Science
NASA's Space Telescope Sent to Find Landlords
NASA's space telescope launched to scan the deep universe for affordable alien landlords.
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Politics
Martian Voting Probe Sparks Intense Cosmic Election Security Fears
A federal investigation into Martian voting sparks intense debate over planetary residency requirements for local school board elections.
Science
Space Medal of Honor Recalled Over Major Gravity Defect
Regulators recall the new Space Medal of Honor due to a severe gravity defect that threatens to drag astronauts down to Earth.
Politics
Hackers Penetrate Federal Systems and Steal 40 Million Empty PDF Templates
A state-sponsored hacker group breached US federal agencies to steal 40 million empty PDF templates, ignoring all actual classified data.
Music
NASA Awards Rocket Lab So Many Deals, Electron Supply Dwindles
Latest Rocket Report shows NASA awarded Rocket Lab 3,000 deals, sparking fears of an Electron rocket shortage and orbital traffic jams.
Music
NASA Confirms SLS Stacking Will Include Rocket Pieces
NASA confirmed its SLS Stacking for Artemis III will use real rocket parts. Officials reportedly found all components tucked away in a surprisingly organized junk drawer.
World
NASA’s Moon Program Now Solely Reliant On SpaceX After Blue Origin Explodes
After Blue Origin rocket explosion, NASA’s moon program depends solely on SpaceX. Billionaire’s rocket failure leaves lunar dreams in Elon’s hands.
World
China’s Falcon 9 Fails; Artemis Needs Rapid Heavy Lift
China’s rocket failure highlights NASA’s need for rapid heavy lift. The space race heats up.