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Gina Rinehart SpaceX investment: Gina Rinehart bets $1.4 billion on Elon Musk with record stake in IPO
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The Sky Today on Wednesday, June 17: The Moon covers Venus
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What we know about Artemis III: NASA…
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From mining magnate to space broker – Rinehart’s NQ plan – The Courier Mail
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James Webb Space Telescope Made a Salty Discovery in This Unusual Exoplanet’s Skies
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On 5 March 1982, the Soviet Venera 14 lander reached the surface of Venus, ejected the protective cap from its camera lens, photographed the surrounding terrain — and then lowered its mechanical soil-testing arm directly onto the discarded lens cap, returning a clean measurement of the compressibility of Soviet plastic instead of Venusian rock.
The Soviet Union launched Venera 13 and Venera 14 in late 1981 with the objective of surviving long…