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China's new rocket makes its debut flight into space

The KT-2, which carried an experimental satellite into low Earth orbit, is the latest in a series of lightweight Chinese rockets launched in recent months

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Signal-tracking satellite would build its own antenna in space

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Musk's moon trip 'tourists' should be praised as pioneers

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Musk's moon trip 'tourists' should be praised as pioneers

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SpaceX follows Jules Verne – with one exception

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SspaceX Dragon capsule

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SpaceX plans to send two civilians around the moon next year

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Voyager 1 looked back at Saturn on Nov. 16, 1980, four days after the spacecraft flew past the planet

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Voyager 1 might have seen Enceladus’ icy plumes 25 years early

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Successful Russian launch re-paves the way to space station

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Successful Russian launch re-paves the way to space station

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Future astronauts will need places to live on Mars

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New NASA teams will make human Mars missions light and efficient

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Dwarf planet Ceres hosts home-grown organic material

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Dwarf planet Ceres hosts home-grown organic material

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Space debris glows and burns on re-entry over Pacific

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Turn satellites into sparkling fireworks to burn up space junk

Satellite debris that falls to Earth could be deadly, but pellets made of a heat-generating mixture could help them burn up safely in the atmosphere

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A space travel guide for your first holiday off-planet

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Mars landing sites for 2020 NASA mission down to the final three

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Magnetic meteorites narrow down solar system’s birthdate

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NASA wants to put a lander on Europa’s surface to look for life

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