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NASA ends MAVEN orbiter mission

NASA's dead Mars orbiter MAVEN will crash into the Red Planet in the next 100 years

On Wednesday (June 3), NASA officially declared its MAVEN orbiter dead, closing the book on a highly successful mission that studied the Red Planet's atmosphere for nearly a dozen years.

Smithsonian Magazine · 14h

NASA Officially Ends the MAVEN Mission Months After Losing Contact With the Mars Orbiter

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After 11 years at Mars, NASA’s MAVEN spacecraft went out with a whisper

Scientific American · 1d

NASA’s Mars mission MAVEN is lost forever

MAVEN was the first successful mission designed to study the atmosphere of Mars.

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NASA Finally Admits Its MAVEN Mars Orbiter Is Dead

ScienceAlert · 1d

It's Official: NASA Has Declared Its Mars Spacecraft MAVEN Dead

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Artemis III update: NASA ships final solid rocket booster segments for SLS to Kennedy Space Center

Eight segments have been shipped via train, and will help put four astronauts in orbit next year.

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What to know about Artemis III, NASA's next mission in its journey back to the moon — and beyond

The space agency's next big launch will serve as a crucial test of the systems that will take humans down to the lunar surface.

NASA's next Starliner flight is 'under review.' Here's what's going on

NASA said the timeframe for the next launch of Boeing's Starliner spacecraft is "under review." The vehicle is due to launch without a crew for the ISS.

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NASA's Juno mission finds particles traveling at near-light speeds at Jupiter

Juno's findings provide fresh evidence for how and where cosmic rays form.

NASA’s Quiet Supersonic Jet Is Ready for Its Biggest Test Yet

After months of test flights, NASA’s X-59 aircraft is gearing up for its biggest challenge yet: breaking the sound barrier without producing a loud, thunder-like clap. The experimental aircraft is set to embark on a new round of test flights this month,

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NASA chief Jared Isaacman surveys extent of Blue Origin explosion damage

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman flew over the Blue Origin launch site in Florida damaged in a May 28 explosion and met with Jeff Bezos.

Update: NASA confirms fireball meteor exploded over northeastern US with force of 230 tons of TNT

NASA shared an initial analysis of a 5-foot-wide fireball meteor that exploded in the sky over the northeastern U.S. on Saturday, May 30.