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Starship Flight 12 is two days out, new Starbase update says
A new fan-run Starship update video reports Flight 12 is two days from launch, backed by fresh activity at Starbase in South Texas. The countdown is underway.
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A new fan-run Starship update video reports Flight 12 is two days from launch, backed by fresh activity at Starbase in South Texas. The countdown is underway.

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Part two of the three-part Musk daily review turns to politics and media. The briefing offers one unfinished promise about recommendation manipulation.

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NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman was in Huntsville on Friday to cut the ribbon on a new facility at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center. Details are limited.

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The 34th SpaceX supply mission heads to the ISS on May 15 from Cape Canaveral after a weather scrub, with 6,500 pounds of cargo and science experiments.

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Millions around the globe held their breath as Orion plummeted back to Earth and splashed down. The Artemis II crew's moment of return, retold in detail.

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In the 1970s, Intel DRAM chips were failing mysteriously. The culprit was the ceramic casing, which emitted alpha particles that silently flipped 1s to 0s.

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Hilt Boling, the Arkansas boy nicknamed the 'Freakin' Moon Kid,' went viral during the Artemis II launch. Now he's sharing his story and his love of space.

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The May 2026 edition of Night Sky News reports a renewed push to cut NASA's science budget in half. The recurring threat would reshape the agency's missions.

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NASA and SpaceX scrubbed the May 13, 2026 launch attempt for CRS-34, the 34th Commercial Resupply Services flight, because of weather. A new date will follow.

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A large cache of previously classified UFO and UAP documents has been made public following recent government orders, reigniting debate over unidentified aerial phenomena.

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Scientists are sending everyday materials like medicine, food, and house dust into orbit to study how space changes them, with potential breakthroughs for health on Earth.

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A Real Engineering video on Nebula claims the V-22 Osprey's prototype had even greater safety risks than the production model, raising questions about the aircraft's troubled development.