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In the news of the week ending January 12, 2024, are frosty flakes, the final frontier, and fun recipes for your next cup of hot tea.

Despite a highly publicized successful launch from Florida's Cape Canaveral, the Peregrine Mission One sprung a fatal fuel leak on its way to the moon.

Nichelle Nichols' ashes could float in space for eternity. The actress — who was best known for playing Uhura in the Star Trek TV series — died of heart failure in July 2022, aged 89, and ambitious plans to take her ashes to the moon have now been abandoned, meaning they are set to float in space for eternity. Mission...

An oxidizer leak has left the lunar lander stranded in space carrying human remains

Nichelle Nichols' ashes could float in space for eternity.

Nichelle nichols "lt uhura", james doohan “scotty“ and deforest kelley "dr mccoy". lets speak to charles chafer in santa fe, new mexico. he is the ceo of celestis. so, i mean you... the mission was to put some of these remains on the moon for some of the people the remains of some of these people on board the spacecraft. thats not going to happen so what has the reaction be in from the families involved? ~ , ., ., _ involved? well let me start out by saying. you _ involved? well let me start...

The spacecraft is now thought to be unable to land on Earths only natural satellite - with NASA also expected to announce delays to its manned moon mission programme.

A spacecraft which was heading for the moon has suffered a critical loss of propellant, the company behind it has said.

(1) CREATIVE ARTS EMMYS NIGHT 2. Sff was much less prominently featured among the second night 2023 Creative Arts Emmys Winners. (Note: Some categories had multiple winners.) Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation Entergalactic; The Simpsons, “Lisa the Boy Scout;” More than I Want to Remember; Star Wars: Visions, “Screecher’s Reach” Outstanding Costumes for Variety, Nonfiction or Reality Programming

A plume of smoke emerged as a long-awaited rocket shot into the sky early Monday, carrying a North Texas woman to her final resting place -- deep space.