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Canadian Teams Receive Phase 0 Study Award for Artemis Lunar Utility Rover
Canadensys, MDA Space and Mission Control received a Phase 0 study award for a lunar utility rover supporting Artemis.
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SpaceX Plans Starship Flight 15 With Booster and Ship Catch Attempts
SpaceX plans to launch Starship Flight 15 from Starbase on November 13, with recovery attempts for both the Super Heavy V3 booster and Starship Ship.
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ULA Schedules Vulcan Centaur Launch With 40 Amazon Leo Satellites
United Launch Alliance scheduled its Vulcan Centaur rocket to lift off from Cape Canaveral on November 13, 2026, carrying 40 Amazon Leo internet satellites.
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SpaceX Plans Starship Flight 15 With Ship 42 and 26 Starlink V3 Satellites
SpaceX scheduled the Starship test flight for November 13, with Ship 42 set to carry 26 Starlink V3 satellites.
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SpaceX Schedules Starship Flight 15 With Planned Dual Catch at Starbase
SpaceX scheduled Flight 15 for November 13, with a plan to return both the Super Heavy booster and Starship's Ship upper stage to Starbase for tower capture.
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X-ray Observations Link AT 2016blu's Repeating Flares to a Compact Companion
Chandra observations of the star system revealed X-rays alongside an optical outburst, supporting a proposed explanation involving a neutron star or stellar-mass black hole.
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ESA's Philae Lander Reached Comet 67P on November 12, 2014
The Rosetta mission's Philae lander made its first touchdown on Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko on November 12, 2014, and conducted science with 10 instruments.
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SpaceX Sets Starship Flight 15 Launch Window for November 13
SpaceX planned to launch Starship Flight 15 from Starbase in South Texas during a 75-minute window opening at 5:45 p.m. EST.
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Euclid Releases First Major Dataset From 13 Months of Sky Survey
The European Space Agency's Euclid telescope released DR1-Foundation on November 12, with observations covering about 14% of its planned six-year survey.
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Pakistani Astronaut Expected to Join China's Shenzhou 24 Mission
One Pakistani astronaut is expected to fly to China's Tiangong space station aboard Shenzhou 24 as part of a three-person crew.
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Commercial Satellite Captures Overhead Image of the International Space Station
HEO used software to task a BlackSky-operated satellite to photograph the ISS from above.
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Spaceium Opens License for Refueling Hardware
Spaceium has made its refueling hardware available under a license as it pursues plans for orbital gas stations.
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Webb Observations Reveal Quasar Pair in the Early Universe
Researchers identified the pair J1602+4228AB in observations from about 900 million years after the Big Bang.
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OwlO Cloud Plans at Least 10 Orbital Cloud Nodes by 2030
OwlO Cloud's planned orbital cloud network is designed to have at least 10 orbital cloud nodes operational by 2030.
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SpaceX Launches U.S. Space Force USSF-627 Mission on Falcon 9
SpaceX launched the USSF-627 mission for the U.S. Space Force from Vandenberg Space Force Base on November 11.
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NASA Plans New Review of Perseverance Mars Sample Return Options
NASA is setting up a planning initiative to recommend how to retrieve samples collected by the Perseverance rover and bring them to Earth.
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CHIME Fast Radio Burst Data Becomes Cathedral Sound Installation
Composer Andrew Melchior and MIT physicist Kiyoshi Masui turned CHIME observations into "The Logos," an audio installation at Oulu Cathedral in Finland.
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Gemini 12 Launched With Jim Lovell and Buzz Aldrin on November 11, 1966
NASA sent Jim Lovell and Buzz Aldrin into space aboard Gemini 12 for a four-day mission that included three spacewalks.
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Audible's Exoplanet Drama Puts Habitable-World Questions in Focus
Exoplanet, written by Benjamin Percy with Andy Weir as executive producer, is available through Audible and features Anthony Mackie, Ariana DeBose and John Leguizamo.
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Rocket Lab Raises Neutron Launch Price to $70 Million
CEO Peter Beck said Rocket Lab booked eight Neutron launches in the third quarter of 2026, with the contracts worth roughly $515 million.
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Hubble Image Shows Globular Cluster Messier 30
An image of Messier 30, a globular cluster in Capricornus about 27,500 light-years from Earth, highlights a group of stars with an unusual orbit.
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NASA-Caltech UVEX Telescope Targets Ultraviolet Sky Survey
NASA and Caltech are developing UVEX to map the sky in ultraviolet light and study short-lived cosmic events.
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SpaceX Schedules Starship Flight 15 for November 13
SpaceX planned to launch Starship Flight 15 from Starbase in South Texas during an evening window on November 13, 2026.
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SpaceX Moves Super Heavy Booster 22 to Starbase Launch Mount
SpaceX brought the booster to the launch mount on Nov. 10 for final catch testing at its South Texas facility.
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GOCE Satellite Marked a New Chapter in Earth Gravity Mapping
Launched in 2009, the European Space Agency satellite mapped variations in Earth's gravity and studied ocean circulation.
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TOI-2535 b's Transits May Disappear for at Least 30 Years
A study attributes the exoplanet's missing transits to an unseen companion that changed its orbit's alignment with its star.
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SpaceX Plans Starship Flight 15 for Nov. 13
SpaceX plans to launch Starship Flight 15 from Starbase, Texas, with the mission set to attempt landings of both stages.
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Study Models Uranus and Neptune's Unusual Magnetic Fields
Computer simulations paired with Voyager 2 measurements suggest that changing conductivity deep inside the ice giants may shape their tilted magnetic fields.
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Turin Brothers' Soviet Space Signals Remain Unverified
Achille and Giovanni Battista Judica-Cordiglia tracked satellite and Soviet spacecraft signals from an amateur radio station near Turin, while their claims of lost cosmonauts lack independent verification.
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Caltech-Led ASTRA Robot Builds Part of an Antenna Structure in Orbit
Caltech professor Sergio Pellegrino said ASTRA autonomously assembled part of a truss-based antenna structure in space.
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NASA's Curiosity Rover Images Planned Drill Target Nazca
Curiosity used its Mars Hand Lens Imager to photograph the rover team's intended drilling target on October 18, 2026.
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2027 and 2028 Solar Eclipses Offer Viewing Routes Across Three Continents
The August 2027 eclipse is forecast to bring up to 6 minutes 23 seconds of totality, while the July 2028 event will cross Australia and New Zealand.
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NASA's ESCAPADE Probes Complete Powered Earth Flybys
The twin spacecraft performed Earth-flyby maneuvers on November 7 and 9, 2026, as they head toward Mars.
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Saturn V Rocket Makes Its First Flight on Apollo 4
NASA launched the uncrewed Apollo 4 mission from Florida on November 9, 1967, in the first flight of the Saturn V.
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Jupiter and Mars to Appear Close in November 2026 Sky
The planets are expected to appear near each other in Leo on November 15, with U.S. viewers able to look after they rise around local midnight.
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Researchers Model Primordial Black Hole Origin for JWST Little Red Dot
A study modeled whether the distant object QSO1 could have formed around a primordial black hole, with researchers planning to examine about 100 more Little Red Dots.
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Starfish Space Says Otter 24C Cannot Be Recovered After Communications Loss
Starfish Space said Nov. 3 that it could not recover its Otter 24C spacecraft after losing communications during commissioning.
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NASA Opens Student Challenge on Lunar Base Solutions
NASA announced a student competition focused on problems involved in building and operating a lunar base, with a reported $1 million prize pool.
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NASA Opens Applications for New Astronaut Candidate Class
NASA opened applications on November 7 for its next astronaut candidate group, with submissions due December 3.