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Give us the feeling of life underwater or in space.
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These particles can damage our satellites, our assets in space.
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"How in space did you get that info?" she asks.
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In space, I guess, no one should hear you laugh.
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It's the longest stay in space for a NASA astronaut.
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We should be investing in space as a national expenditure.
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Spoilers for the first 20 minutes of objects in space.
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Did you know you wanted to do something in space?
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And now, well, we've got Call of Duty in space.
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She'd been in the cult Australian film Dogs in Space.
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It looks like an iMac, but in space grey black.
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It is a voice that you never hear in space.
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In space, there's no limit to your access to energy.
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The hibonites formed in space rocks as the disc cooled.
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After nine years in space, it's running out of fuel.
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Kelly has spent a total of 520 days in space.
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But running, like walking, is moving in time in space.
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A Tesla in space, markets rebound and Poland's Holocaust controversy.
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But what else needs to be, well, made in space?
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One, you cannot provide weapons of mass destruction in space.
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That could have led to a disastrous collision in space.
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Because of course a woman would need makeup in space!
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The Spectacle: Mostly just two very pretty people in space.
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Bleed out is different and organs react differently in space.
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This exhibition unfolds not only in space, but through time.
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"Investor interest in space is really, really growing," Jonas said.
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NASA uses it extensively, both in space and on earth.
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So is he tired of hearing about "Lost in Space"?
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Dr. Jemison was the first woman of color in space.
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GETTING IN Space is at a premium after 9 p.m.
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Here's what you missed this week in space and science.
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Here's everything you missed this week in space and science.
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What does that mean for the aforementioned leadership in space?
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Apple iPad Mini 3 in Space Gray (Certified Refurbished) — $272
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Once it is in space, there is no 'reboot button.
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All you get is a very expensive brick in space.
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And right now, satellite collisions in space are exceedingly rare.
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In space, people would simply float from location to location.
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The United States enjoyed uncontested dominance in space until recently.
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The ultimate goal is to deter a war in space.
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I really wanted to put a pole dancer in space.
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So it's official: in space, everyone can hear you scream.
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You spend all your time in space, for one thing.
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Resilience in space is really important to the Pentagon, too.
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Going to be a lot of things happening in space.
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But art, made by humans, and actually installed in space?
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"How can you not be pansexual in space?" he said.
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Do they know that Russia has deployed weapons in space?
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The exhibit is sprawling in scope if not in space.
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I saw that I had to put things in space.
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Beijing's increasing abilities and ambitions in space worry Washington tremendously.
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If the human body were to stay in space for 10 to 20 years, evolutionarily, over a long period of time, we would probably lose our skeleton in space because you don't need it.
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Aside from the organizational issues, the Pentagon&aposs role in space is under scrutiny because of a recognition that the United States is increasingly reliant on satellites that are difficult to protect in space.
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While Peake became the first astronaut to walk in space as a British astronaut, Michael Foale -- a dual U.S. and British citizen -- was the first person born in Britain to walk in space in 1995.
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But retired astronaut Peggy Whitson, who logged a record-breaking 665 days in space for NASA, recently said that going to the bathroom in space was her least favorite part of working in zero gravity.
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Christa McAuliffe, a teacher from Vermont, had been selected to become the first civilian in space as part of NASA's Teacher in Space project, and thus most schools across the US watched the broadcast live.
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Ride, meanwhile, was the first American woman in space and the third woman in space overall and, at 85033, set the record for youngest American ever to enter space, which still has not been broken.
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"Patterns in Space" ("choreography after Merce Cunningham") — the title is a play on Cunningham's 1986 "Points in Space" — goes straight for all that's nuttiest about the separation of dance and music in the Cunningham ethos.
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Namely, multiplayer battles on land, in the air, and in space.
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Earlier in the interview, Milner discussed his investments in space exploration.
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If anybody gets sick in space you can bring us home.
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Will we build factories in space in order to "save Earth"?
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There is an explosion in space that actually looks like this.
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Human programming errors and technical glitches aren't uncommon in space flight.
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Liquor comes from ingredients that astronauts have already grown in space.
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Future research will have to include experiments directly conducted in space.
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Did you know no one has ever baked cookies in space?
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And yes you can, uh, get it in space gray now.
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The iPhone XS Max comes in space gray, silver, and gold.
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Tito launched in April 2001, and spent seven days in space.
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This is more than just stereo, which is fixed in space.
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Once in space, however, the adapter failed to release the satellite.
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The iPhone X is currently available in space gray and silver.
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In space, Cressida is the name of one of Uranus' moons.
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This is where we're going next, is people in space. Correct?
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The way we wrote it it's more like "Stripes" in space.
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Our best chance at life in space may just be asteroids.
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They found that Scott's chromosomes lengthened while he was in space.
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Astronauts who spend a long time in space face significant risks.
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Up in space, gripping objects takes on a whole new absurdity.
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In 2016, NASA sequenced DNA in space for the first time.
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Legally, Asgardia hopes to establish history's first sovereign nation in space.
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So it's two fixed-points in space rather than a line.
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All told, Wilson has logged more than 42 days in space.
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So why the hell are there so many staircases in space?
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The Exploration I Probe launched in space on July 0073, 1997.
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The Exploration I Probe launched in space on July 203, 2007.
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Basically, there are tons of military equipment in space, especially satellites.
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Or, you know, you could do a Venom movie in space.
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But in space, blood and water move to the upper body.
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Edgar Heap of Birds makes a more precise intervention in space.
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Remember: quantum foam contains bubbles of uncertainty in space and time.
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Every week, Lost in Space had a new story to tell.
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It makes you look like the assassin-aliens in space movies.
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But she'll beat Whitson's time of 288 consecutive days in space.
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Kimbrough isn't the first person to record culinary achievements in space.
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It's not far — in space terms, anyways — from our own planet.
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As this happened, the population density of galaxies in space dwindled.
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How soon could World View start putting people up in space?
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A nuclear standoff in space is no longer the foremost concern.
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Differential drag is not a perfect answer to manoeuvring in space.
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It could even be used in space to control liquid samples.
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As you build your commitment, consider tradeoffs in space and budget.
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There is a complex structure in space, as well as time.
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LM: I didn't feel sick in space, so it was weird.
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And it seems to determine that conflict in space is inevitable.
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So basically, having a conflict in space would be environmentally disastrous?
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Hope you can also imagine deadly water gun battles in space!
