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Secret Ingredient to a New Era of Space Exploration: Cheaper Launches
Apollo 11 Anniversary May Herald Start of New US Era in Space
Inside the US Air Force’s Top-Secret X-37B Space Plane
Hazardous Apollo 11 Journey Comes Alive Again in New Book
"[I]t's hard to believe that it has been five decades since Neil Armstrong and I walked on the Moon," writes astronaut and moonwalker Buzz Aldrin in his foreword to Rod Pyle's stellar (pun intended) book, "First on the Moon: The Apollo 11 50th Anniversary Experience." Indeed, it is hard to believe.
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Air Force Space Control Lab Expands to Defend US Satellites
The U.S. Air Force is consolidating and expanding its $12.8 million Space Control Laboratory by bringing together six different facilities at Kirtland Air Force Base, according to the Albuquerque Journal.
An Urgent Mission Currently Waits for the New Space Force
Space Conference Hears Call for US Return to the Moon
The annual International Space Development Conference in Arlington, Virginia, opened on Thursday under the slogan, "Back to the Moon to Stay."
