NASA Astronaut Lost Speech in Space, Evacuated from ISS
NASA astronaut Mike Fincke experienced a sudden loss of speech for 20 minutes aboard the ISS, leading to an emergency evacuation and medical investigation into weightlessness effects.
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Astronaut Lost Ability to Speak During ISS Medical Crisis
NASA astronaut Mike Fincke describes the baffling medical emergency aboard the International Space Station where he suddenly lost his ability to speak, prompting the first-ever medical evacuation from the orbiting laboratory.
NASA Astronaut's Medical Scare in Space Unsolved
Astronaut Mike Fincke describes a sudden, unexplained medical episode on the ISS that led to NASA's first medical evacuation, with doctors still investigating the cause.
Artemis II Crew Finalises Quarantine Ahead of Moon Launch
NASA's Artemis II astronauts have ended their quarantine in Texas and are traveling to Florida for a 10-day lunar orbit mission, marking the first crewed Moon journey since 1972.
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Chernobyl Fungus Could Shield Astronauts as Bio-Armour
Scientists discover a radiation-loving fungus from Chernobyl that could protect astronauts on the Moon and Mars by converting cosmic rays into energy.
Artemis 2 Moon Mission Countdown Starts for Launch
NASA's Artemis 2 rocket is on the launchpad with the countdown set to begin, targeting an April 1 liftoff for the first human moon mission in over 50 years.
Artemis 2: Seven April Launch Dates for Moon Mission Revealed
NASA has unveiled seven potential launch dates in April for the Artemis 2 mission, marking humanity's return to lunar orbit after over 50 years. The crew is in quarantine as final preparations intensify.
Sperm Lose Navigation in Zero Gravity, Complicating Space Reproduction
New research reveals sperm struggle to navigate in microgravity, reducing fertilisation rates by up to 30%. This poses significant challenges for human reproduction during space missions and future planetary settlements.
Chinese Probe Finds Radiation 'Cavity' Between Earth and Moon
Scientists using China's Chang'e-4 data have discovered a mysterious radiation 'shadow' near the moon that could protect astronauts on future missions by reducing exposure during lunar mornings.
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UK Fusion Rocket Breakthrough Slashes Mars Travel Time
Pulsar Fusion achieves first plasma ignition in a nuclear fusion rocket, promising to reduce Mars journeys from months to weeks and revolutionise space travel.
World-First: Antimatter Transported in Groundbreaking Experiment
Scientists at Cern have successfully transported antimatter, the most expensive and volatile substance on Earth, in a pioneering experiment using an unassuming lorry for a careful drive around the campus.
NASA Artemis 2: Inside the Moon Rocket and Crew's Journey
NASA's Artemis 2 mission prepares for launch, with astronauts living in a capsule the size of a Transit van for 10 days. Discover the rocket's specs, crew life, and historic journey details.
Chinese Astronaut Heard Mysterious 'Knocking' from Space
China's first astronaut Yang Liwei reported hearing an unexplained knocking sound during his 2003 space mission, a phenomenon later experienced by other taikonauts.
NASA Pauses Lunar Gateway, Plans $20bn Moon Base Instead
NASA's new chief, Jared Isaacman, announces cancellation of the Lunar Gateway orbiting station, redirecting resources to build a $20bn surface base on the moon within seven years.
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Moon's Magnetic Mystery Solved: Apollo Samples Misled
A new study reveals Apollo moon rock samples gave a false impression of a strong magnetic field, with high titanium content explaining the bias and upcoming Artemis missions set to test the theory.
NASA Astronaut's Space Station Photo Shows Orbiting Potato
NASA astronaut Don Pettit shared a peculiar photo from the International Space Station showing what appeared to be a tentacled alien object, later revealed to be a potato grown for space agriculture research.
NASA Cancels Gateway, Unveils $20bn Moon Base in Artemis Overhaul
NASA has cancelled its Lunar Gateway space station project, redirecting resources to build a $20 billion base on the moon's surface as part of a major overhaul of the Artemis programme.
NASA Scraps Moon Station for $20 Billion Lunar Base
NASA cancels plans for a Moon-orbiting space station, shifting focus to a $20 billion permanent lunar base to establish US presence before China's 2030 landing.
NASA Plans $20 Billion Permanent Moon Base in Strategic Shift
NASA announces a $20 billion plan to build a permanent base on the moon's south pole over seven years, shifting focus from flags to sustained human presence and international collaboration.
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NASA Scraps Lunar Gateway for Moon Base and Nuclear Mars Mission
NASA cancels its lunar orbit station, repurposing components for a permanent £16 billion moon base and announcing a nuclear-powered spacecraft to Mars by 2028.
Green Meteor Flashes Over Western US, Hundreds Report Sighting
A bright green meteor streaked across the western US sky, seen by over 300 people and causing sonic booms. NASA tracked its path from Chowchilla to Calflax at 35,000 mph.
NASA Artemis 2 Launch Delays Explained for Moon Mission
NASA's Artemis 2 mission, the first crewed lunar flight since 1972, faces delays due to hardware issues and safety concerns, with a launch window opening April 1.
NASA Scraps Lunar Orbit Station for $20 Billion Moon Base
NASA's new chief Jared Isaacman cancels the Lunar Gateway station plan, redirecting focus to a $20 billion moon surface base over seven years, reshaping Artemis contracts amid Chinese competition.
Artemis 2 Astronauts Quarantine Ahead of Moon Mission
NASA's Artemis II crew begins a 14-day quarantine as the moon rocket returns to the launchpad, targeting an early April liftoff for the historic lunar flyby mission.
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Artemis II Moon Mission Faces 2,700°C Re-entry at 25,000mph
NASA's Artemis II mission will send four astronauts over half a million miles to the Moon, enduring extreme temperatures and high-speed re-entry in a minibus-sized capsule.
UK Thermal Satellite Launch to Monitor Iran Nuclear Sites from Space
A British satellite capable of capturing high-resolution thermal imagery through walls will launch this week, providing intelligence on nuclear facilities in Iran and North Korea while aiding energy market stability.
Russia Launches First Satellites to Rival Elon Musk's Starlink
Russia has launched 16 low-orbit satellites as the initial step in creating a domestic internet constellation to compete with SpaceX's Starlink, backed by over $5 billion in funding.
McDonald's Shanghai Tests Humanoid Robots in Uniform for Dining
A McDonald's in Shanghai is trialling humanoid robots from Keenon Robotics that wear uniforms, greet customers, and perform tasks, hinting at automation's future in fast food.
NASA Discovers Massive New Moon Crater in Rare Impact
NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has detected a massive new impact crater on the Moon, measuring 225 metres across. Scientists estimate such events occur only once every 139 years, raising concerns for future lunar missions.
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Super Earth Found with Lava Seas and Eternal Daylight
Astronomers uncover TOI-561 b, a molten 'super Earth' 560 light-years away with oceans of lava, an impossible atmosphere, and a side locked in perpetual sunlight.
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