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Blue Origin assesses impact of New Glenn explosion

The destruction of Blue Origin's unmanned New Glenn rocket in a catastrophic launchpad explosion, along with apparently severe damage to the company's only launch pad, sent shock waves through the U.S...

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Blue Origin explosion could be setback to NASA's Artemis moon missions

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NASA lays out moon base plans with landers, buggies and drones at the top of the list

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NASA explains how meteor sparked sonic boom over Massachusetts

A mysterious boom that rattled homes and sparked confusion across Massachusetts and the wider Northeast on May 30 has now been traced to a fast-moving meteor, with NASA providing new details.

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NASA Explains Boston's Mysterious Boom: It Was a Meteor Explosion

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Meteor Fireball Triggered Loud Boom Across New England, NASA Confirms

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Equal to 300 tons of TNT. Here's what caused that loud boom in Mass.

A loud boom that was heard across a broad swath of New England – from New Hampshire to Rhode Island – was caused by a meteor that broke up over the region Saturday afternoon, according to NASA.

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What Connecticut residents should know about the exploding meteor over New England

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NASA says meteorite that fell may be located in Cape Cod Bay

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NASA says meteorite landed in Cape Cod Bay

NASA says a meteorite caused a sonic boom heard across the region, and fragments may be sitting at the bottom of Cape Cod Bay.

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NASA study reveals ancient Mars may have stayed warm and wet longer

NASA said the crystals' shape and structure reflect the climate's conditions, including temperature and water pressure.

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SpaceX Starship’s 2nd flight footage released under Freedom of Information Act by NASA

NASA released views of several angles of SpaceX Starship’s second test flight. The massive rocket launched from SpaceX's Starbase facility in South Texas. Credit: NASA Music: The Alabaster Coast by Ha

Was That an Alien Invasion? No, Just a Falling Rock, NASA Says.

A fireball reached 75,000 miles per hour before breaking up miles above New England, NASA said, causing a boom that alarmed residents. The incident followed a similar event in South Carolina.

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NASA's moon base, beloved Big Boy, the doping games: Week in review

Recapping some of the most talked-about news this week from the nation and around the world – in case you missed it.

How you can help NASA (even if you failed math)

The agency is calling for poets, songwriters, and more who are inspired by space. And the ‘moon joy’ will keep on rolling.

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Is there a launch today? SpaceX, NASA, ULA rocket launch schedule in Florida

Follow FLORIDA TODAY's Space Team for industry news, NASA and SpaceX updates, and live launch blog coverage at floridatoday.com/space.

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New Material Could Help NASA Unlock Resources Hidden In Lunar Soil

The material was discovered during a research project at NASA's Glenn Research Centre in Cleveland.