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That was back when America had a clear purpose in space.
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The Heimlich maneuver is the same in space as on Earth.
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For example, Scott's telomeres got longer during his sojourn in space.
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"You can't do business in space without the government," says Anderson.
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She spent 190 hours, 20153 minutes, and 23 seconds in space.
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Because pizza in space shouldn't be just reserved for our jammies.
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Space weather can also pose a danger for astronauts in space.
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That means targeting America's data and communications networks, especially in space.
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Follow along for developments, commentary, and trailers for Lost in Space.
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So she is the funder for Lovelace's Woman in Space Program.
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If you get lost in space, nobody's going to find you.
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Right now, pooping in space is actually an important technical challenge.
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So what was this unmanned aircraft doing in space that long?
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This completed mission extends the program to 2,085 days in space.
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In space, no one can hear you reach out for intimacy.
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In space, there is no air to push against a vehicle.
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Nowhere can dreams be more inspiring and profitable than in space.
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Within five years, Orbital ATK hopes to have five in space.
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"We are at a pivotal time in space exploration," UBS said.
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A fire in space is different than a fire on Earth.
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How will the body need to evolve to live in space?
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Cassini has already made headlines on its epic journey in space.
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His 340 days in space is a record for an American.
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You really feel like you're there, transported in space and time.
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FLYNN-EVANS: When you're in space, the stakes are much higher.
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The properties could also be represented as a point in space.
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"It's a really small number we've got in space," she said.
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It's banking its future, in large part, on mining in space.
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Why is Luxembourg racing to become a leader in space mining?
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This isn't the first time Lost in Space has been resurrected.
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Kelly likened being in space to aging at an accelerated rate.
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It just so happens that these are flying around in space.
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"America seems to have lost our edge in space," Pence said.
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China has publicly maintained that its goals in space are peaceful.
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They were all looking forward to seeing little zucchinis in space.
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Pence cited the need to preserve the America's dominance in space.
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The first American woman to walk in space, Kathryn Sullivan spent
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It is just too incredible a quantum leap in space technology.
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That is certainly the case with America's investment in space exploration.
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Ham the Chimp became the first monkey in space in 1961.
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Like, is there a war in space I don't know about?
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He cited the need to preserve the America's dominance in space.
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Basically, there is tons of military equipment in space — especially satellites.
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It tells us how the black hole is oriented in space.
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But keeping it strong – at least in space – serves all well.
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"When you're in space, the stakes are much higher," she said.
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As a result, tortoises are technically the first vertebrates in space.
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After 21994 days in space, Scott Kelly is back on Earth.
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It's all in celebration of the explorer's 40th year in space.
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Like the Mir, it was assembled in space, piece by piece.
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He advocated a game predicated on passing and carrying in space.
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Research on circadian rhythms in space have primarily focused on sleep.
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It turns out the final frontier in space is an IUD.
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Lost in space Remember Zuma, the supersecret spacecraft that SpaceX launched?
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Lettuce on Earth and in space had similar levels of antioxidants.
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Playing in space opens up my teammates, also opens myself up.
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"I'd like to arrange the first weddings in space," he said.
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Again, they put satellites in space a couple of years ago.
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Failure to do so means Horford gets to feast in space.
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Achievements in space exploration were central to Soviet education and propaganda.
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Kageyama's interest in space was sparked when he was a kid.
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Even in space (where there is zero gravity) menstruation remains unaffected.
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However, missions in space, including New Horizons, are considered essential activities.
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For millenniums, humans have tried to imagine the world in space.
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He planned to fund it as a reality show, in space.
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Basically, there is tons of military equipment in space, especially satellites.
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But now I am back being an amateur in space waste.
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Read more about the crunch in space for processing them here.
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Mr. Bezos isn't alone in wanting to settle humans in space.
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The twist in space mimics the torquing movement of the dolphins.
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Bodies in space, when unified in movement, indicate an allied mission.
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Made in Space will be the first to prove that out.
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Are you seeing interest in space extend beyond traditional oversight committees?
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Apparently in space, nobody can hear you scream coronavirus (or bubble).
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People have always been living in space while they've been alive.
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There's no explicit international ban, Wired reports, on advertising in space.
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Oefelein and Shipman kept in touch while he was in space.
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The United States has long been a leader in space exploration.
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And they learned that baking in space takes a long time.
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LOFAR also enables astronomers to measure weak magnetic fields in space.
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Now its 250 employees are now doing the same in space.
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It's all in celebration of the craft's 40th year in space.
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But it wasn't until Apollo 12 that he flew in space.
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Einstein&aposs predictions led scientists to violent new events in space
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And private companies are working to demonstrate new abilities in space.
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The monoculture's fetishization of "jointness" has damaged American dominance in space.
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It has diminished America's ability to regain its dominance in space.
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"From there, a career in space research is appealing," he said.
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But the motivation behind this in-space stalking is still unknown.
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The most ridiculous has to be Adidas's "BOOST in Space" effort.
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The United States and Russia could expand their cooperation in space.
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The United States and Russia could expand their cooperation in space.
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There are webcams, satellites in space and planes in the air.
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Space, going to be a lot of things happening in space.
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The iPhone X will be available in space gray and silver.
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She was selected as part of the Teachers in Space program.
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NASA astronauts have proven the efficacy of repairing satellites in space.
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Service calls in space will become a new and lucrative industry.
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Apple iPad mini 4 in Space Gray (Certified Refurbished) Bundle — $159.99
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So, broadly speaking in space, I have two other meaningful investments.
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For now, Starliner is at least in space, and circulating Earth.
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What kinds of businesses might be able to operate in space?
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And so what does that look like when it's in space?
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Scientists made dozens of exciting new discoveries in space this year.
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Cassidy has already spent a total of 182 days in space.
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It was the first time two spacecraft ever connected in space.
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Apparently, being horizontal mimics the weightlessness that affects astronauts in space.
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" "America will always seek peace in space, as on the Earth.
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"Get me the ball and get me in space," Cohen said.
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And of course the agenda of nonplacement of weapons in space.
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Because we were getting very close to Baby-Sitters in Space!
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The goal: This 3D printing capability is just a part of a larger Made in Space system called the Archinaut, which they hope will be able to use autonomous robotic arms to assemble structures in space.
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According to the mission schedule, the astronauts will remain in the space station for 30 days and spend a total of 33 days in space, making the mission the longest in space so far for China.
