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China identifies AI, optoelectric semiconductors, as challenges it wants to crack
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NASA's Mars Sample Return mission is in danger of never launching
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OSIRIS-REx succesfully delivers NASA's first asteroid sample
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FAA wants rocket jockeys to clean up after their space launch parties
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Neuralink's looking for participants willing to be part of human trials
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Scientists suggest possible solution to space-induced bone loss
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DoD hopes $30M BEACONS will light the way to next-gen American battery designs
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Rocket Lab launch streak goes up in smoke with 41st mission
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US Defense Department enlists Google for AI-powered cancer-spotting kit
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World's most powerful free-electron laser upgraded to fire a million X-rays per second
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Textbook publishers sue shadow library LibGen for copyright infringement
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Apples to apples: Boffins find a way to make e-waste edible
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UK civil servants – hopefully including those spending billions on tech – to skill up in STEM
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Scientists spot startlingly close black holes in Hyades star cluster
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Amazon's three rocket makers insist Project Kuiper will launch on schedule
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Scientists trace tiny moonquakes to Apollo 17 lander – left over from 1972
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South Korea's Moon orbiter snaps India's lander
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James Webb spies distant exoplanet that could be wet, wild, and Hycean
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MOXIE microwaved Mars air into oxygen, but now it's time for a breather
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Lithium goldrush hits sleepy Oregon-Nevada border
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Okay, SMART ePANTS, you tell us how to create network-connected textiles
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NASA rockets draining its pockets as officials whisper: 'We can't afford this'
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Musk's mighty missile is ready for launch once FAA says OK
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UK rejoins the EU's €100B Horizon sci-tech funding program
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Scientists turn to mid-20th century tech for low-power underwater comms
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Japan's 'Moon sniper' and its two ejectable landers make it into space
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India's Chandrayaan-3 Moon mission hibernates to see out a long lunar night
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Europe's Ariane 6 takes rocket science seriously by testing patience before engines
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NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft is returning with its first-ever asteroid sample
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Germany's wild boars still too radioactive to eat largely due to Cold War nuke tests
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Meteorite is 4.6 billion years old and still rocking the solar system dating scene
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India set to launch Sun-spotting satellite on Saturday
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Japan complains Fukushima water release created terrifying Chinese Spam monster
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Uncle Sam accuses SpaceX of not considering asylees and refugees for employment
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India's Moon mission continues to triumph, Japan's waits for better weather
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Concorde? Pffft. NASA wants a Mach 4 passenger jet
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Neighbors angry as another North Korean 'satellite' launch attempt fails
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China's top EV battery maker announced a breakthrough, but top boffin isn't convinced
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India lands Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft on Moon, is the first to lunar south pole
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Space junk targeted for cleanup mission was hit by different space junk, making more space junk
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IBM sells off cloud business – yes, we mean Weather.com
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Lockheed's ARRW hypersonic missile: Sometimes it flies, sometimes it just tries
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Budget satellite drag sail shows space junk how to gracefully exit orbit
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NASA still serious about astronauts living it up on Moon space station in 2028
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Moscow makes a mess on the Moon as Luna 25 probe misses orbit, lands with a thud
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Hold the Moon – NASA's buildings are crumbling amid 200-year upgrade cycles
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US Space Force finally creates targeting unit – better late than never, right?
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Brainwaves rock! Scientists decode Pink Floyd tune straight from the noggin
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DARPA wants interoperability standard for Moon living
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Downloading the Webb Scope's data starts with a 6-month scheduling scramble
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