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NASA Sent Yeast Into Space to Help Scientists Create a Drug to Protect Astronauts

NASA's Artemis mission carried a box of yeast and algae into space that could potentially lead to scientists creating a drug to protect astronauts in space.

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Here Is the Strange and Colorful Cargo Artemis I Will Carry to the Moon (Full List Inside)

Three pages. That’s how long the cargo manifest for the Artemis I Moon mission is, with a total of over 80 items to be flown around the Moon and ba.

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NASA Artemis I Mission s Wet Dress Rehearsal is Finally a Success! Ready for the Moon?

After three failed attempts, NASA's Artemis 1 has finally succeeded with its wet launch. Is it ready to fly to the moon?

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Vinyl or Saturn s Rings? NASA Cassini Spacecraft Snaps Crisp Details of Saturn | Fun Facts About the Planet s Rings!

NASA just released a stunning close-up photo of Saturn's rings that looked like vinyl. Is this the close-up of vinyl, or is it just Saturn's rings? NASA just released a stunningly crisp image of Saturn's rings on their Instagram page last Tuesday, June 15.

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NASA Artemis Astronaut Captures Stunning Image of the Moon from ISS

The moon hovers above this gorgeous photo's misty blue glow of the Earth's atmosphere. In a stunning view taken by NASA astronaut Jessica Watkins from the International Space Station (ISS) and published on her Twitter account, the moon is seen hovering above the earth's misty-blue atmosphere.

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