Japan just landed a shuttle on an asteroid
It's a remarkable achievement.
It's a remarkable achievement.
Could this be the key to ensuring that the ISS lives long and prosper?
The blast might help scientists answer fundamental questions about the solar system's formation.
You can see how the sun moves across the asteroid's horizon.
This could give insights on the birth of the Earth, and even the solar system.
Building a moonbase in a lava tube. Doesn't that sound awesome?
Cleaning up is hard.
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