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Join Austin, Natalie, Patrick and Danielle for a whirlwind tour of the games we're playing right now, in mechs (Left Alive, Titanfall 2), in space (Objects in Space), and in… demon funtimes (Devil May Cry 5).
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Kubendran highlighted manufacturing company Made in Space as an example of the success of this program, as the company received a tipping point award in 2015 and is now testing its 3D-printing technology in space.
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In addition to her record-setting time in space, she earned a slew of other records, becoming the oldest woman in space at 57; the woman with the most spacewalks, ever, at 10; and nabbed the no.
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Speaking of new seasons of space shows, Netflix's rebooted Lost In Space is coming back for a second season (although Netflix is following the branding it's used with Stranger Things to call it Lost in Space 2).
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Telescopes on Earth and in space have been outfitted with coronagraphs to help study the Sun, but such a high-contrast instrument to block out light from distant stars hasn't been fully tested out in space yet.
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By learning more about how to ferment beer in space, the students could help figure out how bread and other yeast-rich foods might be made in space, as humans push further out into the solar system.
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Being in space for so long, your cardiovascular system doesn't have to keep the blood from pooling in your legs due to gravity when you're standing up -- that's why your head gets swollen when you're in space.
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"Weapons from the ground that attack spaceborne assets, (such as) lasers to blind and interfere with satellites' guidance; weapons in space that attack other assets in space; and space borne weapons attacking targets on earth," said Francona.
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But his aggressive ambitions — with talk of "dominance in space" and space being a "war-fighting domain" like the land, sea and air — could spur an arms race in space and make war-fighting there more likely.
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MOSCOW — Russia's Museum of Cosmonautics displays with rightful pride artifacts from its early years of storied achievements in space exploration: the first satellite, the first dog in space, the first man and, soon thereafter, the first toolbox.
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They also recommended that the military should "defend the full range of expanded national interests in space," including civil and commercial space capabilities and citizens in space and "not just space services "that directly support national security.
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Experts say Russia is wary of the U.S., and NATO, opening up a new operational frontier in space as Russia would be easily out-competed by the combined NATO countries' technological expertise, advances and weaponry in space.
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Objects in orbit are moving up 17,000 miles per hour in space.
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The question remains what to do in space once you get there.
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However, the satellites did not reach their final intended orbits in space.
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Naturally, those who spent more time in space were impacted more dramatically.
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It appeared as if Jean died in the explosion up in space.
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You can also get it in space gray now, so there's that.
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That's the way it is in space—you never go it alone.
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Our biggest barrier to AI in space may be the uncanny valley.
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Tests of these links exist on Earth, in space, and now, underwater.
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Such uncertainties magnify the dangerous risk: the use of force in space.
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But did you know that we've created loads of junk in space?
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Even on successful missions, crews face a multitude of issues in space.
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Imagine that there are two balls in space connected by a spring.
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CHARLES: As you spend more time in space, you lose muscle mass.
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It's just a container traveling along a cable between satellites in space.
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But a company called Made in Space is indifferent to space's indifference.
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If you got a cavity in space, how would you fill it?
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After all, if something goes wrong in space, whose fault is it?
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And given that its the future, what if they were in space?
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At 77, he became the oldest person to ever travel in space.
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One experiment looked at why astronauts often get back pain in space.
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"I want millions of people living and working in space," Bezos said.
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Astronomers need to do this, too, like drawing a graph in space.
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Staircases in Space: Why Are Places in Science Fiction Not Wheelchair-Accessible?
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NASA astronaut Christina Koch returned to Earth after 328 days in space.
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And, man, we can't wait until those are made in space, too.
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That will just increase the percentages of probes that break in space.
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Okay, but ... what sort of conflict is actually going on in space?
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LG: Another study showed that your gut bacteria changed while in space.
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However, this kind of in-space docking is not a novel practice.
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They are fluid in space, one with the environment, and beckon interaction.
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In fact, a satellite's position can vary quite a bit in space.
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She must have picked up some sort of evil symbiote in space.
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Oddly, NASA reported that Kelly's telomeres grew while he was in space.
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Getting your period in space is a challenge for a few reasons.
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How to prevent the deterioration of eyesight in space isn't well-known.
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Our main character is stuck on a dying ship floating in space.
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In 2015 they demonstrated it working for the first time in space.
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"You're in space if you can basically ignore the atmosphere," he says.
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" "I want to see millions of people living and working in space.
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But a Space Force wouldn't necessarily change US military presence in space.
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However, there's no agency responsible for overseeing how companies behave in space.
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Lost in space The European Space Agency wishes Schiaparelli would phone home.
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And then we'll be in space with myself in months not years.
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But in space, that gravity is effectively gone — and the heart adjusts.
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Specifically the ones in space (you may also see a famous person).
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Here's the first real trailer for Netflix's reboot of Lost in Space.
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These are dwarfed, however, by the cost of doing business in space.
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One place people tend to spare no expense, however, is in space.
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And that dictates how these objects interact with one another in space.
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Life in space is fraught with a dizzying array of potential calamities.
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Which is also why he wants to build an internet in space.
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The phone will come in space grey, silver, gold and rose gold.
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In Lost In Space, the same issues feel like light set dressing.
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There are more dangerous things you can do in space than that.
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Imagine what it would be like in space—it would be bad!
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Nothing in space is going to be ornate or over-the-top.
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On gardening ... in space: We're growing cabbage now, it's called Chinese cabbage.
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"I function exclusively in space, it seems," she lamented to an interviewer.
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Doing so when he's a nominal center, operating in space, is unfathomable.
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Collisions between objects in space create oddly-shaped asteroids all the time!
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Kepler lasted nine years in space, but it almost didn't make it.
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We just can't wait until they try this new tactic in space.
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Big picture, Bezos sees millions of people living and working in space.
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My plan also includes major investments in space exploration also right here.
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And, although designed to land, also designed to be always in space.
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In his free time, he loves playing video games set in space.
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"This is just the reality of doing business in space," Beck said.
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It will be McClain's first time in space, and Koch's first spaceflight.
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It will be McClain's first time in space and Koch's first spaceflight.
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It just prohibited anyone from laying claim to any territory in space.
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For any satellite or astronaut working in space, it's a serious problem.
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He has now been in space longer than any other U.S. astronaut.
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Take that 'Astronaut Scott Kelly, currently spending a year in space'. pic.twitter.
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You'd better believe Tiffany Haddish would be quite alright existing in space.
