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NASA made an announcement about the flagship program this week, but I have questions.
NASA added another month onto their already extended stay on the ISS.
The agency is flying the spacecraft as-is and instead modifying the re-entry profile.
His close ties to SpaceX may be a problem.
A new report sheds light on the tragic failure that occurred in 2020.
Is this the end for the beloved interstellar probe?
There's no way they can make a September 2026 launch date.
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Was it on fire? Why was there black smoke?? Why a catch instead landing???
The engineers pulled off yet another amazing feat with the historic spacecraft
We have a better idea of why early galaxies are brighter and more massive than expected
It's complicated, but I have the final answer from NASA.
