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An unlikely crew is set to be joining Yusaku Maezawa in the SpaceX dearMoon mission Yusaku Maezawa just unveiled the eight people who will be flying with him around the Moon in SpaceX's dearMoon mission.

NASA is launching a spacecraft the size of a golf cart to crash into an asteroid, which could tell us what to do if one ever did hit Earth.

The mission to put humans back on the Moon is running late, a new report has found. The NASA report also said the agency was “underreporting” the missions $93 billion cost.

On Monday, President Yoon Suk-yeol unveiled a “future space economic roadmap,” vowing to make Korea join the top five space powers. The roadmap contains medium- to long-term plans, including mining resources on the moon in a decade and landing on Mars in 2045. The government also announced a timetable to establish a Korea Aerospace Administration (KASA) next year.

A piece of New Hampshire is now in space.

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Elon Musk's Twitter tenure faced a new crisis after many employees quit instead of accepting his ultimatum of "extremely hardcore" conditions.

NASA selects Space X for its second Artemis mission of landing astronauts on the lunar surface

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