NASA Awards Blue Origin Contract To Provide Rocket for Mars Mission
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NASA Awards Blue Origin Contract To Provide Rocket for Mars Mission

The New Glenn rocket is set to blast off in late 2024.
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Accutron and Bulova Revive Iconic Timepieces Worn on Space Missions
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Accutron and Bulova Revive Iconic Timepieces Worn on Space Missions

Unveiling the new Accutron Astronaut and two Lunar Pilot chronographs.
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Apple Is Reportedly Planning to Use In-House Chips in iPhones by 2025 and Microsoft Unveiled Voice Mimicking AI Technology in This Week’s Tech Roundup
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Apple Is Reportedly Planning to Use In-House Chips in iPhones by 2025 and Microsoft Unveiled Voice Mimicking AI Technology in This Week’s Tech Roundup

A retired NASA satellite also returned to Earth after 38 years in space.
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Retired NASA Satellite Returns to Earth After 38 Years in Space
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Retired NASA Satellite Returns to Earth After 38 Years in Space

The ERBS was launched by the Space Shuttle Challenger in 1984.
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Vollebak Releases New Arctic-Ready "Titan" Collection with Winter Gear That Will Keep You Warm at -100°C
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Vollebak Releases New Arctic-Ready "Titan" Collection with Winter Gear That Will Keep You Warm at -100°C

Crafted with the space parachute fabric developed by NASA.
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Sam Bankman-Fried Was Released on $250M Bail and Elon Musk Confirmed He’ll Resign As Twitter CEO in This Week’s Tech Roundup
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Sam Bankman-Fried Was Released on $250M Bail and Elon Musk Confirmed He’ll Resign As Twitter CEO in This Week’s Tech Roundup

Tesla also released a $300 USD wireless charger.
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NASA Retires InSight Mars Lander Mission After 4 Years
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NASA Retires InSight Mars Lander Mission After 4 Years

Scientists were unable to make contact with the solar-powered lander.
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NASA's Orion Spacecraft Captures View of Earth and Moon From Over 250,000 Miles Away
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NASA's Orion Spacecraft Captures View of Earth and Moon From Over 250,000 Miles Away

Photographed on day 13 of the Artemis I mission.
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Watch NASA’s Orion Spacecraft Fly Past the Moon
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Watch NASA’s Orion Spacecraft Fly Past the Moon

Preparing to enter distant retrograde orbit.
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NASA's Juno Spacecraft Delivers Stunning Close-Ups of Jupiter
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NASA's Juno Spacecraft Delivers Stunning Close-Ups of Jupiter

Picturing one of Jupiter’s circumpolar cyclones.
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