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	Science Daily update ⋅ September 30, 2019
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	Space.com Tons of Water in Asteroids Could Fuel Satellites, Space Exploration Space.com When it comes to mining space for water, the best target may not be the moon: Entrepreneurs' richest options are likely to be asteroids that are larger and closer to Earth. A recent study suggested that roughly 1,000 water-rich, or hydrated, asteroids near our ... Flag as irrelevant
	Space.com SpaceX's Starship Project Not Affecting Crew Dragon Flights for NASA, Elon Musk Says Space.com SpaceX's quest to help humanity colonize Mars isn't interfering with the company's contracted work closer to home, Elon Musk said. Last night (Sept. 28), the billionaire entrepreneur presented the latest design details of Starship and Super Heavy, the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Spaceflight Now Elon Musk wants to move fast with SpaceX's Starship Spaceflight Now Standing in front of a shiny full-scale prototype of SpaceX's Starship vehicle in South Texas, Elon Musk said Saturday night he wants the company's gigantic next-generation rocket to fly into orbit within six months, a bold schedule that he acknowledged ... Flag as irrelevant
	CNN How do astronauts practice self-care in space? Mashable It's tough to practice real self-care when the internet's obsessed with #self-care. Let Mashable help with our new series Me, My Self-Care & I. Self-care is important for all humans, including those floating in space. Think about it. If it's challenging enough to ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times SpaceX Unveils Silvery Vision to Mars: 'It's Basically an ICBM That Lands' The New York Times BOCA CHICA VILLAGE, Tex. — As you drive east along Texas State Highway 4, it looks like a giant, shiny and pointy grain silo is rising out of the scrubby flatland at the tip of southern Texas. But it is the first version of a spaceship design that Elon Musk, the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Quartz Elon Musk is undesigning his Mars rocket as fast as he can Quartz When Elon Musk leads engineering meetings at SpaceX, he says, "the thing I am most impressed with is, what did you undesign?" Which is to say, what complications did engineers remove? How did they simplify the vehicle? The cutting is going well, judging ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Dallas Morning News SpaceX expects Texas site to launch humans to the moon and Mars The Dallas Morning News BOCA CHICA VILLAGE -- Elon Musk stared in giddy excitement at the gleaming steel, 164-foot SpaceX "Starship" that rose from concept to reality in less than five months near this tiny hamlet only miles from the Texas-Mexico border. The prototype that towers ... Flag as irrelevant
	Forbes One Cosmic Mystery Illuminates Another, As Fast Radio Burst Intercepts A Galactic Halo Forbes ESO/M. Kornmesser. Deep in space, mysterious signals known as Fast Radio Bursts (FRBs) stream towards Earth. The host galaxies of fast radio bursts remain mysterious for most of the FRBs we've seen, but a few... [+] of them have had their host galaxy's ... Flag as irrelevant
	TwinCities.com-Pioneer Press Mike Lynch: Awesome autumn stargazing TwinCities.com-Pioneer Press As far as I'm concerned this is the prime time of stargazing season, and I think you'll agree! The nights are longer and because there's less moisture in the air the skies are more transparent, and the stars really jump out at you. Treat yourself and lie back on a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Forbes Some Corals May Able To Tolerate Climate Change By Changing Which Algae Live Within Them Forbes As the world's oceans continue to warm, approximately 90 percent of the world's coral reefs are projected to die by 2050. During marine heatwaves, the rise in temperatures can stress the corals and cause them to eject the algae that reside within them. Flag as irrelevant
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