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SpaceX brings 4 astronauts home with midnight splashdown
The three U.S. astronauts and one German in the capsule were bobbing off the Florida coast, near Tampa, less than 24 hours after leaving the International Space Station
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Russia war's ripple effect reaches space, may touch Isro's manned mission
Isro's manned mission ambitions are linked to Russia in terms of cosmonaut training, supply of space suits, design of habitable capsules, plus training of personnel in space medicine
 "Russia war's ripple effect reaches space, may touch Isro's manned mission")
Ukraine war: ESA suspends ExoMars rover launch on Russian rocket
The ExoMars rover mission, built in partnership with Russia, has been suspended by the European Space Agency (ESA) in the wake of Moscow's ongoing war on Ukraine.
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A new universe
JWST will enhance the understanding of stars and galaxies
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After 50-year hiatus, international space mining treaties are on the table
A dozen nations have signed on Artemis Accords, a NASA initiative that focuses on peaceful use of astronomical objects
 "After 50-year hiatus, international space mining treaties are on the table")
Talking to the moon: European Space Agency pitches lunar satellites plan
The European Space Agency presented a vision Thursday to put satellites in orbit around the moon that would facilitate future missions to Earth's closest neighbour
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Chinese rocket debris set for re-entry by Sunday, say research centers
EU Space Surveillance and Tracking said its latest prediction for the timing of the re-entry of the Long March 5B rocket body was 190 minutes either side of 0211 GMT on Sunday
 "Chinese rocket debris set for re-entry by Sunday, say research centers")
The Webb Telescope, NASA's golden surfer, is almost ready, again
Thirty years, $8.8 billion, multiple mishaps and budget crises and a threatened congressional cancellation later, the James Webb Space Telescope is finally ready
 "The Webb Telescope, NASA's golden surfer, is almost ready, again")
This startup set up by 21-year-olds tracks dead satellites and 'space junk'
Digantara, a company incubated at Indian Insitute of Science (IISc), aims to combat the growing problem of space debris by developing India's first space-based surveillance platform
 "This startup set up by 21-year-olds tracks dead satellites and 'space junk'")
Arctic heatwave: Wildfire triggers polar ice melt, emits 56 megatonnes CO2
The polar region is warming at two to three times the global average, impacting nature and humanity at a global scale
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Bringing Mars rocks to Earth: Our greatest interplanetary circus act
With fresh Mars rocks on Earth, more scientists will be able to examine them, employing a wide array of the most sophisticated equipment in laboratories around the world
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