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Space Tourism Might Worsen Ozone Layer Hole! Experts Claim SpaceX Launches Might Put Repair Efforts To Waste

SpaceX Polaris Dawn Mission: Set to Launch by December with Company's Historic Spacewalk

The Polaris Dawn is the world's first commercial spacewalk from SpaceX. SpaceX is going for a spacewalk and it will feature a historical mission for the world as it will bring four civilians to do the job, being the world's first on the event.

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India's New Space Rocket, SSLV, is Scheduled for Lift Off | Here's Where to Watch It Live
by Sophie Webster
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Tesla Bot Concepts Appear to be 'Unfeasible,' Experts Say | No Humanoid Robots Anymore?
by Joseph Henry
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Earth Days Are Becoming 'Strangely Longer' and Scientists Are Confused
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SpaceX Falcon 9 Set to Send Astronauts to ISS But It 'Crashed Into a Bridge' Acquiring Serious Damages
by Joaquin Victor Tacla
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Perseids Meteor Shower: Peak is Coming at the Worst Time this August—Why?
by Isaiah Richard
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FCC's Decision Can Lead To More Satellite Productions? Commissioners Voted in Favor of ISAM
by Griffin Davis
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AI Technology Detects 11 New Space Anomalies
by Thea Felicity
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Researchers are Developing a Process To Turn Martian Air Into Metal
by April Fowell
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Roscosmos ISS Departure Concerns NASA—Leaked Contingency Plan Shows Pulling Out Astronauts as Solution
by Griffin Davis
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First South Korean Lunar Orbiter Takes Off to the Moon Thanks to SpaceX
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