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Fixing Arecibo & Tracking Near-Earth Asteroids
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Humans To Mars & A Supernova Extinction
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A Space For Curiosity & An Observatory Goes Dark
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Assembling NASA’s Deep Spacecraft & Heavy Metal Asteroids
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The Big Business Of SpaceX & The Discovery Of A Tiny Black Hole
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Out Of This World: Building Helicopters To Explore The Solar System
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Out Of This World: Building Helicopters To Explore The Solar System
NASA’s Mars Perseverance rover launched last week carrying a stow-away -- a tiny helicopter named Ingenuity. If it works, it will be the first helicopter on another world and engineers and scientists are eagerly awaiting the results of the test flight, calling it Mars’ Wright Brother moment. Ingenuity might be the first, but it certainly won’t be the last. Work is underway on another off-planet helicopter named Dragonfly, with a plan to send it to Saturn’s moon Titan in 2027.