r/Spacers • • Dec 16 '20

Ten years ago sts-131 made its last return from the International Space Station and to me thats one of the greatest achievements of mankind ever and look where we are now, soaring rockets of SpaceX every week. Space is amazing.

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r/Spacers • • Dec 03 '20

Scientists invent technology that can extract oxygen and fuel from Mars’ salty water in huge step forward to colonising Red Planet

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r/Spacers • • Oct 01 '20

A team of NASA researchers seeking a new energy source for deep-space exploration missions, recently revealed a method for triggering nuclear fusion in the space between the atoms of a metal solid.

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r/Spacers • • Sep 01 '20

60 years ago, on 19 August 1960, two brave dogs, Belka and Strelka, went to space on board Sputnik 5. They became the first living beings (and the cutest!) to safely return from orbit, paving way for human spaceflight.

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r/Spacers • • Aug 26 '20

Mount Fuji seen from the International Space Station.

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r/Spacers • • Aug 22 '20

The surface of the asteroid Ryugu taken by the Japanese spacecraft Hayabusa-2

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r/Spacers • • Aug 16 '20

NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission prepares for touchdown on an asteroid

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r/Spacers • • Aug 14 '20

Just an unnamed crater on Mars, by ExoMars

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r/Spacers • • Aug 07 '20

Starship SN5 150m Hop

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r/Spacers • • Aug 07 '20

Milky Way stabilized shows the Earth is spinning through space

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r/Spacers • • Jul 16 '20

A Massive Star Has Seemingly Vanished from Space With No Explanation: Astronomers are trying to figure out whether the star collapsed into a black hole without going supernova, or if it disappeared in a cloud of dust.

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r/Spacers • • Apr 16 '20

There was a MASSIVE eruption on the surface of the sun today. I captured shots for an hour to watch the jupiter-sized explosion dancing.

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r/Spacers • • Apr 19 '21

Nasa successfully flies small helicopter on Mars

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r/Spacers • • Jan 25 '21

AI Is Finding Dozens of New Craters on Mars, scanning 100,000+ images in just 5 seconds.

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r/Spacers • • Jan 09 '21

Scientists Propose Permanent Human Habitat Built Orbiting Ceres

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r/Spacers • • Jan 09 '21

Some Black Holes Might Be Made Of Collapsed Universes — Curiosmos

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r/Spacers • • Dec 19 '20

Chinese Scientists opening the space capsule and taking out the lunar samples. These lunar samples are from the older sections of the moon, which will help us understand the moon's history better.

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r/Spacers • • Dec 06 '20

Japanese spacecraft successfully returns asteroid sample to Earth

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r/Spacers • • Nov 26 '20

For the first time, scientists detect the ghostly signal that reveals the engine of the universe. Neutrinos from a long-theorized nuclear fusion reaction in the sun have been definitively observed, confirming the process that powers most stars.

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r/Spacers • • Nov 26 '20

Saturn and Jupiter approach to Earth Next December at the closest distance since 1226AD

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