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Some fun technology news to keep you entertained.
- What will life in orbit look like after the ISS? NASA hands out new space station contracts
- ESA's Mars Express picks up plaintive bleeps of China's Zhurong rover, adding much-needed comms redundancy
- Russia: It isn't just us – a bit of an old US rocket might get as close as 5.4km to the ISS
- ESA's Solar Orbiter sails safely past Earth despite orbiting debris concerns
- We've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Mega-comets lurking in solar systems, spewing carbon monoxide
- You, me and debris: NASA cans ISS spacewalk because it's getting too risky outside
- Hubble space 'scope brings its Cosmic Origins Spectrograph back online
- AI-enhanced frog stem cells start to replicate in entirely new ways
- James Webb Space Telescope may actually truly launch this century, says NASA
- UK Space Agency wants primary school kids to design a logo for first Brit launches
- Nuclear fusion firm Pulsar fires up a UK-built hybrid rocket engine
- ESA's Solar Orbiter will swing past Earth this week – sure hope nobody created a big cloud of space junk up there
- Theranos' Holmes admits she slapped Big Pharma logos on lab reports to boost her biz
- NASA boffins seem to think we're worth saving from fiery asteroid death so they're shooting a spaceship at one
- LoRa to the Moon and back: Messages bounced off lunar surface using off-the-shelf hardware