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• Comets and Interstellar Objects Could be Exporting Earth Life Out into the Milky Way - universetoday.com

• Relativity Space 3D Prints a Fuel Tank for Its Rocket - Youtube

• Here's What China's Yutu 2 Rover Found on the Far Side of the Moon (Photos) - space.com

• Life on Mars? New Mars expedition aims to find out - rocketcitynow.com

• What's it like to live on the International Space Station? - cnn.com

• Soil on moon and Mars likely to support crops - phys.org

• Virgin Galactic's spacewear For private astronauts - Youtube

• A New Spacesuit for Artemis Generation Astronauts - nasa.gov

• Terraforming Mars in 50 Years with Large Orbital Mirrors, Bacteria and Factories - nextbigfuture.com

• Why Build Big Rockets at All? It’s Time for Orbital Refueling - universetoday.com

• A Meteor Just Exploded On Jupiter, And A Photographer Actually Caught It On Video - sciencealert.com

• Scientists Just Discovered 39 'Invisible' Galaxies - vice.com

• Humans Will Never Colonize Mars - gizmodo.com

• LightSail 2 Successfully Deploys Solar Sail - Planetary.org

• Powering the future with lunar soil - ESA

• A Layer of Aerogel Could Make Mars Habitable and Even Enable Life to Develop There - Singularity Hub

• Dark stars: The seeds of supermassive black holes? - Astronomy.com

• New Hubble constant measurement adds to mystery of universe's expansion rate - NASA

• Hayabusa2 probe lands on asteroid - Youtube

• Fierce neutron star collision shows how fast the universe is expanding - CNET

• 2019: A Space Organoid - an experiment to study the impact of microgravity on human brain development - UC San Diego

• Cosmic fireworks: The Evolution of Eta Carinae from Hubble - Youtube

• Earth To Mars In 100 Days? The Power Of Nuclear Rockets - Universe Today

• How icy outer solar system satellites may have formed - ScienceDaily

• This Could Be the Most Earth-Like Exoplanet Discovered Yet - Gizmodo

• Earth has a Water Cycle. Mars has a Dust Cycle - Universe Today

• ESA: Exploring for Life - Youtube

• Mass Anomaly Detected Under the Moon’s Largest Crater - Baylor University

• NASA opening ISS hatch to commercial businesses, private astronauts - CNET

• A bug in SpaceX’s communication system kept the company in the dark about potential satellite collision - theverge.com

• NASA's Multiple Views of Hurricane Dorian from Space - jpl.nasa.gov

• 14 Space Enthusiasts Predict Our Future In The Cosmos - interviewmagazine.com

• Astronomers Have Detected a Whopping 8 New Repeating Signals From Deep Space - sciencealert.com

• NASA Tests Water Powered Spacecraft in Orbit - universetoday.com

• What Will Happen to the Brain in Deep Space? - technologynetworks.com

• Taking Nasa's space buggies for a spin - BBC News

• Small but mighty: A mini plasma-powered satellite under construction may launch a new era in space exploration - Princeton University

• Onward To Mars: What Our Journey To the Red Planet Might Look Like - Popular Mechanics

• Mystery solved: astronomers find missing gas in distant galaxy - Cosmos Magazine

• 6 Challenges We Need To Conquer on Our Way to Mars - Popular Mechanics

• NASA Mission to Study Earth’s Atmosphere by Forming Artificial Night-time Clouds over Marshall Islands - NASA

• Former Astronaut Michael Fossum Reflects On Apollo 11, The Future Of Space Travel - Texas A and M University

• Building a rocket in a garage to take on SpaceX and Blue Origin - CNET

• ESA confirms asteroid 2006 QV89 will miss Earth in 2019 - ESA

• Leaky component led to SpaceX explosion - BBC

• China's space lab set for fiery return on Friday - Ecns.cn

• There Should Be More Iron In Space. Why Can’t We See It? - Universe Today

• India’s first moon lander stacked for launch - Spaceflight Now

• Organic solar cells will last 10 years in space - EurekAlert

• 3D printed skin and bones for humans going to Mars - ESA

• As NASA Aims For The Moon, An Aging Space Station Faces An Uncertain Future - NPR

