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Utah author Rebecca Rode chose to send a young adult novels, the Bible and Book of Mormon for a journey to the moon. Astrobotic Technology’s Peregrine lunar lander had a propellant leak. The spacecraft won’t reach the moon.

A technical failure hours after take-off may scupper the first US soft moon landing in more than 50 years, as well as an Adelaide artist’s chance of having her work land on the moon.

Southeastern Oklahoma State University alumna Traci Wright Martin has had 20 pieces of her artwork selected for inclusion in the Lunar Codex project.

The Malaysian stand's events at Frankfurt include a book launch for a collection that's to be included in the 'Lunar Codex' program. (Sponsored)

There's always something different or new to do in the San Gabriel Valley and Whittier areas.

One of the nation's most heavily unionized entities is the U.S. Government, with 1.2 million employees, 56% of its workforce in unions. Yet, a legendary Federal Agency, NASA, finds itself be sued by two former employees who say one of the reasons they were fired was for attempting to form a union.

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There’s nothing tragic about missing this week’s toughest word, other than the word itself.

Sibandas water-themed poem was selected for inclusion in the anthology published by Brick Street Poetry in their earthly edition.

(CNN) — Ice and permafrost are thawing rapidly across vast areas of Earth — imperiling glaciers, releasing carbon and, potentially, reawakening ancient pathogens.