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In space, they don't need them because their head holds itself up.
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The maze is also about being in the world; specifically, in space.
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Plus, the Moon's resources and position in space provide some added benefits.
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Astronauts in space help provide a "bigger picture" view of these storms.
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But they require manufacturing industries that greatly benefit from being in space.
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In 2150-23, venture investments in space businesses worldwide totalled just $220m.
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It's kind of like what the cover looks like, in space. Oddness.
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This means that every location in space is a "possibly-harmonic" location.
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Venture investment in space technology is hitting stratospheric heights in recent quarters.
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People who spend time in space experience all sorts of physical problems.
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It was also the first live-TV broadcast of Americans in space.
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"Well, we have printers on submarines, and also in space," Ruiz said.
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But flying in space can also be a positive experience, of course.
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In a whole new departure, The Cloverfield Paradox takes place in space.
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"He's a Purdue guy and now he's up" in space, he added.
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As a family car, the Tiguan overwhelmingly succeeds in space and safety.
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To be fair, we are still doing some amazing things in space.
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Laika was the first dog in space and became a worldwide phenomenon.
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Kelly spent more than 2900 days in space across three NASA missions.
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Leadership in space today is far different than during the Cold War.
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It was "flexed" in space for the first time on November 14.
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There are two ways: towers on the ground or satellites in space.
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What does it mean to be buried in earth, but in space?
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Maybe you should move to Asgardia, the world's first nation in space.
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Hopefully, the study can help scientists learn about regenerative health in space.
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In the past, Bridenstine has expressed a personal interest in space development.
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Weapons in space would likely be needed to prevent such an attack.
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"I am looking forward to when these records in space are surpassed."
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How long will Mr. Kelly have spent in space during this stay?
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How long has he spent in space over all during his lifetime?
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DeSantis which highlighted Florida's proud legacy as a leader in space exploration.
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The PCOS patients, meanwhile, could help humans fly more safely in space.
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Set in space, the newest game is filled with digital-only locks.
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I love cat art and stan Félicette, the first cat in space.
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There are a lot of companies in the secure-sign-in space.
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How would these organics have formed in space in the first place?
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What was that like and how did you get interested in space?
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Currently, Gever is collaborating with NASA to 3D print art in space.
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That would be impressive anywhere, but up in space it's especially important.
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It's hardly crowded in space, but it can get lonely up there.
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The last may even take place in space, she says in jest.
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"We have the opportunity to do it right in space," says Hanlon.
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Laika was the first dog in space, and became a worldwide phenomenon.
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Bill Gates isn't interested in space or juggling iPhone apps to communicate.
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In October, it successfully grew meat in space for the first time.
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"Calder worked with wire, he was drawing in space," Mr. Weinberg said.
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I imagined I was an astronaut in space, completing an important mission.
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What the bathroom lacked in space, it made up for in drama.
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Because like Bill Murray said in 'Space Jam,' Roboshooter 'doesn't do defense.
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The legacy of American leadership in space isn't just for history books.
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ENDURANCE: A Year in Space, a Lifetime of Discovery, by Scott Kelly.
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That made us think about the media coverage of women in space.
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And of course the agenda of non-placement of weapons in space.
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Crew Dragon and Starship represent SpaceX's efforts to fly people in space.
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And, of course, the agenda of non-placement of weapons in space.
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I want it to be seen in space, like the Chinese wall.
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These systems could one day be used to monitor troops in space.
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Koch has already logged more time in space than any other woman.
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When she returns to Earth, she'll have spent 328 days in space.
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JB: What happens when you try to put makeup on in space?
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"We're seeing America's place in space starting to change," the CEO said.
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Much of what Canada does in space today still doesn't involve astronauts.
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But now Spitzer's position in space is getting the better of it.
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Right there, he learned another vital lesson: Nothing in space is easy.
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And now there's a car in space playing 'Space Oddity' on repeat.
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The result is a desktop that appears to be floating in space.
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And in space, an orbiting craft makes its way toward the Sun.
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Furthermore, advances in space technology often transfer into commercial products, helping everyone.
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Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano snapped an incredible selfie while floating in space.
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Of course, it depends on how this coating holds up in space.
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Dead satellites in space instantly become junk that can threaten nearby spacecraft.
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But few laws cover the basics of what is enforceable in space.
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The United States' military dominance is based on our leadership in space.
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Apple iPad 5th Gen in Space Gray (Refurbished: Wi-Fi + Cellular) — $215.20
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There have been fires in space, notably a 1997 fire aboard Mir.
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We put it in space to get it above the Earth's atmosphere.
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Here are the 26 biggest discoveries and achievements in space from 2019.
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In space as in startups, even failures are successes of a kind.
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Maintaining America's advantage in space has both economic and national security implications.
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More than 1,000 genes changed as soon as Scott arrived in space.
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Here&aposs a calendar of what to expect in space in 2020.
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And that just creates conditions where your body behaves differently in space.
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Then as now, the Russians and United States were leaders in space.
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About 20300,000 are still in space but under 2,000 are actually functioning.
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It would not be a problem in space, Ms. Coleman told me.
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It would not be a problem in space, Ms. Coleman told me.
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Go throw your money away in space if that's what you want.
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They famously blew up a satellite in space about 2600 years ago.
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Being limited in space because you have a certain number of pages.
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Gravitational waves — ripples in space and time — have changed the world, again.
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Wanting to use solid-state batteries in space is nothing new, according to Rao Surampudi, manager of the Power Systems Program Office at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and an author of several reports on energy storage in space.
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Read more:The biggest breakthroughs in space in 2019, from the farthest object ever visited to the first photo of a black holeScientists detected ripples in space and time from a potentially new class of collision in the universe.
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By uniting the regulatory agencies involved in space and providing industry experts a platform to directly advise on reforms, the council can help facilitate a regulatory environment conducive to American competitiveness, innovation, and national security priorities in space.
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NASA has historically denied that any of the agency's astronauts have had sex while in space, but if we are eventually going to settle on Mars, NASA may need to start thinking about what reproduction in space could entail.
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But, given that this is now a sunk cost, it does seem possible that Made in Space and FOMS have actually found a way to fulfil the dreams of the 1970s, and make money by making things in space.
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"It's the burden that any object — dead or alive — poses on the safety and sustainability of anything else in space," Jah, a professor of aerospace engineering at the University of Texas who specializes in space tracking, tells The Verge.
