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Nürburgring NLS 2 – Crashes and Hard Battles
Highlights from Nürburgring NLS 2 featuring tough wheel-to-wheel fights, several crashes, and competitive racing across the ...
A lost piece of space equipment crash landed on a farm in Texas, witnessed by a neighbor who saw the whole thing unfold. Here ...
Scott Manley, a popular YouTube creator and pilot, was among the first people to speculate online about the collision being ...
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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 ...
Japanese rubberized balloon recovered from sea. U.S. Army Air Corps (Air Force) photograph Buy Photo Iowa was bombed by ...
Max Verstappen cruised to victory in the United States Grand Prix sprint race, which saw chaos from the start as McLaren ...
A surprise crashed down onto a West Texas farm earlier this month, courtesy of NASA. The agency’s Columbia Scientific Balloon ...
A West Texas woman found one of NASA’s missing unmanned scientific research balloons when it crashed in her neighbor's field.
A Kansas City mother who witnessed the crash that killed Ingels Elementary third-grader Hazen Workman-Duffy shares details of ...
An average of [200 to 400]( tracked objects, also referred to as ‘space junk,’ enter Earth’s atmosphere annually.
The crash occurred shortly before 10 p.m. at the intersection of South Vandeventer and Tower Grove avenues in St. Louis.
NASA officials respond to reports claiming an exoplanet-hunting balloon crashed in Texas, with the project’s lead scientist explaining what really happened.
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