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NASA Advances Space Exploration with New Missions and Technologies
NASA is making strides in space exploration, selecting Intuitive Machines for a second low Earth orbit science mission and testing the first GPS-free navigation system for spacecraft, while also highlighting the ambitious Dragonfly mission and a risky maneuver that saved Voyager 2.
18 Aug, 07:00 — 18 Aug, 12:20
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Dragonfly: NASA’s Most Exciting Mission This Century Is Taking Shape
NASA’s Dragonfly mission to Saturn’s moon Titan has passed critical tests as the space agency’s revolutionary Titan rotorcraft moves a step closer to its 2028 launch.
By Jamie Carter, Senior Contributor
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Intuitive Machines selected to support second NASA low Earth orbit science mission
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