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Science India's eighth navigation satellite implodes on take off Unknown 22:42 Add Comment Edit NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India’s eighth navigation satellite imploded shortly after lift off on Thursday, state-run Indian Space Research Organ... Read More
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Science U.S. spacecraft readies for fiery plunge into Saturn after 13-year mission Unknown 22:42 Add Comment Edit WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. space agency’s Cassini spacecraft will end its 13-year mission to Saturn in mid-September by transmitting da... Read More
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Science Millions of Americans await awe-inspiring total solar eclipse Unknown 00:10 Add Comment Edit Read More
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Science Japan launches satellite for advanced GPS operation Unknown 01:55 Add Comment Edit TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan on Saturday launched an H-2A rocket carrying a geo-positioning satellite into orbit after a week-long delay, the gov... Read More
Science Solar eclipse to be streamed live for first time, from balloons Unknown 13:00 Add Comment Edit Read More
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Science Japan GPS satellite launch postponed due to glitch Unknown 03:56 Add Comment Edit TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan on Saturday postponed the planned launch of an H-2A rocket tasked to put a geo-positioning satellite into orbit due ... Read More
Science Scientists create safer pig organs with goal of transplants for humans Unknown 19:16 Add Comment Edit (Reuters) - Scientists at a Massachusetts company seeking to make pig organs safe enough to be transplanted into humans have used gene-editi... Read More
Science Infant ape fossil skull illuminates humankind's remote past Unknown 00:06 Add Comment Edit Read More