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And it's inevitable that conflict will happen in space and the US does not intend to lose any type of conflict, so we better start setting up our Space Force to fight conflict in space and win that conflict.
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Made in Space testing their 2000D printer on a parabolic flight / Image courtesy of NASA Made in Space testing their 230D printer on a parabolic flight / Image courtesy of NASA AMF has been a few years in the making.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia said on Monday that plans by the United States to deploy weapons in space would deal an irreversible blow to the current security balance in space, the RIA news agency cited the foreign ministry as saying.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia said on Monday that plans by the United States to deploy weapons in space would deal an irreversible blow to the current security balance in space, the RIA news agency cited the foreign ministry as saying.
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The project could result in the discovery of other objects in space beyond Earth-like planets, because it's a novel approach to taking a look at bodies in space that were previously washed out by ambient light from stars.
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Captain Shepard had been America's first man in space 10 years earlier. Maj.
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And now it's time for OSIRIS-REx to match Bennu's orbit in space.
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The big picture: Spacesuits are arguably an astronaut's most important tool in space.
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And there are cautionary tales about the difficulties of doing business in space.
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They're already here—two Star Destroyers just arrived near the planet in space.
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We're also investing in space, so we've done four or five investments. Mars?
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So the first time you ever use a space toilet is in space.
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Peake is actually not the first astronaut to complete a marathon in space.
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"What does the right of self-defence look like in space?" he asks.
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He visited the ISS four times and clocked over 50 days in space.
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Earlier this year, China demonstrated its ability to shoot down missiles in space.
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For Most People…Buy the 256GB iPhone Xs in space grey on Verizon.
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"But it all will have started with this first small presence in space."
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One day, he hopes there will be "thousands of entrepreneurs" working in space.
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Sam who was launched into the stratosphere from #Morecambe is lost in space!
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Korolev is named for a giant in space history: rocket scientist Sergei Korolev.
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This is Whitson's third time in space, and her second time as commander.
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He was the third American in space, the first to orbit the earth.
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The upcoming iPhone 8 comes in space gray, silver, and just plain gold.
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It's a space-themed show so, naturally, there are acrobats in space suits.
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This isn't the only team attempting to make Bose-Einstein condensates in space.
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Once the rocket is in space, it splits into two and falls away.
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More in-space assembly of parts adds complexity to an already complex task.
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I learned about Alpha Centauri when I watched the series Lost in Space.
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Investment in space science might also help speed up industrialisation, the government hopes.
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Koch touched down in Kazakhstan in Thursday after spending 328 days in space.
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At some point, you can even invest in space travel to colonize Mars.
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According to NASA, the team will be in space for about four months.
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Astronauts in space have lightly corrected the president during a phone call before.
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Another payload may look at the chemistry of "green" fuel while in space.
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The goal, then, is to figure out how to produce food in space.
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You can have a totally, totally different world in space, in time, anywhere.
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We don't have a photo of the Earth from far away in space.
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The basic question is: Does added time in space cause even more disruptions?
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But women are still vastly underrepresented in space, as are people of colour.
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And we need to better understand sex, childbirth, and even menstruation in space.
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In space, no one can hear you strafe an opponent with laser fire.
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If you liked the humor of The Martian, you'll enjoy Girl in Space.
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Unlike the Fold, which is only available in Space Silver and Cosmos Black.
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Visitors will also meet Robonaut, a humanoid robot designed to work in space.
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Already, they have a good sense of where it's coming from in space.
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But the hologram was responsive and the drone's behavior in space felt natural.
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The two spent almost three days in space, completing 43 orbits of Earth.
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One is "quintessence", which posits an all-pervasive field sloshing around in space.
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And it has be in space, beyond the obscuring haze of our atmosphere.
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This is just one way long periods in space affect the human body.
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Arguably, SpaceX is the reason why many people are interested in space topics.
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In space you have to take absolutely everything that you will ever need.
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It's hard to imagine what else in space could do the job, anyhow.
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The then 77-year-old became the oldest person to fly in space.
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Is the worst-case scenario for the Space Force nuclear war in space?
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We should once again lead the way for the world in space exploration.
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NASA's Scott Kelly just returned from a record-setting 340 days in space.
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It's a device that many spacecraft use to maintain their orientation in space.
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It's not yet clear who might use the B330 when it's in space.
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For one thing, Scott's gut bacteria changed significantly while he was in space.
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Having been in space, does she believe life could exist on other planets?
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Hey, somebody had to keep up the work of putting stuff in space.
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That's the majesty of the final frontier: in space, even trash looks spectacular.
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You can see what else is going on in space at CNN's Skywatch.
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In space, an astronaut will sometimes "grow" as much as two inches taller.
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When he wanted to put lasers in space, he called it Star Wars.
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When you have pictures of the ice melting from the satellites in space.
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While he was there, he explained that astronauts don't have bread in space.
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I would have loved to have been the first trans person in space.
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Most cumulative hours in space by any U.S. astronaut (534 days and counting).
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I&aposm talking about tremendous defense capability, offensive capability, it&aposs in space.
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They don't have edges; they're not objects that can be grouped in space.
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But, thanks to Bake In Space, crumb-free bread is now a reality.
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Humans continue their leap in space, and Google is leading a moonshot effort.
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His career included six flights in space and a trip to the moon.
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In space, the sun, the earth and the moon orbit in predictable patterns.
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The Magic Mouse 2 costs $79 in silver and $99 in Space Gray.
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And an astronaut discusses the challenges of spending almost a year in space.
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Mystery surrounds the unmanned aircraft's mission in space for the past two years.
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What is that routine like when your full-time job is in space?
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Scientists are studying how the human body fares during longer stays in space.
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Your year in space is vital to the future of American space travel.
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The more asteroids you break up, the longer you can stay in space.
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"We can get more done if countries in space work together," he said.
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Spiral galaxies comprise the majority of galaxies in space at over 75 percent.
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And, in other ways, India has tried to showcase its prowess in space.
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It's also unclear what childbirth would be like for a woman in space.
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From here, it is only one small conceptual step to dinosaurs in space.
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One incident in particular has shown the potential for serious disruption in space.
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The satellite will be Asgardia's first claim to a nation state in space.
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We're going to have more space industry and more Canadians flying in space.
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After all, you're never perfectly still in space unless you tether yourself down.
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Russian cosmonaut Gennady Padalka holds the world record with 878 days in space.
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These systems can weaken in space, since they aren't working against any gravity.
