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Payload • Victoria Woodburn

Haridopolos says bipartisan backing could protect NASA’s Artemis program through political upheaval

Rep. Mike Haridopolos, who survived the “Blue Wave,” says bipartisan support for NASA’s Artemis program gives him confidence it can withstand political upheaval on Capitol Hill. The article offers no details on the scope of that support or any program funding and schedule implications.

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2026-11-10T11:05:43.297059-08:00

Space Exploration & Science Missions

Space.com • Keith Cooper

Uranus has a weird magnetic field that's stumped scientists for 40 years

By Space.com: The lopsided magnetic fields of Uranus and Neptune could be the product of extreme conditions inside the planets, increasing the electrical conductivity that enhances the dynamo effect.

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2026-11-10T11:10:40.157603-08:00

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thedebrief.org • Tim McMillan

DARPA Robot Builds a Structure in Space for the First Time, Opening the Door to Giant Orbiting Spacecraft

By thedebrief.org: A DARPA robot has assembled a structure in orbit for the first time, paving the way for giant space telescopes and solar power arrays.

Space.com

A robot just built a structure autonomously in space for the 1st time ever

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2026-11-10T05:34:51.580439-08:00

Space Exploration & Science Missions Human Spaceflight & Space Stations

Space.com • Micah Hanks

Were there 'lost cosmonauts' in the early Soviet space program?

By Space.com: At the height of the Cold War, two amateur radio operators alleged they intercepted signals from Soviet cosmonauts who perished during missions that remained secret.

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2026-11-10T09:19:16.130788-08:00

Europe Launch Vehicles & Space Transportation

European Spaceflight • Andrew Parsonson

DLR to Purchase 80 Red Kite Sounding Rocket Motors

By European Spaceflight: DLR plans to purchase 80 Red Kite solid rocket motors from Bayern-Chemie to support future sounding rocket missions.

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2026-11-10T08:04:53.099184-08:00

Axiom Space Human Spaceflight & Space Stations Commercial Space

Ars Technica • Eric Berger

One space station company sues another for copying its work

By Ars Technica: NASA advised that Vast’s submission in some locations substituted 'the PAM Provider' for Axiom".

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2026-11-10T08:19:14.330234-08:00

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SpaceNews.com • Sandra Erwin

Iridium pitches new satellite services as it awaits Pentagon contract renewal

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2026-11-10T09:25:42.356752-08:00

Mars Space Exploration & Science Missions NASA

Space.com • Robert Lea

Curiosity Mars rover sizes up new 'Nazca' dig site | Space photo of the day for Nov. 10, 2026

By Space.com: NASA's Curiosity Mars rover is sizing up its next dig site on the Red Planet. The Curiosity team will characterize the surface composition of "Nazca" as thoroughly as possible before drilling.

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2026-11-10T07:05:43.722025-08:00

Haridopolos says bipartisan backing could protect NASA’s Artemis program through political upheaval

Uranus has a weird magnetic field that's stumped scientists for 40 years

DARPA Robot Builds a Structure in Space for the First Time, Opening the Door to Giant Orbiting Spacecraft

A robot just built a structure autonomously in space for the 1st time ever

Were there 'lost cosmonauts' in the early Soviet space program?

DLR to Purchase 80 Red Kite Sounding Rocket Motors

One space station company sues another for copying its work

Iridium pitches new satellite services as it awaits Pentagon contract renewal

Curiosity Mars rover sizes up new 'Nazca' dig site | Space photo of the day for Nov. 10, 2026

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Iridium pitches new satellite services as it awaits Pentagon contract renewal

DLR to Purchase 80 Red Kite Sounding Rocket Motors

DARPA Robot Builds a Structure in Space for the First Time, Opening the Door to Giant Orbiting Spacecraft

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