• Five reasons future space travel should explore asteroids - The Conversation

• How Humans Will Bring the Internet to Space - Vice

• Baking cookies on a space station - Youtube

• SpaceX launches hefty rocket with 24 satellites - Youtube

• Robotic asteroid mining spacecraft wins a grant from NASA - Universe Today

• US Astronauts Look Forward to New Space Mission - VOA News (Learning English)

• SpaceX Falcon Heavy's first night flight to carry Bill Nye's solar sail - CNET

• Watering space plants is hard, but NASA has a plan - Popular Science

• Five Things to Know about NASA's Deep Space Atomic Clock - JPL

• Cracker-sized satellites demonstrate new space tech - Cornell Chronicle

• NASA's Curiosity Mars Rover Finds a Clay Cache - JPL

• Flashes on the moon - Phys.org

• What to wear on Mars: A look at the future of spacesuit technology - CNN

• The 'Forbidden' planet has been found in the Neptunian Desert - Phys.org

• Video of the SpaceX Starlink satellite deployment - SatTrackCam

• Soyuz Rocket Struck by Lightning During Launch - Youtube

• SpaceX reveals more Starlink info after launch of first 60 satellites - Tech Crunch

• The results of the NASA Twin Study provide breakthroughs in the future of human space travel - The Knight News

• China Focus: Chinese lunar rover's "lucky" find could unlock secrets of moon and earth - Xinhua

• Elon Musk's Starlink Could Bring Back Net Neutrality and Upend the Internet - Inverse

• Aeolus: Wind-mapping space laser is losing power - BBC

• Building Better Life Support Systems for Future Space Travel - Astrobiology

• Winter is coming to destroy Pluto's atmosphere by 2030, study says - CNN

• NASA Crowns Winner in Mars Habitat Competition - Popular Mechanics

• Going to space to benefit Earth - Blue Origin

• Before We Ruin the Universe, We Should Follow Some Space Sustainability Guidelines - Universe Today

• Now That We've Seen a Black Hole, Here's What Future Photos Could Look Like - Popular Mechanics

• Stop aging in space - Phys.org

• Infrared Video Shows SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket Falling Back to Earth - Inverse

• Astronauts might soon grow SPACE tomatoes - University of California, Riverside

• Test fire of SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft ran into problems, sending up thick clouds of smoke - CNN

• Engineers explain why Beresheet crashed into the moon - Heritage Florida Jewish News

• Israel's Moon probe snaps a final photo before crashing - Engadget

• The Electrifying Mission of the First Private Lunar Spacecraft - Singularity Hub

• NASA twins study reveals space flight can cause genetic changes - CBC

• NASA Scientist Using Comedy to Bring Awareness to Climate Change - NBC LA

• April 2019 Skywatching Tips from NASA - Youtube

• Autonomous spacecraft being developed for planetary defence - ESA

• We just discovered a scorched planet that outlived its sun - Mother Nature Network

• Updates from NASA on 3D-Printed Habitat Competition - NASA

• Springs may flow on Mars every year - Cosmos

• Strange Earth Organisms Have Somehow Survived Living Outside The ISS - Science Alert

• Our Universe is too vast for even the most imaginative sci-fi - Aeon

• NASA ScienceCasts: A Super Start to 2019 - Youtube

• The first woman to fly commercial to space describes what it’s like to see Earth from 55 miles up - The Verge

• Which Habitable Zones are the Best to Actually Search for Life? - Universe Today

• The Space Shuttle (Narrated by William Shatner) - Youtube

• NASA’s LRO Sheds Light on Lunar Water Movement - NASA

• What would it take to blow up an asteroid? The force of 10 million atomic bombs - Vox

• 2 astronauts are scheduled for the first all-female spacewalk in history - CNN

• Mars InSight Lander's 'Mole' Pauses Digging - NASA

• Would you want to stay in a space hotel? - Cosmos

• SpaceX mission: Watch Crew Dragon return to Earth from the ISS - CNET

• 'Hard Capture Is Complete': SpaceX Capsule Docks With International Space Station - NPR