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Did a NASA exoplanet-hunting balloon really 'crash' in Texas? Not according to the scientist behind the flight
NASA launched an exoplanet-hunting experiment Oct. 1 despite the government shutdown. After the mission's end on Oct. 2, news ...
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NASA balloon didn’t crash in Texas, scientist sets record straight
A high-altitude scientific balloon operated by NASA’s Columbia Scientific Balloon Facility, carrying the EXCITE instrument ...
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Did NASA’s exoplanet balloon really crash in Texas? Scientist behind the mission explains what happened
NASA officials respond to reports claiming an exoplanet-hunting balloon crashed in Texas, with the project’s lead scientist explaining what really happened.
A hot-air balloon appears to have crashed into power lines in northwest Albuquerque. The crash happened in a neighborhood on ...
They described it as a 'once-in-a-lifetime situation' ...
A West Texas woman found one of NASA’s missing unmanned scientific research balloons when it crashed in her neighbor's field.
A surprise crashed down onto a West Texas farm earlier this month, courtesy of NASA. The agency’s Columbia Scientific Balloon ...
Stay with KOAT live as we provide live coverage at Balloon Fiesta Park on the last day of the Albuquerque International ...
Japanese rubberized balloon recovered from sea. U.S. Army Air Corps (Air Force) photograph Buy Photo Iowa was bombed by ...
Thursday’s Top Stories Thursday’s Five Facts [1] Special session at the Roundhouse begins with five proposed bills – The ...
The attempted armed robbery turned into a high-speed chase that ended in a crash, according to the sheriff’s office.
Officials confirmed no one was injured Monday when two balloons landed in power lines in northwest Albuquerque.
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