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You made it to Thursday, space fans!
Two Russian satellites came within 10 feet of one another, signaling some seriously sophisticated maneuvering ability, we continue to see the amazing fallout from Artemis 2, scientists are investigating ripples in spacetime, and so much more.
Check out what's big in space this week below!
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About 346,000 U.S. visitors — roughly the equivalent of the population of Honolulu, Hawaii — came to Florida's Space Coast during the Artemis 2 launch campaign.
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Space Rider, a novel spacecraft concept from the European Space Agency, is passing key milestones in its tests and qualifications to bring the vehicle to flight readiness.
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From desert badlands to hilltop villages, these off-the-beaten-track locations offer clear views of Spain's rare sunset total solar eclipse.
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A new video released by NASA/JPL documents six years of Curiosity rover's wheels while driving on Mars.
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Merging black holes and neutron stars have unusual oval orbits prior to colliding and merging, which challenge the laws of physics.
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Next month, a first-of-its-kind gathering will blueprint an eventual crewed trek to tantalizing Titan, the largest of Saturn's many moons.
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And that's it for our space update today!
Thanks for sticking with me to the end of this message. Stay tuned to learn about Russia's secret cosmonaut training center, strange alien planets, and some interesting findings coming out of the Artemis 2 mission!
Keep looking up!
Chelsea Gohd
Content Manager, Space.com.
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