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On 19613 April 1961, Gagarin well and truly put the Soviets in space.
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Thinking about our future in space can make you feel kind of small.
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The original Lost in Space television show first aired in 1965 on CBS.
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Virtual reality isn't just for video games or making Skype calls in space.
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The Pentagon report flagged Chinese military advances, including in space and at sea.
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Because we're getting very big in space, both militarily and for other reasons.
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But do astronauts even have GPS-related apps in space, let alone smartphones?
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Branson's subsidiary business Virgin Galactic is working to provide commercial flights in space.
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"Orbital refilling is vital to humanity's future in space," Musk tweeted on Thursday.
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Their apparent stasis is an illusion—the Red Queen's seeming immobility in space.
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The following year, Smirnoff put models in space to advertise the Smirnoff Skyball.
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Why is the milestone of the first artwork in space important for artists?
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What skills do astronauts need generally to set up a civilization in space?
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Trump also asked Whitson about what she is learning from being in space.
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Up until that decade, satellites in space were government-funded or government-mandated.
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He might be useful in space, the race for which has grown rabid.
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All three are, to some degree, involved in space policy and spaceflight advocacy.
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Unfortunately, where The Iron Giant contains a graceful arc, Lost in Space sputters.
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Image credit: NASA But it wasn't the first flower to bloom in space.
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Now we have come to the moment of China's ascendency in space exploration.
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The experiment isn't the first time food has been artificially grown in space.
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With the stylus you can draw in space or doodle on people's faces.
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Eyeing a goal of food gardening, NASA plans to grow chiles in space.
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Some 59 firms invested in space this year, up from five in 2011.
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Once in space, the muscles atrophy quickly because of the lack of gravity.
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"It's kind of a cross between 'Rocky' (and) 'Rambo' in space," he added.
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Phinney isn't the only researcher to ponder the usefulness of keto in space.
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He wasn't getting any of the glory about being the person in space.
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Up next: disease model research, pharmaceutical efficacy testing, and microgravity research in space.
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The last female Canadian to fly in space was Julie Payette, in 2009.
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Plus, I don't know how much motherfuckers really need to be in space.
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People love putting Nazis in space, especially when it comes to science fiction.
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This week, the Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) celebrated its sixth year in space.
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They built a stadium in space with no care at all about pitching.
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The logistical and bureaucratic hurdles associated with doing work in space are astounding.
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So is there any argument that astronaut ice cream did fly in space?
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Once in space, and headed the right direction, inertia will do the rest.
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Pence has long been interested in space, especially from military and commercial perspectives.
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Actress Cara Delevigne was the first to have her selfie snapped in space.
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A single brain contains more electrical connections than there are galaxies in space.
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NASA's search for space habitats has been driving innovation in space habitat design.
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There's one more robot already up in space that needs to "bee" included.
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"The Mars Boot designers are looking at sustainability in space," Ms. Antonelli said.
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Picture the earth in space: The blue is music provided by Signature Tracks.
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Attendees share their current research and discuss the latest advances in space physics.
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He has actually run a space station and kept people alive in space.
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"In short, there is a renaissance underway right now in space," she said.
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Collisions in space have already occurred and can create thousands of debris particles.
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He's confident, and the Tar Heels' system allowed him to thrive in space.
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This spectacle would conceptually—in time and in space—contain the entire universe.
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The name "Beats in Space" encapsulates it better than almost anything else could.
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And observatories around the world and in space picked up on it too.
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But the most persuasive analogue is nearer both in time and in space.
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Okay, but, like ... what sort of conflict is actually going on in space?
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The longer your stay in space, the more time you'll need to readjust.
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So back to the space junk, should there be junkyards up in space?
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Right. So it turns out that there actually is a junkyard in space.
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It's a series that takes the technical challenges of life in space seriously.
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Sometimes the melancholy incumbents wear party hats; sometimes the diner floats in space.
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That means the US has jurisdiction over anything US tourists do in space.
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Collectively, these efforts will unshackle American industry and ensure American leadership in space.
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I spend my time traveling and telling people about my time in space.
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Retired astronaut Peggy Whitson previously held that record, with 288 days in space.
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But in space, we have over-classified things for a long, long time.
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"It's an enabling technology that hasn't been demonstrated in space," Dr. Arzoumanian said.
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"The majority of this Dragon has been in space before," Mr. Koenigsmann said.
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This type of research would not only be applicable to life in space.
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It's just a few little bits of image that are caught in space.
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Collisions in space are becoming more likely as more satellites fill the sky.
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The biggest names in space likely won't be the ones to go public.
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Apple MacBook Air (13-inch, 8GB RAM, 128GB Storage) in space gray — $799.99
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After nearly 19 years in space, Intelsat 901 is running low on fuel.
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Sometimes, they're the test subject, contributing to studies about human health in space.
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Before she returned to Earth this week, Koch spent 328 days in space.
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In zero gravity, they hang in space and interfere only with each other.
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The House Science space subcommittee will examine in-space propulsion at 85033 a.m.
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Even back then, I was interested in making objects that move in space.
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Here's what the sandstorm looked like from on the ground and in space.
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For a little extra, you can purchase it in space gray for $2003.
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Schoolchildren in space classes are launching rockets made from empty plastic soda bottles.
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Mr. Buren's interest in space and perception has rarely been more boldly stated.
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The newly reported detection marks the first sighting of the compound in space.
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Apple iPad mini 4 in Space Grey (Certified Refurbished: Wi-Fi + Cellular) — $319.20
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Even seemingly mundane things like the shifter have been redesigned in Space Vizzion.
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NASA collaborates with many countries in space, sharing data, communications networks, and expertise.
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Put simply, China and Russia are now our near peer competitors in space.
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They wear diapers the whole time because that's what you do in space.
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Working with the earthbound artist Eduardo Kac, he created an artwork in space.
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In 1984, Kathryn Sullivan became the first American woman to walk in space.
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China and Russia have proposed banning the placement of any weapon in space.
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When astronauts are in space, the weightlessness caused by microgravity changes their body.
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Then again in April 25, Yuri Gagarin became the first human in space.
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Moon dust, known as regolith, could be an ingredient in space-based concrete.
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The catastrophic collision created ripples in space-time, also known as gravitational waves.
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Even back then, I was interested in making objects that move in space.
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In other words, the study of human-made objects bobbing about in space.
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We learned that we could see a source of ripples in space-time.
