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China's Fengyun weather data freely available for EO applications

New brain-like computing device mimics associative learning

Stratolaunch set for second hypersonic vehicle test

Space law and the fight against space debris

Latin America looks to space, despite limitations on ground

Mars missions, astronauts coming and going at the International Space Station, China's increasingly ambitious space program. Space-related news is flowing, and not just from the world's richest, biggest nations. Take Latin America.
On Feb. 17, the congress in Nicaragua, one of the region's poorest, most conflict-prone nations, approved a law creating a space agency. Costa Rica, known for relative growth and stability, did the same on Feb. 18, the day that the NASA rover Perseverance landed on Mars to look for signs of ancient life.
SpaceX returns 4 astronauts to Earth; rare night splashdown

SpaceX safely returned four astronauts from the International Space Station on Sunday, making the first U.S.
ISS astronauts splash down off Florida on SpaceX craft

China's space station takes shared future concept to space

Lithuania to become ESA Associate Member state

GSA commissions RUAG to study more accurate satellite navigation
