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NASA Pinpoints Clogged Propellant Lines as the Cause of Lunar Flashlight’s End

August 10, 2023

Kevin Hurler

After NASA’s Moon-faring, water-hunting probe faced an untimely demise before it was ever able to reach its final destination, mission scientists have officially declared that clogged propellant lines led to the mission’s failure. Read more…
Read more: NASA Pinpoints Clogged Propellant Lines as the Cause of Lunar Flashlight’s End
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Russia Elbows Into the New Moon Race With Upcoming Luna-25 Launch

August 8, 2023

Passant Rabie

Russia is getting ready to launch its first mission to the Moon in nearly fifty years in an attempt to stay relevant amidst a renewed space race.Read more…
Read more: Russia Elbows Into the New Moon Race With Upcoming Luna-25 Launch
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Most Americans Would Rather NASA Focus on Deflecting Asteroids Than Going to the Moon

July 21, 2023

Passant Rabie

The majority of the American public seems largely concerned with the threat of incoming asteroids, believing that NASA should prioritize the monitoring of rocky objects that could hit Earth over going to the Moon or Mars, according to a new survey.Read…
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Melania Trump’s Apollo 11 NFTs Violate NASA Guidelines

July 19, 2023

Passant Rabie

Melania Trump released her latest collection of nonfungible tokens (NFTs), this time commemorating humanity’s giant leap on the Moon with a famous photo of NASA Astronaut Buzz Aldrin walking on the lunar surface. There’s just one thing though: NASA doe…
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Mars Sample Return Mission Lands in the Crosshairs as Senate Discloses Flat NASA Budget

July 17, 2023

Passant Rabie

NASA is likely to face some serious money issues in the upcoming year that could affect the space agency’s science program, but not its Artemis Moon plans. At the same time, NASA’s wildly expensive Mars Sample Return mission is now under some very seri…
Read more: Mars Sample Return Mission Lands in the Crosshairs as Senate Discloses Flat NASA Budget
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NASA Showcases Orion Spacecraft Trio for Future Crewed Artemis Moon Missions

July 17, 2023

Passant Rabie

The crew modules for NASA’s Artemis 2, 3 and 4 missions are currently stationed next to one another at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, with the three spacecraft undergoing different stages of production for their upcoming launch dates. Read mor…
Read more: NASA Showcases Orion Spacecraft Trio for Future Crewed Artemis Moon Missions
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NASA Wants to Mine Resources From the Moon by 2032

June 29, 2023

Passant Rabie

After more than 50 years, NASA’s pending return to the Moon could encompass more than just leaving footprints on its surface, as it could entail efforts to mine the Moon for resources—an initiative that could start early next decade.Read more…
Read more: NASA Wants to Mine Resources From the Moon by 2032
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These Failed Missions to the Moon Remind Us That Space Is Hard

April 26, 2023

George Dvorsky

For millennia, our species looked at the Moon as a place that would forever be beyond our reach, but 20th-century technologies finally made our natural satellite accessible to probes, landers, and even human explorers. Despite these achievements, howev…
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NASA’s Artemis Moon Landing Program: Launches, Timeline, and More

April 3, 2023

George Dvorsky

Not since 1972 has a human set foot on the Moon, but NASA is aiming to change that through its ambitious Artemis program. The lunar missions kicked off on November 16, 2022 with Artemis 1, and now the space agency is preparing its astronauts for bigger…
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TWiT 1007: All the Hotdogs in the World – China's 'Salt Typhoon' Hack, Google on the Chopping Block, Recall AI – This Week in Tech (Audio)

In this episode of This Week in Tech, the panel tackles the "biggest hack in US history," the future of AI, and the role of government in tech. From the Chinese hack's implications to Microsoft's AI-powered Recall, the Supreme Court's tech-related cases, and the push for social media age verification, Leo Laporte, Patrick Beja, Wesley Faulkner, and Alex Wilhelm provide insightful analysis and lively discussion on the most pressing issues facing the industry today. China's "Salt Typhoon" hack, dubbed the "worst hack in our nation's history," which compromised US telecommunications infrastructure and allowed surveillance of high-profile individuals The panel debates the challenges of securing outdated infrastructure and the role of government in regulating tech companies DOJ's push for Google to sell off Chrome to break its search monopoly, and the potential implications for competition and innovation Alex Wilhelm's article "If you like startups, you should love anti-trust" and the importance of fostering competition in the tech industry Microsoft's Windows 365 Link, a $349 mini PC that streams Windows from the cloud, and the potential for thin client computing Microsoft's Recall AI feature, which records and indexes users' screen activity, raising security concerns but offering potential benefits for users The Supreme Court's involvement in cases related to Facebook's Cambridge Analytica data breach and the fate of America's low-income broadband fund The panel also discusses their personal experiences with parenting in the digital age and the challenges of balancing screen time, privacy, and education for children Meta's push for Apple and Google to verify users' ages on social media platforms, and the challenges of implementing effective age verification while protecting user privacy Amazon's talks with Instacart, Uber, Ticketmaster, and others to enhance its AI-powered Alexa assistant Spirit Airlines filing for bankruptcy amidst financial losses and mounting debt payments Alex laments the addition of ads to Amazon Prime Video and the panel debates the tradeoffs of bundled subscription services Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Patrick Beja, Wesley Faulkner, and Alex Wilhelm Download or subscribe to This Week in Tech at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-tech Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: Melissa.com/twit shopify.com/twit veeam.com lookout.com bitwarden.com/twit

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NASA Pinpoints Clogged Propellant Lines as the Cause of Lunar Flashlight’s End

Russia Elbows Into the New Moon Race With Upcoming Luna-25 Launch

Most Americans Would Rather NASA Focus on Deflecting Asteroids Than Going to the Moon

Melania Trump’s Apollo 11 NFTs Violate NASA Guidelines

Mars Sample Return Mission Lands in the Crosshairs as Senate Discloses Flat NASA Budget

NASA Showcases Orion Spacecraft Trio for Future Crewed Artemis Moon Missions

NASA Wants to Mine Resources From the Moon by 2032

These Failed Missions to the Moon Remind Us That Space Is Hard

NASA’s Artemis Moon Landing Program: Launches, Timeline, and More

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TWiT 1007: All the Hotdogs in the World – China's 'Salt Typhoon' Hack, Google on the Chopping Block, Recall AI – This Week in Tech (Audio)