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That doesn't mean troops in space, yet, but who knows down the line?
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The only theoretical hope to protect American cities lies in space-based interceptors.
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A war in space might also lead to something called a Kessler event.
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They offered a comparison of what happens to the human body in space.
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Astronomers have recorded what it sounds like in space — and it's pretty eerie
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"The calluses on your feet in space will eventually fall off," he noted.
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I wouldn't call it scary, but I am aware I am in space.
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Is the leaf part of the ground, or is it floating in space?
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But also in space, you do have this orbital perspective where you feel detached from all of the people and everything that has happened to the point of the planet while you're in space, especially for long periods of time.
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The various spacecraft — hailing from NASA, the Air Force, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and universities — are each demonstrating some new technology or capability in space, including a novel type of atomic clock and alternatives for in-space propulsion.
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The six-month mission will bring Williams' total days in space to 534, edging out astronaut Scott Kelly — who set his record of 520 days earlier this year — to become the NASA astronaut with the most cumulative days spent in space.
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" That administration ignored warnings that private space industry still needed significant government subsidy and did not undertake "independent analysis of whether those products [made in space] could compete with Earth bound equivalents, given the high costs of operating in space.
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After spending 340 days in space — longer than any American before him — Kelly arrived back on Earth safely, packed inside a snug Soyuz capsule with cosmonauts Sergey Aleksandrovich Volkov and Mikhail Korniyenko, who also just completed 340 days in space.
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On Saturday, U.S. astronaut Scott Kelly, who is currently completing his first full year in space, posted a photo to his Instagram of an insanely gorgeous flower that the team on the International Space Station grew...right there in space.
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"If there's a consensus, I actually think all Americans have always been in favor of space – not war in space, but the idea that we're taking the lead in space is something Americans have supported for fifty years," Cannon added.
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More recently, it announced that it would be launching technology to demonstrate in-space structural metal cutting for the first time — tech that could one day open up big opportunities in re-using discarded spacecraft for in-space reuse and manufacturing.
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"This year-in-space mission was a profound challenge for all involved, and it gave me a unique perspective and a lot of time to reflect on what my next step should be on our continued journey to help further our capabilities in space and on Earth," – Astronaut Scott Kelly In total, Kelly flew in space 22016 different times, beginning with a trip to service the Hubble Space Telescope in 212.
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Kelly's base DNA didn't actually change by 7 percent during his time in space.
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"In space, your heart becomes rounder ... because there's no gravity to pump against," Prof.
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This presents an incredibly limited data set for people who have been in space.
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You submitted ideas you wanted to test in microgravity; ours was welding in space.
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The deeper the well you make in space, the more space distorts and curves.
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There are a lot of rules for naming objects in space, dwarf planets included.
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There's a cold war happening in space and virtually no one knows about it.
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How exactly can these brain changes be related to visual changes in space travellers?
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There's something lonely about an astronaut in space and being an outsider up there.
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"The hippocampus is this grand organizer of memories in space and time," Eichenbaum said.
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Kelly spent 340 days in orbit, a US record for time spent in space.
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It shows how Smith had begun, as he put it, to "draw in space".
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It will be the longest stay in space by Chinese astronauts, state media reported.
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The bad guy rants about someone knowing that Superman is "dead," someone in space.
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"This is the first time I've been stuck in space," Perry told the crowd.
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And military activity in space has no well-tested protocols or rules of engagement.
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China and Russia established new units for managing war in space four years ago.
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The current world record holder, cosmonaut Gennady Padalka, spent some 879 days in space.
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He logged a total of 69 days, 15 hours, and 45 minutes in space.
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Now, if you are living in space, do you think you might need protection?
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The capsule features massive windows, providing expansive views of the Earth once in space.
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The technology we use in space, the technology we use for surveillance, for communications.
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And then of course it's also about lowering the ... keeping people alive in space.
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It can get lonely in space, especially when you're busy hunting down interplanetary threats.
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This poses loads of risks, particularly illnesses caused by the tough environments in space.
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This is because the dominant force at the immense scales in space is gravity.
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Scientists and the military have often tussled over who calls the shots in space.
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And the accelerometer and gyroscope that help the device understand its position in space.
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Enter Kelly, who famously spent 340 days in space onboard the International Space Station.
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The owl's floating in space, having the time of its tiny, stuffed life. pic.twitter.
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Newt Gingrich: Trump will make America great in space again with these historic advances .
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If You Can Own A Space Rock, Can You Own A Rock In Space?
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The spacecraft is carrying 5,500 pounds of supplies for the astronauts currently in space.
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The interceptors are designed to destroy a missile in space midway through its flight.
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Apollo opened the door Stepping on the moon gave us a foothold in space.
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Rather, it is the tilted axis of Earth's position in space that does that.
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Not because you can't pee in space (you can—it just requires some suction).
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Our Morgan Brennan also with us to talk about the final frontiers in space.
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The bare-bones infrastructure needed to keep people alive in space is not enough.
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The dot matrix, for instance, renders the body a series of points in space.
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The United States has its own system for intercepting ballistic missiles in space, Aegis.
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However, Musk argues that the chances of collisions happening in space will be small.
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What other health problems would he have from this amount of time in space?
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Made in Space already has a plastic-extrusion printer on board the space station.
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The agency's observatory watches the sun at all times from its orbit in space.
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So it doesn't surprise me that they saw changes while I was in space.
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Attaching critical pieces together in space allows engineers to get around big rockets, too.
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I felt like I was in space the minute we lit the rocket motor.
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That's astronaut Stephanie Wilson, who has spent 42 days in space over 3 spaceflights!
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At its root, a desktop OS works by letting you place things in space.
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Such a vehicle would act a bit like a traveling repair service in space.
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This will be the first real test of a planetary defense apparatus in space.
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A bitter feud in Washington, contradictions in Syria and another step in space exploration.
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The next behemoth might instead get assembled in space, with the help of robots.
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Then there's the question of whether assembling telescopes in space can lower their cost.
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In-space assembly doesn't have to be reserved for massive multibillion-dollar projects either.
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Kuo previously said the device will come in space gray, silver and red colors.
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The newly released Lost in Space reboot series from Netflix treads a different path.
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Lifting weights, for instance, wouldn't do much in space since dumbbells wouldn't weigh anything.
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Although the device hasn't been tested in space just yet, it has come close.
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What happens to astronauts' muscle tone or lung capacities after several years in space?
