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NASA spacecraft slams into dark side of the moon as planned

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Apr

2014

At roughly 12:30AM ET early on Friday morning, a soda machine-sized NASA spacecraft slammed into the dark side of the moon at 3,600 miles per hour. The impact was entirely planned by NASA engineers in order to conclude the Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer (LADEE) program, which launched late last year. After studying the […]

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NASA sending Google’s Project Tango smartphone to space to improve flying robots

20

Apr

2014

An experimental NASA robot could get a big upgrade thanks to Google. The two parties have been working together to integrate Googles Project Tango smartphone prototype — which can detect and map the world around it using a series of sensors — onto NASAs SPHERES — brightly colored, volleyball-sized robots designed to float around the […]

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NASA just crashed a satellite into the moon on purpose

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Apr

2014

You might remember NASAs LADEE as the satellite where the administration tested a new broadband-fast laser communication system for sending data back to Earth. Now, however, the Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer is no more, since NASA just crashed the craft into the surface of the Moon. Unfortunately, the vehicle didnt have the power […]

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