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Lunar mining and Moon land claims fall into a gray area of international law, but negotiations are underway to avoid conflict and damage to spacecraft - Vimarsana News

Lunar mining and Moon land claims fall into a gray area of international law, but negotiations are underway to avoid conflict and damage to spacecraft

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Scientists have now grown plants in lunar soil for the first time - Vimarsana News

Scientists have now grown plants in lunar soil for the first time

Researchers have grown Arabidopsis plants in lunar soil collected by NASA astronauts over fifty years ago on Apollo moon missions.

First ever NASA photographs taken on the Moon are up for auction - Vimarsana News

First ever NASA photographs taken on the Moon are up for auction

The Bruun Rasmussen auction house is auctioning a collection of NASA photographs from the Apollo missions and more on March 9th.

7 Accidents and Disasters in Spaceflight History - Vimarsana News

7 Accidents and Disasters in Spaceflight History

This Encyclopedia Britannica Technology and Science list features seven accidents that occurred on spacecraft in the history of outer space expeditions.

Boeing, NASA silent on what's wrong with Starliner; A relaunch could take weeks - Vimarsana News

Boeing, NASA silent on what's wrong with Starliner; A relaunch could take weeks

Boeing, NASA silent on what's wrong with Starliner; A relaunch could take weeks Dalvin Brown, The Washington Post Aug. 4, 2021 Boeing, NASA, and U.S. Army personnel work around the Boeing Starliner spacecraft shortly after it landed in White Sands, N.M., on Dec. 22.Bill Ingalls, HOGP / Associated Press NASA and Boeing officials remained largely silent Wednesday about what the likely next steps are for Boeing's Starliner spacecraft, a day after a much-anticipated test flight was scrubbed because a sensor indicated a valve on the vehicle wasn't in the proper position. The spacecraft remained o...