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- July 8
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- Comet NEOWISE is 'an awesome sight' from space, astronaut says (video)
- 'The Sirens of Mars' tells of the search for life on Mars
- Book excerpt: 'The Sirens of Mars' on early views of the Red Planet
- Space has a diversity problem — and big institutions like universities can do something about it
- The 'mole' on Mars from NASA's InSight lander may be stuck again
- Bad weather delays SpaceX launch of Starlink, BlackSky satellites
- LAUNCH DELAY: SpaceX postpones Starlink launch due to bad weather
- NASA completes investigation on flawed Boeing Starliner capsule test flight
- South Atlantic Anomaly: Have astronomers finally explained space's Bermuda Triangle?
- Pictures from space! Our image of the day
- On This Day in Space! July 8, 2011: Space shuttle Atlantis launches on final mission
- Mysterious radiation spike detected over Scandinavia
- NASA mission to weird metal asteroid Psyche remains on track for 2022 launch
- SpaceX to launch Starlink and BlackSky satellites into orbit today. Here's how to watch live.
- July 7
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- China launches 3 satellites on 2 rockets in 3 days
- House bill would nix White House's proposed 2021 NASA budget boost
- Yale astronomy students speak out against institutional racism
- Chinese scientists reveal analysis of weird substance found on the moon's far side by Yutu 2 rover
- 'Clyde's Spot,' a new storm on Jupiter, discovered by amateur astronomer (photos)
- Israel launches Ofek 16 reconnaissance satellite into orbit
- Best space and sci-fi books for 2020
- It's the month of Mars! 3 Red Planet missions set to launch in July
- What are Newton's laws of motion?
- Astronauts bound for Mars should swing by Venus first, scientists say
- July 6
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- Astrophysicist Joe Pesce answers your questions about the universe (AMA Recap!)
- An astronaut got a blood clot in space —now our study shows how to best protect crew
- Comet NEOWISE shines in stunning photos from the International Space Station
- Space calendar 2020: Rocket launches, sky events, missions & more!
- There's more metal on the moon than we thought
- The 1st-ever Mars helicopter will start flying next year. Here's how.
- July 5
- July 4
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- Rocket Lab Electron launch fails to reach orbit, 7 satellites lost
- The 'Buck Moon' lunar eclipse this Fourth of July will be hard to see
- The top space stories of the week!
- Space photos: The most amazing images this week!
- Astronauts celebrate Fourth of July from space station
- Aphelion Day 2020: Earth is farthest from the sun today!
- July 3
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- A 'Buck Moon' lunar eclipse occurs this Fourth of July. Don't expect to see much.
- Celestial fireworks: See Jupiter and Saturn with a 'Buck Moon' lunar eclipse this Fourth of July weekend
- Cosmic 'fireworks' shine in baby star cluster and distant galaxy
- July full moon 2020: 'Buck Moon' lunar eclipse meets Jupiter in the night sky
- July 2
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- Virgin Galactic to reveal SpaceShipTwo cabin design on July 28
- This new, super-accurate way to pinpoint our solar system's center may help spot monster black hole crashes
- Tulsa Air and Space lands last of NASA's shuttle crew cabin trainers
- 2020 Full Moon Calendar
- NASA's first Space Launch System megarocket core powers up for 'green run' test
- Tiny, simple moon rovers will bring cubesat science to the lunar surface
- Quantum 'kick' on big object measured for 1st time ever
- Night sky, July 2020: What you can see this month [maps]
- Best night sky events of July 2020 (stargazing maps)
- The brightest planets in July's night sky: How to see them (and when)
- July 1
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- Spacewalkers complete penultimate set of battery upgrades for space station
- Exposed planetary core spotted circling distant star
- 'Kerbal Space Program' launches epic European missions in 'Shared Horizons' expansion
- Going with a view? A spacewalk is the 'best view for a bathroom,' astronaut says
- Astronauts are taking a spacewalk outside their space station today. Watch it live!
- Betelgeuse's weird dimming caused by gigantic starspots
- 'The Goblin' dwarf planet and an ancient quasar receive Hawaiian names