In September 2017, after 20 years in space, NASA deliberately flew the Cassini spacecraft into Saturn and let it burn up like a meteor — not because it had failed, but because it had found a possibly habitable ocean on the moon Enceladus that a dead spacecraft could one day contaminate. Science
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All-male NASA Artemis crew creates backlash as priorities shift | Jefferson City News-Tribune Science
‘It’s quite a bit more than we expected’: Satellite reveals immense scale of GPS signal tampering Science
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Coastside Land Trust’s Wavecrest Open Space Project Nears Completion ~ New Stairs Now Open for Access to Redondo Beach in Half Moon Bay – COASTSIDE BUZZ Science
