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If Scientists Don’t Speak out Today, Who Will Be Left to Defend Science Tomorrow?

Reeteka Sud 14/08/2019

An open letter to Prof Subhasis Chaudhuri, director of...

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TeamIndus Partner OrbitBeyond Drops NASA Contract for Moon Lander Mission

The Wire Staff 30/07/2019

Of the three companies picked by NASA to carry...

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Four Months After ASAT Test, 40% of Debris Still in Orbit

The Wire Staff 30/07/2019

India had said the debris would decay within 45...

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Mapping the Moon for Apollo

Timothy Swindle 21/07/2019

The first humans to land on the Moon, and...

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The Unplanned Legacy of Apollo 11

Prakash Chandra 20/07/2019

A half-century after Apollo 11, the progress achieved by...

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How the Indian Government Celebrated the Moon Landing

The Wire Staff 19/07/2019

On the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission,...

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Two Major Leadership Changes in NASA as it Prepares for Race to the Moon

Joey Roulette 11/07/2019

The biggest change to rock the agency is the...