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"We've had this brief look in time and brief look in space," added Carlton.
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Fortunately, the immune system itself functioned perfectly during and after Scott's time in space.
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I had more fun blasting bad guys in space than I thought I would.
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If you're lost in space, it's good to have a map, I guess.[Nature]
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The legal status of resources mined in space remains ambiguous, and industry wants clarification.
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Normally phases of matter exist only by changing the way particles arrange in space.
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The satellite is supposed to spin in space, too, so it's constantly bouncing sunlight.
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We can't begin to imagine the future potential of affordable real estate in space.
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The Crab Nebula is one of the most photographed and studied objects in space.
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And that's why the government needs a federal team to oversee in-space activities.
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Richard Branson wants to be in space, and he thinks he'll get there soon.
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This Orbital ATK resupply vehicle just became the world's largest flaming trashcan in space.
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Adrift by Rob Boffard Sigma Station is a luxury hotel located deep in space.
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Processing data in space, before transmission, would reduce clutter, but this can be tricky.
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The problem is, sex in space will probably be the least sexy thing ever.
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Meanwhile Kornienko has racked up 516 days in space and Volkov an impressive 548.
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We could use our hands to manifest objects and interact with them in space.
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And, of course, filming advertisements in space is strictly forbidden for NASA crew members.
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Twelve years later McAuliffe's backup woman, Barbara Morgan became the first teacher in space.
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Newly discovered gravitational waves hint that 'cities' of black holes may lurk in space
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Newspapers at the time referred to this incident as the first strike in space.
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The 10-episode initial season of Lost in Space is now streaming on Netflix.
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The new, smaller iPhone will come in space grey, silver, gold and rose gold.
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Congratulations commander Whitson for exceeding the US record of 534 days in space. Godspeed.
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The first molecule produced by the Big Bang has finally been found in space.
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On June 16, 1963, Soviet cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova became the first woman in space.
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It's so cool flying in space you won't want to miss out on anything.
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In space, the flower looked the same but the stalk was a thin wire.
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Basically, governments will be held responsible for whatever their private companies do in space.
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He mentioned two important issues: reducing launch costs and using resources already in space.
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We toured the astronaut training facilities, and Loren learned how to exercise in space.
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They may be just as transformative there as in the skies and in space.
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Or they're just damn cool like the Space Jam Jordan XIs in Space Jam.
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BONUS: New 'Call of Duty' trailer really means one thing: Jon Snow in space
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Thank you very much for serving our country in space and on the ground.
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A lot, probably, about all the things that could realistically go wrong in space.
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It turns out the solution he developed might have applications other than in space.
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The US military must relearn how to fight "unwired" and defend itself in space.
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The sizing of spacesuits happens on the ground—but things can change in space.
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If successful, it will be the most accurate atomic clock ever flown in space.
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If successful, the clock will be the most precise atomic clock flown in space.
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You will have to spend more days in space than any other U.S. astronaut.
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Halloween has come and gone, but there's no shortage of scary things—in space!
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Everywhere in space-time, pairs of "virtual" particles are constantly arising and mutually annihilating.
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What better way to advertise his company than with a glittering ball in space.
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Satellites staring down at Earth can see a lot from their posts in space.
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In space, the most expensive portions of travel are speeding up and slowing down.
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Bigelow Aerospace Now, for the first time, the BEAM will be tested in space.
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He and his twin, Mark, are the only brothers ever to travel in space.
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"There are a lot of things we could be doing in space," Rohrabacher said.
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And her choice for now is floating around in space on one final spacewalk.
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It's an open-world exploration game that only happens to take place in space.
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The aircraft had been in space for a record 103 days -- almost two years.
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Sally Ride, the first American woman in space, stood out among her exalted peers.
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"POINTER could be used in space robotics," said Arumugam in a JPL news release.
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Matteo Ceriotti is a lecturer in space systems engineering at the University of Glasgow.
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"An important aspect of the work consists of creating volume in space," says Dawe.
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With this spacewalk, Whitson has now walked in space a total of eight times.
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Apple iPad Mini 2 Retina 16GB with WiFi in Space Gray — $298 See Details
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But it's my second time flying the Soyuz, my fourth time flying in space.
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All good things must come to an end, on Earth and even in space.
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Update January 18th, 12:31PM ET: Clarified history of other plants grown in space.
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For you to experience as you travel through time and its parts, in space.
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Komorowski also presented on emergency medicine in space at the Euroanaesthesia conference this month.
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The Air Force is especially interested in stepping up investment in space start-ups.
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"The tragedy of spaceflight is that you can't get pizza in space," Massimino says.
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Though many in space-related industries, including Musk, have voiced concerns over Trump's proposals.
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Now that Demo-1 is in space, the next phase of its mission begins.
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Oversight of French activities in space currently lies with the French Space Agency (CNES).
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This impulse to position dinosaurs in space has even spilled over into real science.
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"If there can be dinosaurs in space, we can thrive there too," she said.
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Gangs of blindly optimistic scruffy rag-tag underdogs in space are my thing 5ever.
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In space, air doesn't weigh anything, so there's no rising or falling of gases.
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How can you prepare for a mission in space when you're here on Earth?
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McAuliffe would have been the first teacher and the first private citizen in space.
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There's nothing epic about drowning in real life, while I think I'm in space.
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Finally, the space shuttle era arrived and with it, women (and toilets!) in space.
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Commercial service providers and America's allies have more assets in space than ever before.
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In order to move, one has to take up space, to exist in space.
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Variations in space mean that crops and diets differ a lot across the continent.
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So why is this small country racing to become a leader in space mining?
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A little later, in space, another android cares for a shipful of human beings.
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This whole fidget spinning in space utopia may not be all that far off.
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There are potentially greater threats in space, on the internet, and under the sea.
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So Solomon predicts that people living in space may develop darker skin over time.
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So why not put all that time and money toward a vacation in space?
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It is the first time that the motor system has been tested in space.
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There's an enormous, glowing, colorful blob in space that has perplexed scientists for years.
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The first 3D-printed object manufactured in space was made in 2014, NASA said.
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"America is out-innovating the rest of the world in space launch," Shotwell said.
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None of the CEOs reiterated Pence's statement that America is behind in space leadership.
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There have already been more than 290 collisions, break-ups and explosions in space.
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Correction: This wasn't the first flower to bloom in space, but it's still gorgeous.
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Netflix will bring its reboot of Lost in Space back for a second season.
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