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NASA's Juno Finds Jupiter Is a Tiny Bit Smaller than Previously Thought — REUTERS / NASA

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NASA's Juno Finds Jupiter Is a Tiny Bit Smaller than Previously Thought

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X4.2 Solar Flare Triggers Radio Blackouts Across Africa, Europe — Massive X-Class Solar Flare by Wikipedia Photo - Massive X-Class Solar FlareUploaded by PDTillman (By: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center from Greenbelt, MD, USA) / Creative Commons

X4.2 Solar Flare Triggers Radio Blackouts Across Africa, Europe

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NASA Now Allowing Astronauts to Bring Their iPhones on Space Missions — REUTERS / Joe Skipper

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NASA Now Allowing Astronauts to Bring Their iPhones on Space Missions

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NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman on Wednesday announced that NASA astronauts will soon be permitted to fly with "the latest smartphones," beginning with the SpaceX Crew-12 and Artemis II missions over the next few months. In an email, an Apple spokesperson said this will mark the first time the iPhone has been fully qualified for extended use in orbit and beyond.See the Story

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