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Culberson County - Allamore ISD joins Blue Origin's "Club for the Future"
Local News
Culberson County - Allamore ISD joins Blue Origin's "Club for the Future"
Blue Origin will launch postcards made by district students to space from their launch facility near Van Horn.
Nation World
NASA's next Mars rover is brawniest and brainiest one yet
The Perseverance rover will carry the most cameras ever sent to Mars, along with a helicopter and a plaque honoring medical workers battling the COVID-19 pandemic.
News
Not a meteor, but a Russian rocket re-entering Earth's atmosphere streaks across the West Texas skies
Initially thought to be a meteor, it was actually a Russian rocket body that was launched in November 2019
Aerospace
The latest details on a Russian Soyuz rocket that broke up in the atmosphere over West Texas
The second stage of the Soyuz rocket re-entered the atmosphere just after 2 a.m. over Mexico and traveled directly over West Texas
Aerospace
How did a Russian Soyuz rocket booster end up over West Texas?
The rocket was launched in November 2019 in northwest Russia. It continued to orbit the earth after launching until eventually burning up in the atmosphere.
News
Rocket Debris breaks up over West Texas - Brandi Batmann
Brandi Batmann captures rocket debris breaking up over West Texas
News
Rocket Debris breaks up over Texas - Carl Ketron
Carl Ketron captured rocket debris breaking up over West Texas
News
Rocket debris falls over Texas
Tara Oneal captured the space debris falling over West Texas
News
Rocket Debris Falls Over West Texas
Steven Galindo captured a rocket body breaking up over West Texas as it reentered Earth's atmosphere
Nation World
NASA Mars rover launch delayed again, 2 weeks left to fly
The chance to fly to Mars comes up only every 26 months and NASA's window to launch the newest Mars rover this year is shrinking.
Nation World
Virgin Galactic to train private astronauts for space station trips
Virgin Galactic will be buying seats on rockets and training private astronauts for trips to the International Space Station.
Local News
Culberson County - Allamore ISD joins Blue Origin's "Club for the Future"
Blue Origin will launch postcards made by district students to space from their launch facility near Van Horn.
Nation World
NASA's next Mars rover is brawniest and brainiest one yet
The Perseverance rover will carry the most cameras ever sent to Mars, along with a helicopter and a plaque honoring medical workers battling the COVID-19 pandemic.
News
Not a meteor, but a Russian rocket re-entering Earth's atmosphere streaks across the West Texas skies
Initially thought to be a meteor, it was actually a Russian rocket body that was launched in November 2019
Aerospace
The latest details on a Russian Soyuz rocket that broke up in the atmosphere over West Texas
The second stage of the Soyuz rocket re-entered the atmosphere just after 2 a.m. over Mexico and traveled directly over West Texas
Aerospace
How did a Russian Soyuz rocket booster end up over West Texas?
The rocket was launched in November 2019 in northwest Russia. It continued to orbit the earth after launching until eventually burning up in the atmosphere.
News
Rocket Debris breaks up over West Texas - Brandi Batmann
Brandi Batmann captures rocket debris breaking up over West Texas
News
Rocket Debris breaks up over Texas - Carl Ketron
Carl Ketron captured rocket debris breaking up over West Texas
News
Rocket debris falls over Texas
Tara Oneal captured the space debris falling over West Texas
News
Rocket Debris Falls Over West Texas
Steven Galindo captured a rocket body breaking up over West Texas as it reentered Earth's atmosphere
Nation World
NASA Mars rover launch delayed again, 2 weeks left to fly
The chance to fly to Mars comes up only every 26 months and NASA's window to launch the newest Mars rover this year is shrinking.
Nation World
Virgin Galactic to train private astronauts for space station trips
Virgin Galactic will be buying seats on rockets and training private astronauts for trips to the International Space Station.
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