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NASA Studies Tethered CubeSat Mission to Study Lunar Swirls


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Mars Sample Return: Scientists Debate How to Bring Red Planet Rocks to Earth
By Leonard David

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Missions to probe exoplanets, galaxies, and cosmic inflation vie for $250 million NASA slot
By Daniel Clery Aug. 16, 2017

The Space Review

CubeSats: faster and cheaper, but are they better?

By Jeff Foust

 

Space News

Beyond HAL: How artificial intelligence is changing space systems

by Debra Werner — August 15, 2017

 

China Spaceflight

Chang'e VI: plans to be launched around Wenchang from around 2020 to achieve the return of the lunar poles

Unless you read Chinese, you’ll need a translation program such as Google translate
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